i am here on behalf of the alliance with hewlett-packard. at hewlett-packard, we believe that our global reach of resources and technology assessments has great potential for responsibility to help make our world a better, safer place through improved emergency prevention, unpreparedness, and key social innovation. the activities and programs developed by the san francisco fleet week association, particularly the disaster response humanitarian aid program, reflected many of our own goals and objectives. we were honored to be a sponsor and wanted to thank the port commission and fleet week association for their efforts to get leadership in orchestrating such a valuable and from an event. particularly, we would like to recognize the volunteer citizens that were inspiration only led by the major general, and the incredibly dedicated and hard- working board of directors, who ensured the success of fleet week. in the program, it was gratifying to see how partnerships and the channels of communication were open by having state, local, and federal

we're told hewlett-packard was shut down. all the employees were told to go home for the rest of the day. apple also has the campus nearby. we understand that about three buildings on the apple campus continue on lockdown until this search is over. live in sunnyvale, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, yeah. this story is affecting thousands of people in the south bay. many of them are school kids. the manhunt closed several schools in cupertino and sunnyvale and alerted several schools in mountainview. schools told parents to keep their kids home. others were on lockdown throughout the day. magnolia science academy, parents say police spent the day inside the classrooms and cafeteria with the students, but the school was sending parents frequent e-mail updates and advising them to come pick up their children once police told them it was safe to do so. santa clara unified expects classes to resume tomorrow. so what exactly prompted this violence? we might never know that answer, but we do know this. the scene in c

hewlett-packard has changed its mind. they will continue to sell the pc. meg whitman said it's the right thing for the customers and for the shareholders. >> big change there. >> will my 401k go back? >> possibly, depends what is in there. >> oh, yeah, that's it. diversification. i was. >> not happy to look at my last statement. >> i know, i hope it changes. >> bring us more good news. >> a beloved symbol of american freedom turning 125 years old. >> reporter: a new movie shedding light on a disturbing practice that tore families apart in an effort to provide australia with a labor force. we will be right back. >>> 4:45 now, and it's on the way. >> tears of rejoice. when you want to make snow and get the season started, it has to maintain the level. >> for skiers, a wasted snow. it will snow in the mountains. the shenandoah valley. it could be problematic because the leaves can capture the snowfall. any time we get snow, it's wet and heavy and clingy. no problems today, except for the chill that is out there. down to the 30s and 40s. partly to mostly cloud

we have two scenes, the lehigh and the hewlett-packard scene, and we have branches set up at both of those. neighbors have been note bid -- notified by alert cc. many of the schools are closed and the emergency operations center at the city of cupertino has been activated. we believe the suspect is armed and dangerous. we have a perimeter and several agencies who are asitting in the church. those include sunnyvale department of public safety, san jose police -- san jose police, santa clara police, gilmore police, the fbi is on the scene with the s.w.a.t. team standing by. campbell police department. right now it's a search for the suspect. he should be considered armed and dangerous. as far as phone numbers, it's -- if you live in the area of wolf and homestead and see any suspicious activity, please dial 911. this is an armed suspect that we're currently looking for. we have established at the cupertino city of hall offices a family assistant center. that phone number is 408-777- 3200. that's for any family members if there are any witnesses or anyone that has any information of a n

of hewlett packard. he was fired this month. during his tenure, the stock lost more than 40%. by the way, new c.e.o. meg whitman will work on $1 a year. semiconductor maker micron didn't help things in technology, reporting a loss in its fiscal fourth quarter. analyst had been expecting a penny per share profit. micron has been hurt by falling prices for memory chips used in personal computer. micron was the biggest loser among s&p 500 stocks, falling more than 14%. volume was heavy today as well. the stock fell to a new 52 week low, just above $5 per share. it has been a tough week for chip stocks. today, n-vidia fell 4%. advanced micro devices sparked some of the sector selling earlier in the week when it had a disappointing outlook. a.m.d. fell another 4% today. and intel dropped almost 4%. we mentioned earlier how the materials sector was the worst stock sector this quarter. it was also the worst today. heavy equipment maker ingersoll rand fell more than 12%. volume quadrupled with the stock falling to a new 52 week low. the stock is down 40% from its july prices and down

