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

. >>> in community, apple fans are showing up at the country's biggest apple store in hang high. iphones and "i" pads are usually present in china. some people showed up saying they are sad jobs did not live long enough to see the future operations. >>> in 1984, the mac to be was -- mcend to be was re-- mac inn to be was released. -- in 2007 they unveiled the ipad. and now 25 years ago he bought pixar from joe luck cass. the -- likes cuss. the -- disney bought pixar making jobs the company's largest shareholder. >>> well the retail industry is predicting a slow and steady retail holiday season. they have 2.8% to more than a half billion dollars and that's smaller than the 5.2% increase last year, however it is still better in 2008 and 2009 when it dropped. it would have been better says this year's analysts if it were not for a weak job market. >>> it has been cut 30% and a check from an emergency management reportedly put a strain on resources. they have had to borrow money to continue operations and without more, the food pantry may not have been able to feed as many people into the ho

he touched our lives in so many ways. >> makeshift memorials are popping up at apple stores across the countryhundreds of people gathered at an apple store in san francisco. >>> and reactions to job's death are pouring in, of course. bill gates said, quote, the world rarely sees someone who has had the profound impacts steve has had, the effects of which will be felt for years to come. president obama said, quote, the world has lost a visionary and there may be no greater tribute to steve's success than the fact much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented. >>> we're getting a sense this morning of how democrats will handle president obama's jobs plan. late last night, senate democrats announced they want to impose a 5% surcharge on americans earning at least $1 million a year. they say it will generate $450 billion, enough money to pay for the white house proposal. republicans called the tax hike a gimmick to cover up divisions among democrats. >>> president obama will hit the road in virginia and north carolina later this month to push for his jobs plan. the bus tour will

. >>> and this morning, apple stores across the country are becoming places of mourning. melissa is live outside the apple stores in bethesda where people have been paying their respects. melissa. >> good morning to you, joe. folks are coming by and taking a look at what other people have put down. we have some apples that have been written on them. we have candles, flowers, let's of nice ways for people to pay their regions yesterday. at apple headquarters, a pilgrimage of sorts there. one fan paying a bag pipe. flowers sat outside the dallas store. fans saddened by his death but inspired by him. we soak with one of those fans just a few moments ago. >> it's very upsetting when anybody passes away. you never know when your last day is going to be. so i think the world needs to really take every minute and reflect on life in a positive way. >> as you mentioned, jobs made his final appearance in june when he introduced the ipad. he stepped down at ceo two months later and that was about six months ago. you can look, the apple page here just changed. they removed his picture

. >> people have been camping out at apple stores all across the country. perhaps the biggest apple fanatic on the entire planet. good morning, damiandamian. >> good morning, jon. that would be steve wozniack. he's been here since noon yesterday. here's here for apple's latest gadgets. he's joined by dozens of other people who want the same project. it's said to be faster. it has a better camera and it comes with a voice system that is supposed to revolutionize the way you search and make a phone call. he said my old regular iphone 4 is already outdated. >> was of the one program, the important one, you're a little out of date. you're going to learn about it. they dropped the program that used to run on the old one. maybe they use it as a hook you have to buy the new phone. >> i'm hearing about it already from steve wozniack. wozniack says apple is set for the next two years and believes any new product released by apple will come with steve jobs' stamp on it. wozniack is concerned about the future of apple. he doesn't want to see it split into smaller piece

outside the company's headquarters last night as similar memorials popped up outside apple stores across the country. nbc's george lewis looks back on his life and legacy. >> reporter: he was the father of the iphone, the ipad, the apple mack computers turning gadgets into desire. as he was fond of saying, wait, there's more. >> today apple is going to be reinvent the phone. >> reporter: and people did wait. in long lines for the first iphones in 2007. and then three years later they lined up for the ipad. changing the way people consume media. >> design plus function equals the right lifestyle. and that's what he filled. >> reporter: in 1976 jobs co-founded apple computer and within a few years was worth $100 million. in 1984 he was showing off his new pride and joy, the macintosh. >> it has turned out insanely great. >> reporter: as critics hailed the mac, jobs was on the losing end of a power struggle at his company and left apple. he went into computer animation acquiring pixar animation, starting with "toy story". >> so infinity and beyond! >> reporter: jobs came back to apple in 1996 and began

