going to the apple country was huge for me. again, i am embarrassed to say, 15 years i had never been once with. this is a lunatic thing my brother is doing with these apples. when i sailed down this huge area of fruit country, imagine after 9/11, apple country at harvest, thousands of acreage, beautiful skies. i got tears. it was like america the beautiful. it was so rural. it was such a different world for me. the first sighting of my brother. he didn't know i was coming was at the packing house. i remember seeing him, millions of apples coming down the flumes. my brother was looking at every single piece of fruit to be sure it was shipped correctly. he was to tender. i was seeing him from a long shot. i thought oh my god, all he needs is a sweater, he'd look just like are mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and pa

and also, you know, we are still the country where apple came to life. and you go abroad. go to china, you go anywhere. they still look at america as the country that brought them apple. and the iphone and the ipad. they may not be manufactured in this country but they were created in this country. >> isn't apple a perfect example of what more american entrepreneurs and businessmen should be doing? there's steve jobs. he's a genius. he has these amazing ideas. he gets a brilliant design team around him. he has as jack welsh points out, a brilliant system of delivery for his products. he gets it out there. fast and efficiently. and he sells it around you go to china or india or europe. there are apples products, piled high. beautiful quality, incredibly reliable and they're available to all, selling like hot cakes and he is a brilliant marketeer, too. that kind of thing that america needs so much more of. identifying products to the whole world. >> it is happening in small ways. i've met so many start-up entrepreneurs all around the country. it is much harder for them to mak

had gains those were the winners one of the biggest winners and was at apple apple is now the most valuable company in the countryerday's exxon's stock fell an apple to cut title. gold and took an increase is now $1,800 per ounce gold price has jumped $200 in less than the monthly >> the federal just as it has talked a trillion dollars in a new congressional committee is formed to do something about it it is going to be made up of 12 members of congress they will be in charge of cutting one trillion yen dollars worth of spending they have until thanksgiving to make their decision it should impact medicare and medicaid and also the pentagon >> 442 a m. we will take a quick break we are looking at james alike free white camera. not too much fog in the shot we will be back camera. not too much fog in the shot we will be back dumb. atter of seconds. hi. hi, you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information, and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's

. >> reporter: even though silicon valley is now home to apple, the country's most valuable company, employment experts say jobs are increasingly reserved for the cyber elite. >> i'm seeing that it's very tough and very competitive. >> reporter: it's also getting tougher for calworks clients. 16,000 low income families in santa clara county now rely on assistance, and about 700 families lost their benefits last month because of new state rules limiting the maximum time you can get aid from 60 to 48 months. but county officials say there is a bright spot here for those looking for work. >> we're seeing more employers come, i'm thinking, more interested employers than we have in the past, which is, i think, a nice little turn-around for us. >> reporter: companies like edible arrangements. instead of laying off employees, they are opening stores in the bay area and hiring. >> definitely it can be challenging, but we are growing. >> reporter: something that gives charles hope, despite competing against many, more than half his age. >> it's not real good for your ego, that's for sure. to

. >>> cupertino was the most valuable company in the country. apple's stock gained nearly 6% bringing the market cap to $347 billion. exxon's stock finished with 348 billion and apple is likely to take that top spot away from exxon soon. >>> they are cutting into an important place for many americans right in front of the television. they are canceling satellite packages in record numbers. between april and june of this year they lost nearly 198,000 subscribers and that's more than they signed up. those packages are not cheap. >>> time now 552, i know you are good because you are an athlete but are you as good as lincecum? you might want to refuse until you are a -- unless you are a really good baseball player. >>> look at that, giving new meaning to breaking the ice. it may not be as thin as you think. . >>> 200-pound chunk of ice broke off and it sent tourists flying and one tourist said a chunk of ice nearly took his head-off. >>> investigators say over the last couple of weeks thieves have made off with several brass caps from sprinkler systems. now

i mean we saw spectacular earnings from some of the biggest companies in this country. apple were up 122%. caterpillar profits soared 39%. you cannot argue that the corporations are not making money. but, shepard, a lot of that is because our dollar is so weak. and profits overseas are soaring. that's not going to create jobs in this country. aside from that fact alone, shepard, the ceos of these major corporations are saying not in this environment are they willing to hire. there is too many uncertainties looming about health care and taxes and too much regulation. it's a difficult environment even with those record profits and record amount of cash on balance sheets. it's still they say to hire right now. >> shepard: dollar stronger today against the oil and the yen. commodities a lot cheaper. sandra smith, thanks. congress getting ready for the next round in the battle over raising the nation's debt limit. leaders of both parties have two weeks now to choose these members of this so-called maybe constitutional super committee to recommend the next round of spending cuts. i

