. >> i was expecting a few more people to do things that we were expecking to ha happen. it's nice to see the commute wt well. >> 93-year-old clara's son drove her here for a look. >> and her thoughts on the newsstand? >> it's magnificent. >> abc 7 news. >> it really is magnificent. we have a shot of that every d from a newscast. randy is the director of legislation and public affairs. you had to organize that party. that must have been something. >> it was a lot easier than getting the bridge done. >> i'm sure. 24 years. >> it was really a long time. more important across the state of california, where we have a lot of earthquakes, structures throughout our area have been made safe throughout the period of time. the bay area bridge got a lot of attention, but the key thing around the entire bay area we have a much safer transportation system. >> people don't realize that it does take decades of work. everybody has to weigh in. >> in california, we found ourselves in this predicament. the bay bridge is noalone. >> how long is this bridge expected to last. >> it's design i

. >>> apple executives have rattled those with an earnings report to beat expeck tases. break down the numbers for us. >> it is their signature product, the iphone. executives released new versions with bigger screens last month and they sold millions right off the bat. and that's welcome news because the ipad has actually been falling out of favor. executives said in the last quarter, both sales and profit were up 12% from last year. the executives released the new iphone 6 in the u.s. and other countries in mid september and sold more than 10 million of them in the first three days alone. strong demand off set a 13% drop in sales of the ipad. sales topped $42 billion and net profit surged to more than 8.4 billion. apple executives unveiled last week a thiper ipad. they're hoping it will appeal to holiday shoppers. chief executive tim cook has call apple's new range of products its strongest lineup ever. >> it is a dimpbts story for another u.s. tech giant. executives at ibm say their sales and net profit fell and they'll off load their str struggling semiconductor unit

i had a long conversation with her late last night, and as you might expeck, she has a serious disease, and i believe that she is doing well. my full intention is to at some time in the hopefully reasonable feature is to walk out of the hospital with her. we can not predict, but she is doing well. >> we are getting close to the magic 21-day figure for anyone who was working and treating the late mr. duncan. >> right. >> and so when we get there, does that mean that everybody connected in dallas is out of the woods? >> well, no. you have to look at it, chuck, in different phases. when mr. duncan first came to the emergency room when it was not and we didn't know that he had ebola, there was a group in that cadre that saw him, and we are later today at the 21-day period for that group. then he goes into the hospital with the event in which two nurses got infected, and there is another group there that is further out that we have to follow, and then different groups as the further you go out, they are free, but the ones today that are going to be quote off of the hook are the ones who saw