all of these become a crucial technology for your average person in africa. >> okay, david mckenzie, we'll have to leave it there. obviously david's ipad may be technologically advanced, we're having a little bit of trouble with getting the signal. we apologize for the quality of the audio and video on that. andrew? >> nina, from the capital of kenya, nairobi, to the capital of japan, tokyo, anywhere you go apple is a very, very well-known brand. let's now go to tokyo. we have reaction in tokyo. alex, japan's an interesting case. japan has always been something of a closed shop. it's got its own way in technology in the not too distant past in many ways. they have very powerful handset makers and have software manufacturers. how big an inpact and inroad did apple make in somewhere like japan? >> it's interesting, andrew, someone asked me earlier, in japan do they love steve jobs or -- they might have mixed feelings about him. he has knocked sony off the block along with other competitors. japan is big when it comes to respect. when you look back at the history of a company like sony,

. >> david mckenzie, thanks so much, live from nairobi. learn more about the third woman awarded the peace prize, tawakkul karmanin. >> she is a pretty extraordinary woman. she was a stay-at-home housewife whose political conscience was galvanized when her husband was beaten and imprisoned. she went on the streets. yemen, even amongst the arab states, for a woman making that statement has proved galvanizing movement, staying in a country where women are expected to be back in their hopes by nightfall. but in recognizing her, the nobel committee has recognized women across the arab world who have been so crucial to the resistance process during the arab spring and really unlike many of the men who were only fighting -- i say only, but obviously fighting against suffocating dictatorship regimes, the women were also fighting against suffocating social stretches at the same time. >> thanks so much. >>> here in the united states if senate democrats get their way, millionaires and billionaires will pay more in taxes under president obama's jobs

and apple can be felt around the world and we have reaction from atika shubert in london and david mckenzienairobi, kenya. let's go ahead and start in hong kong. >> the ivigil is under way here. the local media, they are here to report on it. and fans all day have been leaving flowers, notes, messages. in fact, just now we saw one fan leave this model of steve jobs. he placed him on the alter and he bowed to it and then he walked away. now, steve jobs has a massive following here in hong kong. in fact, according to apple, they said that on the opening just a few weeks ago they sold more macs here than any other store around the world. one more thing i want to show you, this sign up here, the apple logo usually glows white, today, it's been turned off. christy lou stout, hong kong. >>> jason carroll where they're holding a vigil at an apple store here. jason? >> this is a very popular store. take a look behind me. you can see a crowd of people that gathered at the apple store here on fifth avenue. people are leaving cards and flowers and apples here, as well. we're also seeing things like th