program already in effect out in detroit and will roll out the next several months across the country. >>> applenouncining something new this morning. >> scott mcgrew has the report. >> the whisper numbers, we call it. 29 billion in total revenue in three months. that's $21,000 they're making every minute. what i want to see, though, is can ipad sales top 10 million? we got distract bid the new iphone. the ipad, though, is truly revolutionizing the computer or killing the laptop, which is pretty much the same thing. in all my years of tech reporting, i never figured out why yahoo! announces at the same time. maybe it's so everyone is distracted by apple. yahoo! will open its books to investors this afternoon. yahoo!'s arch enemy, who caused so much trouble over yahoo! in the past says he has enough cash on hand to buy yahoo!. that doesn't mean the leader of alibaba is going to. frankly, if he were serious, he wouldn't say he's going to do it. all he's doing is pushing yahoo!'s stock price higher, which makes it more expensive for him to buy. if he really did it, there would be lots of legal rami

. >> >> why did apple stores across the country look like this, today? what happened behind the drawn sheets and closed signs. wyatt's forecast, join us for abc 2 news tonight at 11:00. . ♪ [ female announcer ] who'd have thought that how hard you'd try -- and how far you'd go -- was shaped before you could even write your name? the first five years are forever. that's why pnc is devoting $250 million and ten more years to helping teachers give kids the skills they need for a lifetime of achievement. pnc. grow up great. >>> last look at weather. >> kind of ugly out there. more rain due in, it's scattered across the state and there will be a few thundershowers. we have one south of hagerstown. keeping an eye on that. showers and breezy, other than that, through the day tomorrow, windy day as we clear things out. remember, you can always check out the radar on with your our website. >> >> great day to rake leaves. . >>> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. a lot of news to tell you about, we'll see you, then. .

so far, no illness has opinion reported >>> number 2, long lines at apple stores all across the country the company's law of the new apple 4s. the first launch since the passing of apple cofounder steve jobs much most experts believe that weekend sales will range from 2 to 3 million units >>> number 1, it could soon cost more for a cab ride in arlington county. lawmakers are considerinraigz raising the basic fair r fare by 20 cents. cabs would have to accept credit cards by april of 2012. that is tonight's top 5 fox 5. >> people ask, are you going to upgrade to the new iphone? i just got my first one a few months ago. >> i don't even have the first one. >> everybody in high house has one. >> i have eye blackberry. >> i like my old one. >> it was free. i probably will upgrade, though, at some point. >> good. let's move to weather. a lot of folks want to know what it's going to be like for the mlk dedication. >> pressure, pressure. i think it's going to be good. not that we had a bad forecast predicted for sunday at all but you start getting a little nervous. there may be a few clouds but

today's memorial will be rebroadcast later in the day so apple workers in other countries can watch. >>> dell computers poised to hire hunts in silicon valley opening -- new research and development center right now. the governor and the ceo are taking part in the ribbon cutting. it will be followed by a career fair until 2:00 this afternoon that should be underway right now. dell is looking for workers with sales and engineering experience. you can get more information on abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> still ahead, social security recipients are getting a raise. find out how much and why? >>> rick, i'm speaking, i'm speaking, i'm speaking. >> republican presidential candidates dig into each other in the most >>> the 56 million americans who receive social security are set to get a raise starting in january. seniors haven't receive add increase in social security checks in the past two years. new report released yesterday says social security is the only thing keeping many newly retired americans out of poverty. the upcoming increase will mean an average of $456 extra dollar

. >>> apple stores throughout the country will close tomorrow for one hour in memory of steve jobs. they will shut their doors between 10:00 and 11:00 tomorrow morning in the bay area. they will watch a live webcast of a celebration of job's life held at an outdoor amphitheater at the company headquarters. he died on october 5th, at the age of 56, after a long battle with a rare form of pancreatic cancer. >> following a long investigation, police are asking a man be charged with involuntary vehicle manslaughter after he struck and killed and apple engineer. they found 58-year-old blaine beck broke the law that orders drivers to use caution when passing livestock on the road. he hit the breaks before he hit and killed apple engineer hoyt junior and the horse he was riding. the chp will forward the case to the santa clara county district attorney. >>> creating 75,000 jobs for the bay area, getting a boost from the federal government to stay competitive. coming to the port to announce a funding milestone of 350 million dollars. the port is a huge economic engine for the region and the

apple stores across the country and around the world have become gathering places for loyal customers and those who simply admired his vision. >> the apple website is displaying this simple tribute to the man who changed the way we connect, interact and spend our free time. we begin with abc's john hendren. >> reporter: rarely has the death of a corporate chief inspired such a spontaneous outpouring. >> a force of nature. >> one of the great visionary leaders in america, maybe the world. >> reporter: at the apple stores that steve jobs founded, flowers and candles. he was the thomas edison of his day. >> people want large, color screens they can put photographs on. people want motion video. >> reporter: he transformed the way we work. >> i want to show you macintosh in person. >> reporter: and he loved it. >> you have to find what you love. if you haven't found it yet, keep looking. and don't settle. >> reporter: a 20-year-old jobs launched a revolution from his parents' garage with buddy, steve wozniak. >> this is like jfk or martin luther king. >> reporter: he was fired in the '80s.