it's actually the parking lot that belongs to a hewlett packard office complex where someone matching the suspect's description shot and tried to hijack a driver. he failed and moved to the right, ran across the street, over to the homes over there. you can see the police officer's car, 35-mile-an-hour speed limit sign. this is a neighborhood crawling with deputies and police officers ever since 7:00 this morning. now, first officers on the scene received from the video we shot what appears to have been good information from a homeowner on where the suspect was headed. this witness giving officers a description of where he thought he was, what he was doing, that sort of thing. the full force of south bay law enforcement descended on this area. santa clara's office, santa clara p.d. s.w.a.t. chopper above, armored s.w.a.t. vehicle along with canine and morgan hill police out here. at first, it seemed s.w.a.t. might have had the suspect cornered in a few of the homes where the officers were -- because they're taking so much time to prepare their advance. once they did advance, there was

this will be homestead and wolfe road near the hewlett-packard campus.here is a video of yesterday's surge. they went door to door using bloodhounds and helicopters but they had no luck. i got off the phone with the public information officer and i asked him, why are you going back there? you believe he is still in the bay area and he said at this point we do not know but nonetheless until they can confirm, they believe perhaps he is still in their may be under a bush or behind someone's house, in some areas they do not see. they will not have the same manpower as they did yesterday with the swat team out there. they will have a presence. a lot of parents got a hold of us yesterday on facebook asking if it was safe for them to send their children to school and according to the public information officer jose cordova, he said he is not telling the school district what to do. he says it have any questions, call the school district and ask them if they're canceling class and if they have any plans at all. for now, that are not telling the school district wh

he then carjacked a woman from the campus of hewlett-packard in cupertino and shot her in the leg.e is now believed to be hold up in a house that is somewhere in camera range of remote 259 right there. you can see the swat officers who are there trying to get this guy to come out. we'll see how this thing ends. so far he is thought to be still i live inside that house. we'll keep you updated. jenna: dramatic live images there. we'll again stay on that story. a blinding dust storm leaves a mess along a busy arizona interstate. drivers unable to deal with near zero visibility causing some major problems in traffic. one person also died in those crashes. that obviously is the most important headline of all, rick, what is going on there. >> reporter: that's true, jenna. it was one pileup off another in arizona yesterday. 23 different vehicles involved in separate crashes. one person was killed, 15 others wounded. this was a dust storm that created conditions that were so bad that police had a heck of a time responding. listen. >> with zero visibility it makes it very difficult for our

. >>> hewlett-packard is changing its mind. new ceo meg whitman decided not to sell off the personal computer business. the division contributed one-third of h.p.'s revenue last year. it also delivers low-priced components to other parts of the company. whitman says hewlett-packard's units are simply stronger together. >>> and your jack-o'-lantern is going to cost you more this halloween. the agriculture department blames bad weather for soaring pumpkin prices, especially in the northeast, with all that rain ruined many crops. retail prices are up an average of 40%. >> wow. all right. >>> when we come back this morning, a true fall classic. on the brink of elimination, the st. loa final game seven. >>> and the house that will be rocking this halloween. stay with us. and mornings? rough. i tried tissues and neti pot thingy and even more tissues then i said enough! and i found the solution. [ female announcer ] drug-free breathe right nasal strips. i put it on and...wow! instant relief. i breathed better...slept better felt bette

going to after school lectures at hewlett-packard. after high school, he attended reed college but only for one semester. at just 20 years old, he started apple computer in his garage with friend steve wozniak. >> we worked hard and in ten years apple had grown from just the two of us in a garage into a $2 billion company. >> reporter: that was jobs in 2005. giving the commencement address at stanford university. >> you have to trust in something. your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. because believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path. and that will make all the difference. >> reporter: in 1984, apple introduced the machine that changed our lives forever. the macintosh. revolutionary because it made computers easier to use. it had a funny little thing called a mouse. the mac was expensive and sales were sluggish. in '85, steve jobs was forced out of apple. but it turned out he was just warming up. >> i'm buzz light year, space