. >>> the day's dramatic swings saw apple pass exxon mobil as the country's most valuable company. aol stock lost a quarter of its value, as investors showed impatience about the company's transformation. >>> and the notorious hacker has apparently set its sights on facebook. any youtube video, anonymous has threatened to destroy facebook, on november 5th. >>> a walkoff winner for texas. and a winning streak marches on. >>> plus, a big slip-up by the twins at the worst possible moment. and it leads to a painful loss. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. and players love doing well against their former clubs. and last night in new york, former yankee, bobby abreu had a great time. here's nbc's fred roggin. >> less than two months left in baseball's regular season. and the pennant races are heating up. to the bronx we go. mets and angels. mario rivera gave up a two-run shot. the former yankee gave up a pair of homers. bottom nine, two down. jordan walton faked to third and caught curtis granderson at second. he took the bat away from teixeira. that was the ball game. yan

color scheme to small free pencils to the customers on the heels of the take replica apple computer store in the country and also. some of those orders to architecture and germs and getting a new lease of life but not in a good way it's been turned into money traps targeting illegal employers so as crew play pays a visit to cover the details that. and some more stories making news across the world for you this hour at least eight opposition fighters have been killed in the beer after rebels clash with colonel gadhafi loyalists the fighting started when rebels round up rounded up a group of rebel held in benghazi on the suspicion of assassinating a military chief and having. the rebel military command libya's former interior minister. yunus was shot dead last week around two thousand people have already died in the violence since the civil war began. its turn and coast guards have found the bodies of twenty five refugees in the engine dream of a boat really a battle official say the vessel was so tightly punks that the man had no chance to escape from the room and suffocated the boat carrying around thre

scheme to small free pencils from the customer is so hot on the heels of fake replica apple computers store in the country and also. some of moscow's oldest architectural germs are getting a new lease of life but not in a good way they've been turned into money traps targeting illegal immigrants as our secret pays a visit to uncover the details at r.t. dot com. but trends of hitler's waffen s.s. who fought against the soviet army in world war two have gathered from across europe will rally in a state near locally described as fighters for freedom the fascist veterans were joined by near nazi groups from within the country and our first reports is standing glorification of narcissism is being seen as a feeding the far right resurgent in europe with potentially deadly consequences. of. association of former soldier of love this guy off or on but it's something at the moment you don't think about later would think about and go to school to people but. not for the. same country and most of year at these kind of events abound. in order to hear. it in a sting it's a different story altogether. it's common in th

. >> apple has to look over its shoulder. google is a very big countrynd it's right on apple's hills. >>> they must approve the deal because motorolla is a big maker of phones for companies they would compete with. >>> more details now on google's purchase of motorola. the stock market went one direction. it ended up dropping more than $6 but it's still going quite while at $557 a share. >>> on the broader market, buoy by the google motorola deal. the dow industrial rose 213 points today. the nasdaq picked up 47. >>> right now, the golden gate bridge west wind blowing to 16, sustained gusting to 22. there's fog right now at ocean beach in sanfran disco. highs today, warmer than what we've seen tomorrow. we'll be slightly warmer than these. we'll see a few more mid-80s. temperatures right now on the mild side, lots of mid and upper 60s. as we head into tomorrow, fog returns and it's not there -- it wasn't there this evening at sun set. it will be there tomorrow morning. we're looking for it quickly. specific forecast numbers for an area where you live, 10

