it's not the hp way."o, it became a shield against change. >> she persevered, though, and in time, orchestrated a huge change -- the merger with compaq. >> yeah, this is a big damn deal, but we can pull this off. >> the board backed the deal 100%, but merging with the more trendy, edgy compaq was seen by some insiders as an attempt to kill off the old hp way. it didn't help that she had made herself the face of the company or that she had starred in a commercial in front of the old sacred garage. >> today, the company of bill hewlett and dave packard is being reinvented. i mean, if i had it to do over, i probably wouldn't have gone into those commercials, because i think it made me, perhaps, even more of a target. >> it couldn't have helped with the families -- the hewletts and the packards. they turned against the merger with compaq and against her. >> the families took out an ad at one point, and they said that you were "incompetent, unethical, unfit." >> oh, look. i think the fight got very ugly. very u

hp says it wants to jump back in. it acquired palm two years ago early smart phone maker but 10 droptd out of the mark. hp ceo whitman was asked on fox business network if she might snap up rim to accelerate reentry into smart phone. >> with to have create our own device and try to take that asset i think is more than we could undertake right now. >>reporter: that suggest hp might use palm web operating system putting it in direct competition with apple i o s, google android and microsoft windows. >> i don't know if we have room for a fourth brand. necessarily. but pishtion you are going to wait and see >> >> wait and see. >>reporter: however some analyst see a big opportunity for hp. >> we have apple. we have got all the android phones all over the place and we have got research in motion which is in trouble. market could use another leader to come in and take control and hp could be that company. >>reporter: hp smart phone would have to be cool because many companies give employee a choice of model or let them use t

the hp pavilion.porting live, bob redell. >> nice for tuesday kick it off. >> the fans here love gymnastics. they are big. 5:20. coming up, crews will be out. we'll let you know. >> taking a live look, yes, that is a live look outside this morning. where is it going to clear. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> welcome back everybody. a live look at the hp pavilion. all calm there but those u.s. gymnastics, the men and women, performing at the hp, doing nice things, showing their skills, taking it to another level. bob's report later on. >> shut the windows, fogging for mosquitoes tonight. 7:35 the area around holland track road northeast of brentwood will be fogged. cre

past have you beyond. >>> and a -- hp pavilion. >> ann rubin joins us live to let us know how things are going at menlo park. good morning ann. >> reporter: well the damage is gone and so were the books and papers inside but school officials say not to worry, students will have everything they need to get through the semester. >> reporter: students were all smiles as they headed back to class. >> there is no school today. >> reporter: last week a fire destroyed the administration area and the third grade classroom. now students will be moved to the computer will be a instead. >> i think it will feel a little weird because i am used to being in a certain classroom. >> reporter: they made sure the damaged building was removed quickly and all evidence was washed away. despite what happens there will be room for everyone. >> reporter: over the last four days, there has been strategiesing and we have come up with a lot of solutions. >> reporter: many more have been dropping off donations to help replace some of the supplies that were lost. >> we have stranding parent support and the commu

hp could be that company. the smart phone would have to be cool. many give employees a choice of models or let them use their own. >> if there is a clunky phone for work stuff, and... they've got a cool down they bought, work goes into the drawer and cool phone back in the pocket. >> hp has an image of a supplier of computers and printers to business. >> i kind of see this computers and printers so that is odd. i see to try it and there is apple that likes to call this post pc era. with this announcement it's clear smart phones as part of the future product mix. >> there are two great white sharks spotted off the coast today and this is sharks you can see there 12-14 feet long spotted near the chip and there are researchers saying it was so close, you could have touched it. there is another spotted stalking dolphins. >> there is a sea otter surviving an oil soaking has given birth. the department of fish and game say olive the oiled otter was spotted swimming on her back with preps on the belly. and she got her name when she was bathed in olive oil

restructuring costs through 2014 will cost hp around $3.7 billion. job cuts are also ahead at eastman kodak. the bankrupt company will eliminate another 1,000 jobs by the end of the year. the ceo tells the l.a. times kodak is becoming more focused. the film maker has already axed 2700 positions. the company is currently auctioning off a large number of its patents. back in april, kodak sold its kodak gallery photo sharing website to shutterfly. ford's latest model is spurring job creation. ford will base production of its new fusion model at a plant in michigan. 1200 jobs will be added to the plant in suburban detroit. the fusion is facing high demand. it is currently one of ford's top sellers. meanwhile, over at gm, the chevy volt is a hot seller, but it could be cutting into gm's long-term profits. gm invested $1.2 billion in the volt, but has sold so few of them - fewer than 14,000 - that reuters reports gm is losing around $49,000 on each volt made. congress is back in session. topping the agenda for lawmakers is keeping the government in operati