>>justine: hewlett-packard said it has decided against selling off its pc unit. the h-p president and ceo make whitman said keeping the unit within the company is right for the company. this is good for its companies, shareholders and business partners. now we will take a live look outside from our camera that looked over the city will be back with more chilly weather. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. in is a look in your seven day forecast. nothing was sunshine for the foreseeable future. our temperatures are nice and mild. as we look towards the end of next week the situation is rather chilly. we will see how cold it gets a

authorities say he walked into a work meeting yesterday, opened fire and shot a woman in the leg at the hewlett-packard offices. today we talked to a friend of the suspect and she says shareff allman told her son while at their home saturday that he was planning to kill people. >> told my son that he was going to kill some people. bottom line, he was going to kill some people. you know if they were going to take away his livelihood he would have to do something the same with them. from what he was saying to my son, he knew they were going to get rid of him. so at that point he was going to take some of their lives. who he was talking about, i knew it had to be with the work force, but what people individually, never game names. i don't know if they were going to fire him or not but i know he said that he was not going to be working for them anymore and that they were prejudice and racist. my son didn't think he was serious. he said he acted normally like he does anyway. he kept on doing what he do, cracking jokes and everything. so i get he just, you know, decided he couldn't take it anymore and i gues

this possible in the program, there are the folks that sponsored the senior leader seminar, and hewlett- packard has done an aging -- an amazing job in helping us put this together, along with california pacific medical center, harris corporation. i do not want to offend anybody, but they're all in the program. i want to thank you so much. fleet week is very expensive to put on. we pay for things like the fuel for the air show. we pay for the transportation. we pay for the restrooms, trash disposal, and all those kinds of things. the sponsors have been terrific in helping us out. i do want to tell you that this is an important event to me personally, because i in my previous life, i was commanding the first marine division in april of 1992. we had been to the gulf war. we had been in all these parades. we were fat, dumb, and happy down at camp pendleton. and then in april of 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. as a result of the result of the trial, we had the largest riot history. we had 300 people killed, 3000 people wounded. and we found ourselves, two days later, with

. >>> hewlett-packard is asking employees at the cupertino office not to come to work today.the company made this statement: we are in close contact with local authorities investigating. the employee who was injured by gunfire is safe and in stable condition at a nearby hospital. >>> environmentalists and neighbors have been trying to get the cement closed for several years accuse them of releasing harmful amounts of mercury. neighbors claim the plants no longer s in an area that includes homes, schools and parks. they've asked supervisors not to approve a permit operation that would allow the plant to continue operating for another 20 years. company officials say their mercury discharges are closely monitored and are well within safety standards. >> stay with abc 7 for the latest updates on air and online all day long. you can keep track of the latest breaking news any time on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/ abc7 news. >> now to the first major storm of the season. heavy rain caused drains to back up across the bay area. in sausalito an apartment flooded.

. >>> hewlett-packard is asking employees at the cupertino office not to come to work today.the company made this statement: we are in close contact with local authorities investigating. the employee who was injured by gunfire is safe and in stable condition at a nearby hospital. >>> environmentalists and neighbors have been trying to get the cement closed for several years accuse them of releasing harmful amounts of mercury. neighbors claim the plants no longer s in an area that includes homes, schools and parks. they've asked supervisors not to approve a permit operation that would allow the plant to continue operating for another 20 years. company officials say their mercury discharges are closely monitored and are well within safety standards. >> stay with abc 7 for the latest updates on air and online all day long. you can keep track of the latest breaking news any time on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/ abc7 news. >> now to the first major storm of the season. heavy rain caused drains to back up across the bay area. in sausalito an apartment flooded.