as similar memorials popped up outside apple stores across the country. nbc's george lewis looks back on his life and legacy. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: he was the father of the iphone, the ipod and the apple mac computer. turning electronic gadgets into objects of desire. >> i think if you do something and it turns out pretty good, then you should go do something else wonderful. >> reporter: as he was fond of saying -- wait, there's more. >> today, apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> reporter: and people did wait, in long lines, for the first iphones in 2007. three years later, they lined up for the ipad. >> design, plus function equals a lifestyle. >> reporter: in 1976, jobs co-founded am computer and within a few years was worth $180 million. in a few years he was showing off his pride and joy, the macintosh. as critics hailed the mac, jobs was on the losing end of a power struggle in his company. he went into computer animation, acquiring pixar studios and striking pay dirt with movie, starting with "toy story." jobs came back to apple i

over 245 apple stores around the country. there are close to 500 people in line here. e employees inside the apple store are already test running. everyone is excited about how the personal assistant or. every time a new apple products comes out, people come out. with the death of steve jobs, it is that much more of 8 must be placed today. doors open at 8:00 a.m.. people are excited to get in. >>mark: d.c. you could get one if he did not reorder? >>jackie: they are very tight-lipped about how many stores get what quantity. >>mark: will trend has more. >>will: i am at the apple store in union square. the line starts at the foot of market street, down the block and around the corner. the first person got here for 30 p.m. yesterday. by the time the store opens at 8:00 a.m., and that man will be the first to get his hands on the new iphone 4s. of course, he will have to pay hundreds of dollars and spent 15.5 hours in line. anyone here will tell you, a piece of cake. will tran, kron4 news. >>darya: here is a list of the store's opening early this morning at 8:00 there are a

long lines have been sneaking around apple stores across the country and the globe. the sales are more than double of the iphone 4 from last year. a >>> changes can be coming soon for altering a century old secession rule, which gives mail children presidents for the royal crown. if a girl is born first, she can assume the title for the royal family. the change could affect of the firstborn child of prince william and kate middle sen. >>> -- middleton. >>> we are looking for conditions to gradually improve outside. the flag is still blowing in the wind. when upwards of 30 miles per hour. -- winds upwards of 30 miles per hour. in annapolis, that is a bright moon in a mainly clear sky. the high temperature today 79 degrees. the low was 51. 11:00 temperatures holding at 66 degrees at the airport. a few clouds here and there. the wins were out of the southwest around 70 miles per hour. germantown winds around 17 miles per hour -- the winds were out of the southwest around 17 miles per hour. germantown winds around 15 miles per hour. and a couple of degrees warmer down in

>>pam: today apple stores across the country as well as here in the bay area temporarily shut down thise hung from the feeling blocking the public's view. inside the apple employees reportedly watched the web casting kron the cupertino campus that was honoring the co-founder steve jobs he passed away on october 5th from pancreatic cancer and in front of the store many customers stopped and were surprised about the closure. most people believe that he would not have approved. >>reporter: do you think steve jobs would have liked it or not? >> i do not think so. >> i think he would've been humbled. >> up he can do what he wants now and they can do they want now. >>pam: some details coming out about the memorial including the finger norman jones performing as well as cold play and the former vice president al gore who is on the board of apple board of directors he spoke about steve jobs. >> not a woman was walking when she was a salted in the park officials say that she was attacked by two people but no description of the suspect. in a contra costa county workers was accused of raping quart

country. two major bridges are on the list, the richmond-san rafael and the car keenas. we should point out the group is pushing for more federal transportation spending. >>> apple stores around the country closed for 90 minutes this morning so employees could take part in a memorial service for a company founder, steve jobs. most watched the service on a closed webcast. some trekked to the company headquarters in cupertino, where the service was held. the closures caught some people by surprise. >> hotel room this morning i did hear that something briefly that they were going to be closing but i wasn't aware it would be this morning. >> jobs died two weeks ago today, of pancreatic cancer. this is the third memorial service for him, the first but a small private gathering. the second was held at stanford, and included business leaders. >>> the bloody brawl that broke out inside richmond city hall was the focus of a heated debate at last night's city council meeting. the brawl happened friday, and the office of neighborhood safety on the floor above the council chambers. police say at least seven suspected gang members were involved in the fight. but violence prevention worker