in the meantime, good news is that usually thrive when there is hockey here at hp pavilion. they are now bracing themselves for a lockout. while players and owners play their big money game of chicken, those who depend an nhl season are already flinching. >> wondering how we're going to make rent, wondering how we're going to pay our bills. it's been a slow season for us already. >> reporter: during a typical hockey season, game nights, downtown san jose turns into a boomtown. >> that's when we get most of our business. it's packed in here. you know, four deep through the bar, like all of us are going crazy the whole time. >> talking about night and day. 800 customers and 20 customers. you know. it's a huge dramatic difference. >> reporter: but when you take away those home games at the shark tank, it can easily turn into a ghost town. >> if you don't have that on a regular basis, effort season, it impacts every business down here. if you look right now, tables are empty. i'm pretty sure they are around the corner as well. >> reporter: and as for the sharks fans who would ot

. >>> hp is raising the number of planned layoffs from 27,000 to 29,000. the company made that change in paper work filed with the sec this morning. the documents also say much of the planned job cuts have not occurred yet. hp has made 8% in layoffs in early retirement so far. >>> the rover curiosity has been exploring mars for a month, but this morning, they hope the rover does not find. water. h20. the rover and drills may be contaminated with earth microbes. if those touch martian water, it could taint the planet. if it does encounter water, it could conduct tests, but do it from a distance. the rover will spend the next two years studying the planet and trying to determine if mars could or ever did support life. >> fascinating stuff. >> it is mind blowing. >>> meteorologist christina loren doing a fascinating job checking out our forecast. good morning. >> good morning. you want to drink lots of water if you are joining us from the east bay. not as hot as it could be. that is because we had a fair amount of cloud cover. all of those clouds are clearing

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> joining me is obama campaign senior adviser robert gibbs. robert, i know you are in washington and we will see you down here shortly no doubt. i want to start out with the republican convention and kind of a theme that ran throughout it. part of it was marco rubio who of course nominated mitt romney who said that this is not about a bad person, but he is a bad president. here is what the nominee and the number two had to say. >> the president hasn't disappointed you, because he wanted ed to. the president has disappointed you because he took office without the qualifications and the task essential at hand, he has almost no experience in business and jobs are about government. >>> obama care explains why a presidency that began with such anticipation now comes to such a disappointing close. >>> so, robert, i'm wondering wa you think about the what seems to be a whole kind of new approach by the republicans, sort of toward the swing voterers saying, i

dell and hp a month or so ago, numbers went down there as well.oking at a stock up in line with the market where the end markets with getting worse and they may be going through one of the toughest product cycles in history. unlike in 2007 when they launched vista which also was notoriously buggy, in 2007, there was no smartphones, per se. there was no tablet market. it didn't exist. now if a consumer comes into the holidays and they're going, i'm reading these reviews, they're not that good. i don't understand how this operating system works relative to what i already have, i'll go buy a smartphone or tablet from amazon or apple or samsung instead and that will work just fine. that's something microsoft hasn't had to deal with in a very, very long time. >> let's drill down a little bit. what does that mean for the dells and the hewlett-packards of the world? are pcs going the way of the vcr and the eight-track? >> you're on the right track. in the '70s, you had mainframes and ibm was king of the hill. i worked at digital equipment corporation in

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. out of arthritis. >>> with the unemployment rate as high as it still is, a crucial question that must be answered is -- who creates jobs? is it the 1% or middle-class consumers? that's at the heart of the debate we're going to have today. i'm joined by two business leaders. on my right is edward conard, he is the former bain capital partner and unabashed member of the so-called 1%. and he says it is he and his colleagues who are largely responsible for job creation. nick hanauer is an entrepreneur and venture capitalist, also member of the 1%. he says that when businesspeople take credit for creating jobs, it's like squirrels taking credit for evolution. so let's start, ed's got a book out. we've had him on the show before. you get the first word. why is it like squirrels taking credit for evolution? >> if. in w-- if investment was the ke there would be apple stores in somalia and a bain capital office in bangladesh. the thing -- the goose that lays the golden egg is not people like e

bob redell is live by the san jose hp pavilion with a look at their tour kicking off here.morning, bob. >> reporter: it's kind of a way to come down from the olympics if you will, the tour gymnastic champions, a three-month tour across the united states kicking off saturday, members of not just the women's but the men's team as well. we've got john and good morning to you guys again. i'm just -- what is it like emotionally to spend that time prepping for london. you compete, now you're back. it's kind of like now what? >> it's just a big emotional roller coaster. you try to get prepare forward the biggest moment of your entire life, you get there, it happens, it's over. it's a whirl wind. and i guess try to soak it in as much as possible. now we get to do the really fun kind of the rewarding side and enjoy the tour. >> what's the next three months like? from a competitor point of view. >> for the next three months as a competitor it's a lot of stress off of us. we get to have fun and be exciting and really get to wow the audience. just have fun. >> 2 1/2 hour show, you show