hewlett-packard's meg whitman ditched the previous ceo plans to spin off personal computer unit. >>> and facebook building its first non-american data in sweden. >>> the world series was never more seesaw than last night's game six. coming up, the cardinals' cardiac comeback that led to tonight's electrifying game seven finale in st. louis. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> instead of a trick-or-treat forecast we're talking about winter storm on saturday. the forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, regardless of what happens tonight in game seven of the world series, last night's prosecute performance by the st. louis cardinals in game six will go down as one for the ages. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headline. >> good morning. whether you're a die-hard or a casual fan, whether you like the texas rangers, st. louis cardinals or you don't, game six of the world series is what baseball should be. it was dramatic. it was heart-stopping.

. >> after fleeing from the plant officials say the suspect tried to carjack a woman in a hewlett- packard parking plot. a witness tells ktvu that he punched a woman and shot her before taking off without her car. she was taken to the hospital and authorities say her injuries are not life threatening. >>> a long day of worrying is coming to a end forparence who kids were kept locked in schools. police and administrators at peterson middle school finished releasing students one by one. this afternoon we talk with a student who knew what was going on while being kept inside. >> scary. worried because a guy with a gun and killing people. >> other schools in the area were also on lock down and officials tell us they are still deciding whether to reopen for classes tomorrow. after police identified shareff allman as the suspected we found a 10:00 news report from march 2000 about a town hall meeting on racial profile. he accounted his experience. >> what made me afraid, was it my color? i wasn't sure. the problem with the police, they don't know us and we don't know them. >> viewers also might

hewlett packard is changing its mind. ceo meg whitman has decided not to sell off its personal computer business. >>> and your jack o'lantern is going to cost more this year. bad weather is blamed for soaring pumpkin prices. that is america's money. >>> looking for somewhere fun to take the family for halloween? zoo boo is going on. >>> a great event for us. one of our major fundraisers. we have pumpkins for the kids, face painting, a costume contest at 11:30 and 2:30, friday saturday and sunday. >>> this year's zoo boo includes trick or treating and includes visits from animal ambassadors, carnival games, crafts, a hay maze and life entertainment. >>> the amount of accidents that happen on halloween can be just scary. kids are not paying attention to their surroundings. megan pringle joins us this morning with ways moms and dads can keep their kids safe and keep themselves from stress on halloween night. >> reporter: i took a little survey, asked around in the studio. you said as a child your favorite costume was bat wom

a bay area stock to watch tomorrow, hewlett-packard this afternoon announcing its plans to remain in the personal computer business. the first big strategy decision for new ceo meg whitman, back to you. >> could keep jobs here in the bay area, thanks so much. >>> a plan has been laid out to reform california's retirement system. he's proposing a hybrid pension system where guaranteed benefits are combined with a 401(k) style plan, and he wants to eliminate air time which allows employees to buy additional service credit for time not worked. the plan takes away pensions for convicted felons and prevents retroactive pension increases. it's considered a small victory for republican lawmakers who have been calling for pension reform in january. >> these pension reforms will go a long way toward making our pension system more sustainable and more fair both to the taxpayer and the employee. >> how bad is the pension problem? it depends on who you ask. the state's pension system is somewhere between 100 billion and $500 billion in dealt. >>> in the court of public opinion, it's a controvers

"the wall street journal" reports hewlett-packard's newly installed ceo meg whitman is rethinking spinning off part of the playstation. it has frozen 93,000 user profile after it defected a third party tried to access accounts. research in motion is under pressure from shareholders to sell or break up the blackberry maker as it struggles to compete with apple's iphone and google's android operating system. and finally, japan is hoping to offer free airfare to 10,000 intrepid visitors if lawmakers approve, there's only one catch. you would need to publicize your trip on social media websites. not too tough for a free trip. >>> coming up, baseball's one-time boy wonder looks to end another curse. and all of last night's action on the ice. plus the tigers claw back at home in detroit in their american league championship series. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, many of us need our umbrellas today. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, flori