. >> apple has to look over its shoulder. google is a very big country and it's right on apple's hills. >>> they must approve the deal because motorolla is a big maker of phones for companies they would compete with. >>> more details now on google's purchase of motorola. the stock market went one direction. it ended up dropping more than $6 but it's still going quite while at $557 a share. >>> on the broader market, buoy by the google motorola deal. the dow industrial rose 213 points today. the nasdaq picked up 47. >>> right now, the golden gate bridge west wind blowing to 16, sustained gusting to 22. there's fog right now at ocean beach in sanfran disco. highs today, warmer than what we've seen tomorrow. we'll be slightly warmer than these. we'll see a few more mid-80s. temperatures right now on the mild side, lots of mid and upper 60s. as we head into tomorrow, fog returns and it's not there -- it wasn't there this evening at sun set. it will be there tomorrow morning. we're looking for it quickly. specific forecast numbers for an area where you live,

amid government attempts to implement reforms that's wall of solution to the country's longstanding crisis becomes an apple of just four between russia and its western partners. and the e.u. calls with a special meeting of the box top level financial officials to resolve growing differences on how to hold that contagion sweeping of what comes. next a special report on campaigners in america trying to cut and huge amounts of food wasted in the country and how they're happy to forge through trash to do so. every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of food. two hundred sixty three million pounds a day. eleven million pounds an hour. three thousand pounds a second. hand . to. her. to. the long. plane. comes nearly a billion people in the world are going hungry every day. in the united states even our trash cans are full of the food you just have to go get it. so there are three basic rules to dumpster dive rule number one never take more than you. let's you find out if you're rule number two the first ones to the temperature as first did. you always gotta share and rule number three leave i

government attempts to implement reforms that allows while a solution to the country's longstanding crisis becomes an apple of discord between russia and its western partners. tall beautiful shoals once again to found the blocks efforts in saving the euro the death contagion sweeping the concert and even as they warned of the euro zone's already dismal economic growth is likely to slow and for. now back to libya in the wake of the rebel success in gaining control of most of the country there's been a lot of debate regarding nato's role in its artie's the war and that has asked a british m.p. who oppose intervention in libya about the role western powers should play in shaping the country's future. today i'm talking to barry gardener he's a labor member of parliament and one of the very few m.p.'s to a very serious against the intervention in libya mr gardiner thanks for talking to r.t. today now we see that the rebels if we can still call them that have practically taken tripoli and it looks like he's lost the fight have you changed your mind about the libyan intervention the point is the legitimacy of it

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netherlands earlier said that samsung would not be able to sell those products in any european union country where applepecific patent regarding photo management on digital devices. the patent battle in mobile devices is massive. it led to a tech con son shuttle with apple, microsoft and others. google dropped $12.5 billion on motorola mobility mainly because of its patents. stock market likes the consumer spending number and also some relief that hurricane irene didn't do quite as much damage on the eastern seaboard as expected. right now the dow gaining 173 points. the nasdaq is up by 48. and frank and grace, the s&p is up by 20. good start to the week. >> if you think irene might have a little more of an effect? we are in the billions of dollars in damage. >> reporter: you know, they had initial estimates that it was going to be extremely high and that's a huge deal for insurance companies obviously and elsewhere. looks like it's a couple billion less than that so far. so that's positive news there although still a lot of heart ache back east. >> absolutely. thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsm

ahead government attempts to implement reforms well that's while a solution to the country's long static crisis becomes an apple of discord between russia and its western partners. and the e.u. holds a special meeting of the last top level financial officials to resolve the growing differences on how to halt the death contagion sweeping the clock. and next a special report on the campaigners in america trying to cut the huge amounts of food wasted in the country and now they're happy to force through trash cans to do so that's up next. here's my letter to dan dade the c.e.o. of trader joe's i have also included a copy of the good samaritan act which was signed into being in one thousand nine hundred six by bill clinton and that encourages grocery stores to donate food and it protects them from being sued so i'm just asking him to consider moving trader joe's into the next step of simply not wasting as much food and getting it to people who need it i figured the c.e.o. of trader joe's probably wouldn't get back to me after one letter so i decided to send. a letter a day for the next month a letter went out to t.