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.ake the pain out of arthritis. >>> bottom of the hour now. welcome back everyone. i'm randi kaye. here are some of the stories we are watching now. isaac is now weaker but dumping a lot of rain. ? a strange twist, it's what the midwest needs. as we speak, isaac is moving through the u.s. crippled by drought this summer. not before leaving hundreds of thousands in the dark along the gulf coast and killing at least four people. the scene, certainly one of heart break. mitt romney may have beat him to the scene, but president obama heads to louisiana monday to see the damage for himself. >>> louisiana was one of the stops for romney as he tries to build on the momentum from the republican convention. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: randi, instead of visiting three battleground states, romney made a surprise visit to new orleans to see the storm damage after tropical storm isaac. in this two month sprint to the finish, there will be twists and turns along the way. >> mitt romney! >> repo

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. ♪ try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.the pain out of arthritis. >>> bottom of the hour now. welcome back, i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. here are some of the stories we are working on this morning. president obama kicks off a two day bus tour in florida. he's riding post convention wave with approval rating of a 15-month

the white is hp.'s a five-year chart. >> can't get a more stark difference than that. >> that's about right where ibm sold lenovo. >> right. >> asset light, folks. look what ibm did. >> over five years. yahoo staying with the tech theme is also moving higher today. goldman sachs says it is a buy. >> yeah. and goldman saying the appointment of marisa meyer and the value of yahoo japan are big for the company. they add that the value of the balance sheet and core business are worth more than the stock price. so goldman positive again on yahoo. that stock up 3 with a repeater over. >> monsanto is also a company that's trading higher today after its upgrade to outperform by wells fargo. >> yeah, wells fargo upgrading monsanto following meetings with the company management. wells fargo saying it is more optimistic that most of the challenges are behind the company, especially challenges in china. they raised their estimate and price target to about $104 to $106 range. they don't give a number. they give a

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.thritis. ♪ >>> grammy award-winning artist wyclef jean was one of the artists who rocked out at center stage. i sat with him to talk about haitian politics and music. what surprised me was what he had to say to his former band mates, pridewell and lauryn hill. >> it was coming out. >> well, you know what, i think that uzi is in a bert place. and when i say that, a better place mentally. i don't have no problem saying on national tv right now for everyone watching, you know, that lauren, i apologize to you, you know, for everything that i did to you which was wrong, you know, for every which way you felt, you know, it's important that i apologize to you. you know, pride, i apologize to you 100%, because it's not really about a fuji album, because at the end of the day, right, beyond a fuji album, it's just important that i let mem know i salute them and i think they're two incredible individuals. >> last time i talked to you, you just finished your presidential run. >> yes, sir. >> now

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.thritis. >>> welcome back. we have a pbig week ahead. on monday, president obama is going to louisiana, he's going to view the storm damage from hurricane isaac. as you know, romney beat him to the punch there. he was there earlier, but obama will go. on tuesday, the famous book called "no easy day," written by the navy s.e.a.l. that's expected to come out. it was supposed to come out on 9/11. we of course is been following the developments because the navy s.e.a.l. who written the book could face federal charges. also on tuesday, the democratic national convention kicks off. jimmy carter's going to be speaking, the first lady, as well. michelle obama.

will we see an hp's smart phone to grab attention? in this end i would like to provide all away from the most fabulous work stations and we took over the no. one position from apple from desktops to laptops to tablets and convertibles but we did take the detour into smart phones. my mantra is better right than faster we should be there. we are working to make sure when we do this it will be the right thing for a hewlett-packard and we will be successful. liz: not if but when from hewlett-packard? >> we have to offer a smart phone because in many countries that is your first computing device. there are countries where people may never of a tablet or a pc above do everything on the smart phone. we are a competing company and have to take advantage of that. liz: into a hole area, would you ever license it out? >> what we decided to do with the operating system that was embedded in palm and the framework that allows developers to develop one application and rolled across operating systems we have an open source which means everyone can us