today's memorial will be rebroadcast later in the day so apple workers in other countries can watch. >>> dell computers poised to hire hunts in silicon valley opening -- new research and development center right now. the governor and the ceo are taking part in the ribbon cutting. it will be followed by a career fair until 2:00 this afternoon that should be underway right now. dell is looking for workers with sales and engineering experience. you can get more information on abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> still ahead, social security recipients are getting a raise. find out how much and why? >>> rick, i'm speaking, i'm speaking, i'm speaking. >> republican presidential candidates dig into each other in the copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help im

iraq but it's a public sector nationwide strike over low pay and pensions has paralyzed the country closing apples and schools. that takes you up to date for now up next guys you through spiritual siberia where mountain peaks and deep legs have inspired generations. this is a place where people still believe in spirits and turn to shamans for advice. at the same time buddhism here is widely practiced the people here believe in miracles just as much as they do in the palace of science. this is a land where time seems to have come to a standstill. twenty six thousand square kilometers of mountains rivers and jim forests. humans are a rare sight. there can ski district is situated in gori attias southwest close to the border with. is one of russia's most honestly populated areas. only five thousand people live in a valley overshadowed by the cyan mountains. most of them a soil their pneumatic ancestors settled here hundreds of years ago. there is just one road that leads to the far away region which is the only commissioned in one hundred ninety three however numerous mountain streams of them flood i

apple's latest smartphone banned in japan and australia. the south korean electronics giant filed for injunctions in the two countries on monday. it claims that apple's iphone 4s infringes on its patents on data transmission and screen display technologies. in tokyo, samsung is also asking a court to ban sales of apple's latest tablet computer, the ipad 2, as well as existing iphone models. samsung provides apple with computer parts, but the two companies have been competing fiercely in developing and marketing smartphones. they're locked in legal battles in ten countries over smartphone technology. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> an encouraging display of the power of positive thinking. in canada, a 100-year-old man has become the oldes pson to complete a full marathon. indian born-faja singh ran in a crow waterfront marathon on sunday, crossing the finish line in eight hours, 25 minutes and 16 seconds after the starting gun was fired. the barricas at t finish line had already been taken down when singh reached his goal more than six hours after the first runner had crossed the line. he was greeted warmly by family

scenes like this being repeated at apple stores across the country. his biographer walter isaacson told the wall street journal knew his life would end weeks ago. he changed the way we lived in so many important ways. as business technology report are explains his many admirers have a need now to express their sorrow. >> it has been a responsible taken us showing of affection and respect. total strangers and few neighbors dropping off flowers and symbolic apple to the home of steve jobs. >> i never thought that his death would affect me this way but really prosecute found. like somebody really special even bigger than life. >>reporter: technology futurist says people connect entered a special way to jobs even calling him just by his first name as though they knew him. >> he has millions of close friends who never met him but are close friends because of what his invention disto their imagination and their lives. >>reporter: college student brian is one of them who compares his bond to jobs the way sports fans connect to players. >> barry bonds will cl

scenes like this being repeated at apple stores across the country.is biographer walter isaacson told the wall street journal knew his life would end weeks ago. he changed the way we lived in so many important ways. as business technology report are plains his many admirers have a need now to express their sorrow. >> it has been a responsible taken us showing of affection and respect. total strangers and few neighbors dropping off flowers and symbolic apple to the home of steve jobs. >> i never thought that his death would affect me this way but really prosecute found. like somebody really special even bigger than life. >>reporter: technology futurist says people connect entered a special way to jobs even calling him just by his first name as though they knew him. >> he has millions of close friends who never met him but are close friends because of what his invention disto their imagination and their lives. >>reporter: college student brian is one of them who compares his bond to jobs the way sports fans connect to players. >> barry bonds will clark