la polica dijo que el allman intent robarle un auto a una empleada de hewlett packard a quien tambiniri de bala.. las autoridades recuperaron el carro del sospechoso en esta gasolinera, adems de varias armas.. pero creen que contina armado.. oficiales de varias agencias de polica, adems del fbi y u.s. marshalls trabajan en su bsqueda.. equipos de swat fueron calle por calle, casa por casa en varias cuadras cerca de la interseccin de las calles homestead y quail en cuppertino.. s.o.t. mike nino/residente de la zona 28:17:00 no saben donde está esta persona que están buscando, so, ojalá que lo busquen muy pronto porque es muy peligroso.. s.o.t. margarita mata/residente de cuppertino 23:13:00 me siento asustada porque yo vivo ahi en la sunnyvale.. s.o.t. laurie smith/alguacil, cdo. de santa clara 5:45:00 if you live in the area, use caution, he's considered armed and dangerous and we have an active search going.. la alguacil del condado de santa clara le pidi al pblico que vive en la zona que tenga precaucin porque el sospechoso es considerado armado y peligroso.. take deko ---y esta no

it had not yet been named "silicon valley," but you had the defense industry, you had hewlett-packardalso had the counter- culture, the bay area. that entire brew came together in steve jobs. he was sort of a hippie-ish rebel kid, loved listening to dylan music, dropped acid. but also, he loved electronics. >> kroft: jobs would eventually cross paths with a computer wizard at berkeley five years his senior named steve wozniak. they became fast friends, sharing a love of high-tech pranks and a disdain for authority. one of the things they did was to copy and improve an illicit device called a "blue box", which reproduced the tones that the phone company used and allowed users to make free long distance phone calls. >> isaacson: wozniak loves the blue box. he's doing it as a prank. steve says, "we can sell them. we can market them." and they sold about 100 of them, and jobs said to me, "that's the beginning of apple. when we started doing that blue box, i knew that, with wozniak's brilliant designs and my marketing skills, we could sell anything." >> kroft: that was still a few years of

rebecca is the manager of employee engagement and disaster relief for hewlett-packard, overseeing the volunteer efforts of their 300,000 workers worldwide. >> i want to thank everybody here as well for the opportunity to represent h-p in the work that we do in the community. as, mentioned, i am manager of employee engagement for all of our employees around the world. we have over 300,000 employees and 170 countries. with that, i feel like i have the best job in the world and at the same time, the scariest responsibility for all of these people to get motivated to give back to the community. and the people that live in those communities. to give you a sense of what h- p's office of global elevation is about, if you can save that three times fast, i will give you a free touch pad. just kidding. more than 70 years ago, our founders created a company whose legacy continues to live on. a lot to stake a " they will find in your book click here. it is something that dave has set very early on in the beginning of the company that stands true today. the betterment of our society is not a job t

and rebecca, the manager of employee engagement in disaster relief for hewlett-packard. the panel brings a great deal of expertise across many fields to our discussion today. we certainly want you to be involved in our discussion, so as questions come to your mind, who write them down. after the presentations, we would love to have discourse between new and our panel. you will see his extensive biography in your program, it is written more eloquently than mine. he is the senior vice president for a pharmaceutical company where he spent the last 39 years of his career. >> is a real pleasure for me to be here, particularly talking about this topic because i am a california native. i have family here and i certainly have lived through a number of the issues we have had for natural disasters in this area. i work for a corporation headquartered right here in california and san francisco. it is the fifteenth largest corporation in america. we started in 1833, so it is a very old corp. and has a very long history of delivering medicine to the population of the united states. 1/