and one other thing never happening before, apple closed as the richest company in the country, that had been exxon. for years. and today, the market closed with apple's market capitol saigs at $227 billion. >> unusual times. mark. the president talking about extending payroll tax and setting up a bank to fund constructions jobs. >> he says all of those things are good, and are miniscule compared to the problem out there, consumer confidence leading into fear of buying n if that happens you can see companies losing money, down grading. this is a vicious cycle. he said the stimulus has got to be much larger. >> we know the president's $800 billion stimulus supposed to stop the slide. he mentioned it's politically impossible now. is there a way to do that again? >> and there are a lot of people saying we threw $800 billion and that didn't work. why do we want to know another $800 billion on it. he said the problem is that we didn't understand how big a problem we had. we thought $800 billion? no. a bigger recession than we anticipated and threw a lot of money at it i was a bigger proble

only solution to the country's longstanding crisis becomes an apple of discord of the three russia and its western partners. the e.u. holds a special meeting of the blogs top level financial officials to resolve growing differences on how to halt the death contagion is sweeping the globe. and now it's time for all the latest in sports that's awful. thank you tasso you're watching this board live on r.t.l. headlines fast spoils shad moscow's most fiery food bulldog ends up all square between spartak and says skull on sunday. finally got russia's basketball school for the fast approaching european championships. has been announced. and raise a glass on his beer on wayne's american five month playoff to claim the johnny walker championship and add a glamour eagles. mascot golf with the go west and they saw a crack all the most good job in the russian premier league spartak hosting the leading says scott and then there's nicky stadium spark went into the clash following a disappointing exit from the euro cups last week but it was their right and wise to seize the initiative fried before th

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the country now suing apple over its iphone. >> everybody seems to have that one food they'd do anything to get. still ahead, a food that convinced one man to drive 24 hours straight across x >>> standard & poor's downgraded google stock from buy to sell. s&p says google decision to buy motorola mobility is risky. the $12.5 million deal includes pat tent that could help google defend itself against rivals but s&p says it will ultimately hurt google's bottom line. not all analysts agree. >> over the long-term, google has history of increasing the earnings. the stock prices go up if earnings go up. >> google shares fell along with the overall market yesterday. slipping more than $18 a share. >>> apple's latest legal problems come from south korea. group of iphone users are suing the cupertino company. they say iphone were storing location in nearby cell phone tower and it can create a rough map for the movement. apple has declined to comment. it's said that some people will travel to the end of the earth for love. how about 1,400 miles for a pizza? david shuler says he can't live without t

amid governments of tabs to implement reforms last fall of pollution from the country's long standing crisis becomes an apple of discord between russia and its western partners . and the e.u. calls a special meeting of the blocs top level financial officials to resolve growing differences on how to hold this cat from qasem sweeping them long. and now back to libya in the wake of the rebel success and gaining control of most of the country there's been a lot of debate regarding nato its role in it i am asked the british m.p. who oppose the intervention in libya about the role western powers should now play in shaping the country's future. today i'm talking to barry gardener who's a labor member of parliament and one of the very few m.p.'s to a very against the intervention in libya mr gardiner thanks for talking to r.t. today now we see that the rebels if we can still call them that have practically taken tripoli and that exactly looks like he's lost the fight have you changed your mind about the libyan intervention point is the legitimacy of it and that's what i read in the beginning and i think most people

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. >>> apple has just become the most valuable company in the country.he cupertino company stocks gained 3% bringing the market capitalization to $338 billion. surpassing oil giant exxon-mobil. that happened in the last half hour of trading. other big name corporations such as wal-mart and general electric don't come close. apple soared on the popularity of ipad and iphones. >>> meteorologist lisa argen ahead with the forecast. >> it's nice and sunny out there right now. although, it's still cool across the bay. the sun is out in oakland. only 56, though. we look at 70s inland. still dense fog at the coast. let you know about a change in the weather coming up. >> all right, lisa. thanks a lot. while you might soon get your health insurance at the drugstore. >> how rescue crews saved a dog left inside a car where temperatures reached 135 degrees. >>> firefighters rescued a dog after the animal spent 90 minutes in a locked car. the couple parked their survivor and go in to the shopping center 1:46. mall security later discovered the dog inside the car with

syria as government attempts to implement reforms that swallow a solution to the country's last tatic crisis becomes an eye. apple of discord between russia and its western partners. and the e.u. holds a special meeting of the glocks top level of national officials to resolve a growing differences on how to halt the death contagion it sleeping at the club. and now it's time for all the latest in sports with natasha. you know watching this board live on r t r headlines spoils shared moscow's most fiery food builds are the ends up all square between spartak and says sky here in the capital. final cuts russians basketball scored for the fast approaching european championships in lithuania is announced. and also raise it last almost beyond wins american five man playoff to claim the jenny welcome championship at gleneagles. let's kick off with the ball was on they saw a crack of a moscow dobbin the russian premier league spartak hosting the leading says scar at the luzhniki arena and spike went into the glass following a disappointing exit from the euro cups last week but it was the right and wise to seize the initia