countries. they're saying that apple is violating a patent rights. >>> next, some high-flying engineering acrobatics at the national cathedral. we have the latest and the search for earthquake damage. >> another beautiful day -- day today, but some rain is heading our way. >> a cloud hangs over the racing world today. i will tell you about the investigation that is going on. >>> a pilot and a passenger are lucky enough to block away from this crash landing in williamsburg, virginia. the pilot reported engine problems right before the plane went down in a strip mall parking lot. nobody on the ground was hurt either. >>> a team of engineers that recently inspected the washington monument are at it again. >> this time, they are on the towers of the national cathedral. engineers say the cathedral is structurally sound but the team is expecting -- inspecting the exterior. >> you want to keep it intact. it is important. i did not realize the extensive damage. >> last week's stonemasons removed 2 tons of stonework from a damaged and ago. the cathedral is closed since the earthquake and is now scheduled to

around the bay area apple store employees paused to remember the legendary innovator. stephanie chuang reports. >> reporter: across the country apple stores like this one in los gatos closed down for three hours today as apple employees remembered the company as cofounder steve jobs who passed away earlier this month after battling pancreatic cancer. the sign posted close nine to noon. at world headquarters in cupertino it was an employees only tribute to jobs before it began chopper 5 taking these pictures of apple employees gathered at the intimate loop campus. huge posters of jobs hung from the main building. there was a younger jobs holding the first mac and an older perhaps wiser steve jobs in his trademark black turtleneck almost looking down on the employees who sat on the grass and others who were out on the balconies of the building. part of the event took place at apple's amphitheater where a band was set up and webcast to employees worldwide. the ceo tim cook told employees in an email that this event was to remember the incredible things steve achieved in his life and the many ways he made our world a better place

there are even apples out here, real apples at the site with headphones and sticking out of them. there are more deals like this all over the country. as was the apple stores in china. today everyone will be seen the cool light of day people have been coming to work slowly while learning the news of his death. there many thought some people's mind especially when is apple go from here. it is a media circus especially all around the country and again as workers, and they will--we will talk to them about how they're feeling. >> we have team coverage of the passing of steve jobs it is obviously not only a local store but an international story that is making a lot of headlines. in the san francisco chronicle this is a big story showing a picture with a caption that said the man who saw the future. and we found this from locally from the daily news the sense tech tighten passes with a picture of him along with several of the gadgets that steve jobs is responsible for bringing to the world. and also this one i like that as well. the genius. and also the date of his birth and death. we will show you more newspaper headlines throughout th

apple computer will introduce mcintosh. you'll see why 1984 won't be like 1984. >> really helped this conversation about our country get started i hope to repeat this conversation november 2008. >> well, that was the famous apple aad from 1984. the spoof made by obama supporters. it's another indication that steve jobs and apple computers had on american culture. the opening bell will ring on wall street investors will be keeping a close eye on apple stock after the death of its founder steve jobs. we're joined by mandy drury. i want you to get the jobs numbers as well. start with what we're watching today with apple. >> absolutely. apple is down currently in premarket trading to the tune of about 1% after that sad news of steve jobs. this is not unexpected. we knew this was going to happen. he was a visionary ceo. and he was responsible for apple's success. back in 2000, apple had a value of $5 billion. now it has $350 billion. his products change the way we communicate, entertain ourselves. the share price from here under the new ceo depends on whether or not that vision can continue. >> let's talk about what we know about s

." >>> coming up, apple stores around the country closed this afternoon. we will tell you why. >>> when you get the higher education, it is like crazy expensive. >>> the amount of student loan debt is surpassing the credit card debt in this country. we will bring you the numbers. >> the redskins are preparing for the carolina panthers this weekend, but everyone wants to know who will be the starting quarterback. >> we have that information but we are not allowed to disclose it. a matter of national security. [laughter] mike shanahan said john beck did a good job with nine downs and 75 yards of touchdowns. he is quick, but the biggest factor in the change is 11 turnovers in five games. he told him he has to eliminate those mistakes. he hopes beck will be better at protecting the ball, and knows he is more mobile of the two guys. >>> there has been a lot of hard work going into this. you never know what opportunity will come. you always have to stay ready. i want to go out there and perform my best. >> all the players that surround him now me to play better

monsoon rains that began in late july have affected two-thirds of the country. >>> apple is holding a memorial service for steve jobs tonight. top silicone valley executives and others close to jobs are expected to attend the invitation-only event on the stanford university campus. a small private funeral was held last week. >>> and the texas rangers are heading back to the world series. the rangers crushed the detroit tigers 15-5 last night to win their second straight american league title. texas opens the world series wednesday against st. louis or milwaukee. those teams play game six tonight. >>> several big names performed at a concert last night celebrating the tenth anniversary of president clinton's foundation. ♪ i want your love and your revenge ♪ >> lady gaga had what she called her first marilyn monroe moment with the former president and turned "bad romance" into "bill romance." other performers included stevie wonder, kenny chesney and usher. >>> lady gaga tried to get president clinton to play the saxophone. >> he wouldn't play. >> she tried to get him to go inside an eg