he got a summer job at hewlett- packard before he even finished high school. and jobs enrolled in college in oregon in 1972 but dropped out after just six months. pretty interesting and amazing life steve jobs had. >>> we want to head out to bob barnard. he's been sampling reaction to jobs' death. >> reporter: apple lovers knew that steve jobs was sick and that this day would eventually come. you see the announcement from apple's website on thy phone. what i think many apple product owners are stunned about is the fact that the death was announced and comes just one day after the company introduced its latest version of the iphone. >> we're traveling from cuppertino, california, and today i hear news that steve jobs is dead. we grew up using apple computers. >> he's definitely a trend setter. he's taken the laptop market and pretty much put it on decline versus the tablet market, which is the growing market now. and i wouldn't be surprised if his legacy is what the rest of the industry starts to follow in the future. apple always has a very refined experience.

that location this is sunnyvale homestead and tantau where he try carjack a woman's car in the hewlett-packardrking lot. when she refused he shot and wounded her this began 2 1/2 hours before that at the cement plant on stevens creek boulevard where he arrived for a meeting pulled out an assault rifle and handgun and shot nine killing three. he was upset he had within move to the -- he had been move to the night ship. manager say he was showing up late and involved in more accidents than other employees. friends say there was no warning this was going to happen. >> he has too much to live for. for him to snap like this it is totally out of character for as long as i've known him for him to act like this. >> reporter: allman's car was recovered at a gas station. also recovered two assault rifles shotgun and handgun. sheriff's officials have video of allman walking from that car, he a rifle. described as 6 feet, 215 pounds. obviously he is considered armed and dangerous. the sheriff's department spokesman i was talking to says what they are working on now, considering they don't think he's in th

. ♪ [ ukulele ] personal compu >>> hewlett-packard has had a change of heart. company is going to keep its personal computer unit after all. just weeks ago, hp promised to spin off or sell the unit as they tried to streamline the business but hp's new ceo meg whitman says keeping the pc unit is the right thing for the company, its customers and its shareholders. >>> jpmorgan chase joins a growing list of banks that have decided not to charge customers for using their debit cards to make purchases. a month ago bank of america angered customers when it rolled out a $5 fee for those who use their debit cards to make purchases. and the cost of a red box movie going up. a dvd from one of the kiosks will cost $1.20 a day starting monday. blu-rays and videogames will stay at the same price. >>> he has got nearly 20,000 fans on facebook and everyone is now pulling for jack the cat. the new york tabby got lost while winging his way back home to san jose. he spent the last two months in ceiling ducts at jfk airport. jack was discovered this week but in pretty rough shape

i was working at hewlett-packard designing calculators. we were just -- you know, that's what i really need time to think about, though. such important times, you know, the concerts you went to together, the times you stayed up all night, the times you talked about a project, you know, something you might build. and i was kind of the big designer/builder and steve would be off in college and he'd come and see something. and we'd go find ways to sell it. he was always looking for ways to turn things into business. and he knew how to spot the good from the bad. so, i mean, all the things -- so many things he left with me. impressions, values, ways i try to -- so many times i try to think the way steve jobs would think right from back in those early days. and it's -- it's -- you know, it's just so, so, so much, you know. so much -- i mean, i'm just feeling everyone's life in the world right now. i mean, just think of a lot of even political leaders, they don't have much positive effect on our lives. not in my opinion. you know, economists and

"the wall street journal" reports hewlett-packard's newly installed ceo meg whitman is rethinking spinning off part of the pc division. it has frozen 93,000 user profile after it detected a third party tried to access accounts. research in motion is under pressure from shareholders to sell or break up the blackberry maker as it struggles to compete with apple's iphone and google's android operating system. and finally, japan is hoping to offer free airfare to 10,000 intrepid visitors if lawmakers approve, there's only one catch. you would need to publicize your trip on social media websites. sounds like a pretty good deal. >>> coming up, baseball's one-time boy wonder looks to end another curse. and all of last night's action on the ice. plus the tigers claw back at home in detroit in their american league championship series. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. an airline has planes and people. and the planes can seem the same. so, it comes down to the people. because: bad weather, the price of oil those are every airline's reality. and solu

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