. >>> apple has just become the most valuable company in the country.he cupertino company stocks gained 3% bringing the market capitalization to $338 billion. surpassing oil giant exxon-mobil. that happened in the last half hour of trading. other big name corporations such as wal-mart and general electric don't come close. apple soared on the popularity of ipad and iphones. >>> meteorologist lisa argen ahead with the forecast. >> it's nice and sunny out there right now. although, it's still cool across the bay. the sun is out in oakland. only 56, though. we look at 70s inland. still dense fog at the coast. let you know about a change in the weather coming up. >> all right, lisa. thanks a lot. while you might soon get your health insurance at the drugstore. >> how rescue crews saved a dog left inside a car where temperatures reached 135 degrees. >>> firefighters rescued a dog after the animal spent 90 minutes in a locked car. the couple parked their survivor and go in to the shopping center 1:46. mall security later discovered the dog inside the car with

in front of the apple store and let's face it steve jobs built the store and other apple stores or all-around the country it is still early and do not want a go on camera less give the man credited its the way he change society they also want him to know what they're thinking about him and the ultimate reason as to why he step downtown they're speculating that it is a medical condition and they wish him well. >> for giants slugger barry bonds may be sentenced today he has a hearing today on his request on a new trial or acquittal on his conviction of lying to a grand jury will he was convicted only on one of the four counts of they are not sure if they're going to try bonds on the other three counts man. a sentence see date will be announced at today's hearing >> a major hurricane for the outer banks of north carroll asiacarolina. the planse hundred and 15 mi. per hour, i am pulling up the latest fad of the storm this is very see the storm and you are seeing the i developed it is making its way towards the carolina coast and the latest pass from the hurricane service keeps it closer to the coast could go

the government attempts to implement reforms all that's while a solution to the country's last out of crisis becomes an apple of discord between russia and its western partners. and top e.u. officials once again defended loss efforts in saving the euro the debt contagion is sweeping the continent even as they want at the euro zone's already dismal economic growth is likely to slow that further. and next robust debate is guaranteed a cross-talk as peter lavelle and his guests discuss the war on drugs in mexico and its heavy cost that's something. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms of. the future. to keep. the. glowing welcome across non-computer love about the war on drugs has been declared a failure of the us government has spent more than two and a half trillion dollars fighting this campaign over the past forty years but the problem has only gotten worse and more deadly is it now time to seriously consider decriminalization and regulation of some uniquely drugs. to kick. start. to cross-talk what went so wrong fighting drugs i'm joined by geoffrey my running newton he is

could come to the streets of their countries and they are just some of their opinions knowing harvest otherwise known as the resident got it on the streets of the big apple. is your neighborhood next week let's talk about that it's. barbaric. unfortunately around the country we have situations where people are disappointed with leadership various parts of the world and they're rising up in trying to do something about it whether you're in the middle east in europe you know fortunately we haven't had that type of gun rights. here in the states but i could totally see it happening i think because in taiwan most people have a very. fine life they don't want to have this kind of thing happen if they were angry enough at what was going on do you think that would push them to the limit. yes yes sometimes like a low election times you are going crazy but not to their far like a losing it is so horrible and the press but there are demonstrations in creation but there are peaceful there with the burn the flag you know but they will get the break even though and still from the story so why are these british people doing that right now i think it is always you know

apple. the russian government has ordered a major shakeup of the country's space agency after the loss of yet another on that mission a progress resupply craft failed to reach the international space station and growing up in the earth's atmosphere all six crew members aboard the i assess all there have to ration out the food and water they have left artie's jake agrees reports. at the moment it's all came crashing down. on wednesday from the baikonur cosmodrome three hundred twenty five seconds later a progress craft atop a soyuz rocket plummeted back to earth i thought it was a plane a first then i realized coins never fly there close quietly then it turned into some bright object and then saw that it was sparkling and i heard a loud noise it was like three bang this one really loud and two quieter it was due to dock with the international space station on friday delivery essential supplies to six crew members on board rocket malfunction has been blamed for the unsuccessful launch as a craft ascended into orbit signal failure here meant the third stage in the sequence in this part of the ro