many of apple's retail stores across the country were closed for a while today to allow workers to pay tribute to the late steve jobs. stores were covered with white sheets to keep the event secret. jobs died two weeks ago after fighting pancreatic cancer. employees that didn't attend the memorial at apple's headquarters were able to watch a live webcast of the service. here's what we're watching for tomorrow: weekly jobless claims and the september reports on leading indicators and existing home sales. more earnings tomorrow-- at&t, capital one, microsoft and southwest airlines are scheduled to report. also tomorrow? from beefing up trade policy to union workers at ford have ratified a new, four-year labor agreement. 63% of united auto workers union members voted to approve the contract. ford expects the deal will reduce labor costs over the next four years as it adds nearly 12,000 u.s. jobs. the contract also is expected to clear the way for ford's credit rating to be upgraded. both standard & poor's and moody's said recently that they might take action if the contract got approved.

. >>> memorials and tributes are popping up around the country to honor apple's iconic co- founder and ceo steve jobs. neighbors and fans are placing flowers, signs and momentos outside his home in california. some even left older model ipods and apples with chunks bitten out of them. >> it's pretty amazing. it's not normally a techie thing that you would come and drop flowers off. i usually see it more for movie stars that you fall in love with through the screen and get to know on a more personal level. for him it's for his inventions and what he's brought into your home and your business and to your life, kind of a different avenue. >> according to a statement from family members, jobs died peacefully. he was 56 years old. >> nothing has changed and that's good news. >> right. we are still very excited that high pressure is holding steady, going to keep everything blocked for a while. we do see our next rain system, but it's probably not for five or six more days. we'll get started with a look outside, chilly night, cloud free, nice light wind, dry air and that adds up to radiationa

it's said to be a big draw mainly because more people are selling it and it's available in more countries. apple released an ipad app that's available for free from itunes. photos and video are given prominence and can be viewed full screen. users can capture video with their ipad and put it directly in their profile's news feed. it's all about getting all of us to spend even more time on facebook. it's estimated americans spend eight hours a month on facebook or 16% of their total time online. i'm guilty of it too. >>> they're hoping for a less eventful morning today at antietam elementary school in prince william county. there were scary moments yesterday when a deer came crashing through a classroom window. the dr came crashing through the same window and ran away. it was recorded on the school surveillance cameras. there weren't any students in the classroom at the time, and the teacher in there was able to run away. >> time for a look at weather. here's tom. >> watch out for the deer. they're getting more active this time of year, and under the cloud cover, they're kind of hard to see. >>>

apple stores across the country closed their doors to take part in a webcast. g the company's co-found dr. no doubt an emotional day for apple employees. >>> michael winslow, the 1,000 voices from the police academy movies? maybe not. he appeared on a norwegian talk show to prove that he can do led zep plin's "a whole lot of love." that is pretty incredible. it's all him. >> i thought it sounded like a whole lot of noise. >> you're not impressed? >> i'm not impressed. but then again, i was sitting here thinking, i don't think i know any led zeplin songs. >> well, i got that sense as well. i got that sense as well. >> don't worry, i grew up listening to bugs fears. >> excuse me? >> it's a group from england. >> i don't know if i clearly heard what you said there. >> google it. >> this should be kept clean. it's a family show. >> i'm trying. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i'll get you a clip. >> i make you nervous. >> go ahead. >>> serious stuff straight ahead. drl conrad murray's lawyer is starting to make their case but not before prosecutors call

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memorials and tributes are popping up at apple stores around the country including in our area. fox 5's melanie alnwick reports. >> reporter: a mouse, an ipod marked with two words, thank you, small tributes left outside apple stores in memory of the big way steve jobs touched so many lives. >> now you have a little computer in your hand everywhere you go. he's brought us closer to tay star trek than a lot of people have -- star trek than a lot of people have. >> i think he achieved more than what people in my generation hoped a big corporation can achieve. >> reporter: steve jobs made computers accessible, fun and easy to use and continued to innovate not just creating products but revolutionizing industries connected to them. with itunes and the ipod music game easier than ever to buy, listen to and share and the iphone making consumers demand so much more from their digital devices. >> the ipod, the ipad, the iphone, apple tv, they're just like oxygen for so many people. you just live your life with them. >> reporter: washington capitals owner ted leonsis began his career in t