the world are wondering could this happen in their country or some of the half and his father was there as the president on the streets of the big apple. is your neighborhood next this big let's talk about that it's. inhumane and barbaric and i think that unfortunately around the country we have situations where people are disappointed with leadership in various parts of the world and they're rising up and trying to do something about it whether you're in the middle east in europe you know fortunately we haven't had that type of unrest here in the states but i can totally see it happening i think because in taiwan most people have very . fine life they don't want to have this kind of thing happen but if they were angry enough at what was going on do you think that would push them to the limit. yes yes sometimes like an election times people are going crazy but not to the far like a losing is so horrible and the fries but there are demonstrations in creation but they have a peaceful day with the burn the flag you know but they wouldn't the break even though and still from the story so why are these british people doing that right now i

countries. mcdonald's, apples, intel, their earnings look pretty well.ill: one final question here, if it were not a political statement yesterday from the fed it is clearly an economic statement and that is this. we are in for a slow, slog for at least two years. >> a hundred percent. what does that mean to you the viewer, and you with your 401k, your 529s, your pensions that are shrinking at the moment. live not just within your means, live slightly beneath your means. you've got to scale back a little bit. the government can't quite come up with solutions right now. the feds trying. we are at a very difficult point. bill: thank you. 3:00 every day monday through friday countdown to closing bell, only on the fox business network. check her out. thanks, liz. >> you're welcome. alisyn: growing concerns over the rise of special interest groups in politics. many now pushing their causes directly to voters, bypassing state legislatures, and using ballot initiatives to pass new laws. dan stringer is live in seattle. tell us how these special groups are opera

wondering if the same could happen in their country or some of the opinions laurie hoffman of starter wise known as the resident gathered on the streets of the big apple. is your neighborhood next this week let's talk about that it's. inhumane and barbaric and i think that unfortunately around the country we have situations where people are disappointed with leadership and various parts of the world and they're rising up and trying to do something about it and whether you're in the middle east in europe you know fortunately we haven't had that type of unrest here in the states but i could totally see it happening i think because in taiwan most people have very. light your fire in life so they don't want to have this kind of thing happen but if they were angry enough that what was going on do you think that would push them to the limit. yes yes sometimes like in the election times people are going crazy but they're not to the far like the looting is so horrible and the tries but there were demonstrations in creation but they were peaceful day with the burn the flag you know but they wouldn't break a window and steal from the store you know so why are t

apple says guess what? it's happening in this country too. now it's suing those businesses.awsuit is still under court seal so we can't tell you much. there are reports one of the stores being sued is in new york. it goes by the name of apple story. >>> 6:18 is the time. let's check in on the traffic story this morning. [ laughter ] >> it's actually a pretty good story pam and dave. we are looking good out there so far if you are driving out to the concord area this morning let's say you go to concord and walnut creek the traffic looks good. a lot of slow traffic eastbound on has 4. but westbound as well. eastbound approaching the construction zone. they are picking up road work. westbound is a normal morning commute. if you are driving to the south bay, i want to move the maps there, we already have bunching up on interstate 280. 17 looks good to los gatos. it's a nice drive so far. don't worry about it just yet. let's move along and take a look at live pictures bay bridge. still looking nice here. small delay at the toll plaza. on the golden gate bridge southbound traffic

apple shares have gained more than 4,000%. that's a lot of job creation, a lot of wealth to stimulate the economy, both here in silicon valley and around the country. those investors reacting to the news of steve jobs stepping down as ceo tonight. apple shares trading about 5% lower, holding steady. it was about 5% lower when the news first came out as investors digest this news as they will continue to do. again, steve jobs abruptly resigning his post as ceo. we're reporting live from a stunned apple headquarters. back to you. >> let's turn our attention to tim cook. it's been expected that he would be the successor to jobs, he's been running the day-to-day operations, but is he up to the job of being jobs? >> reporter: i think he is. steve jobs had stepped down to take six months of leave from ceo a couple of years ago and in fact tim cook took over. while he was there apple continued to sell a lot of products. indeed they saw a rise in their stock price, some 70% during the time tim cook has been here. the culture of steve jobs and the culture of apple has been in place for decades. that's not changing. a lot of creativity. the dna is here. app