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.the pain out of arthritis. >>> i was at phillips academy, andover, my last year. we had been to chapel, mandatory chapel service. came out of the chapel and was walking over the campus there and somebody said pearl harbor has been bombed. >> yesterday, december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> that was -- i didn't know much about what that really meant. but our country is at war. i've been the building up that something might happen, but nothing like this. and i remember the first assembly the next day, we were all trooped in, slouched on into the assembly hall there. the whole school and the fed master, mr. dr. fees. you alms stand at atengsz, never when they play the star spang spangled banner. today, when i see people out that like there through white house slouching when they play the star spangled banner, i thought too bad dr. feese couldn't get ahold of them. hiro hito was the total villain. i remember meeting him years later. and i couldn't oo believe this litsle

let's head back to the hp labs in palo alto for this story. liz? things we do in "3 days in the valley" not only profile the bigwigs like meg whitman of hewlett-packard but startups. box.com is the perfect example. i want to introduce you to the founder and ceo. his name is aaron leave very. when i look how much money you got in investment, 280 million people in funding. that says the people in the valley think you have a good deal. what is box.com? explain to our viewers? >> sure we've been fortunate to have investors like marc andreessen and, so, some institutions and firms that really have invested in a lot of the future of interprize software an technology. what we do at box we help businesses manage and store and share their data anywhere from any device and with anyone. we have about 13 million users on the platform. about 92% of the fortune 500 users use box in some way. we're really trying to power the next generation of businesses that will do marketing and sharing their date. liz: they have a list of customers anywhere from proctor & gamb

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.thritis. >>> the northeast is getting slammed by severe weather right now. this tornado touched down in new york a short time ago in queens and the threat of more tornadoes is still out there until 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight. we're told 275 homes are without power as a result of brutal storm. the u.s. open tennis, women's finals, it was supposed to happen tonight but that has been rescheduled until tomorrow because of the weather. on to politics. on the campaign trail president barack obama hitting the ground running in florida today. he is expected to start speaking in kissimmee just south of orlando any minute now. earlier today the president held a rally at a college in st. petersburg near tampa. he repeated the message that he gave at the democratic national convention that he needs more time to take his plan work. mitt romney making campaign stops today in another battleground state of virginia. he held a rally this afternoon at the military aviation museum in virginia beach. romne

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.. about half past the hour now. the issue of same-sex marriage has found its way on to the football field where this man, baltimore ravens linebacker brendon ayanbadejo is making headlines for speaking out in favor of marriage equality. that caught the attention of a maryland lawmaker who slammed the player for his views and asked the ravens to order ayanbadejo to be quiet. he responded on twitter saying this -- "football is just my job. it's not who i am. i am an american before anything. and just like every american, i have the right to speak!" and ayanbadejo is getting support from other nfl players, including minnesota viking chr kluey. he wrote a scathing and public letter to that same maryland politician saying among other things thatle woo not repeat here -- that we will not repeat

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try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.take the pain out of arthritis. >>> republicans were trying to win over voters during their convention but a big chunk of americans were watching something else on tv. they were tuning into here comes honey boo boo. the show best each individual network carrying the gop party in tampa, florida. >> here is a snippet of it. >> i am 6 and a beauty queen. i want to win a big trophy and a lot of money. >> parents put those kids on the show. that's a whole other issue. joining us to talk about that and more is comedian ben glig and ana who is in miami. how does this show trump a convention? >> well, i was shocked. i honestly thought they would have gotten equal ratings because they are pretty similar programs. both of them are about entitled white people who use catch phrases that make no sense and, you know, they else exploit the poor so i feel like they should have been equal on that. >> that is why we have ana on with us assume because i assume your viewpoint is different. >> i had never

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.t of arthritis. >>> bottom of the hour now. welcome back, everyone. "cnn saturday morning." i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. our first morning together, are you feeling all right? >> i'm feeling it, kneeling good. >> picking it up where i'm putting it down. >> keep putting it down. >> serious issue, most classrooms in america, the third largest school system in america, could be empty on monday. that's because teachers in chicago are threatening to go on strike if they don't get a new contract. the issues are pay and hours and job security. negotiations are scheduled today. if there's no breakthrough, this could be chicago's first teacher strike in a quarter century. congressman jesse jackson, jr., has checked out of the mayo clinic where he was treated for depression. he's 46 years old and hasn't been on capitol hill since may. asked whether he will be back at work on monday, an aide said, quote, we hope. >>> a police officer mistakenly shot a robbery victim. according to offi

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp.of arthritis. >>> welcome back. it is 33 minutes past the hour. i'm randi kaye. thanks for starting your day with us on "cnn saturday morning." the former navy s.e.a.l. giving the firsthand account of the osama bin laden raid in a new book may be in hot water. the pentagon is threatening legal action over his new book, "no easy day." he and his publisher may have to forfeit royalties. our pentagon expert explains why the pentagon is upset. >> randi, it's rapidly become a high-stakes legal fight, the pentagon lawyer telling the navy s.e.a.l. and his lawyer they may face legal action. appearing on cbs "60 minutes" in disguise and under his fake name mark owen this is matt, the former navy s.e.a.l. who wrote "no easy day." his account of the raid that killed osama bin laden. >> my worry is it's political season. this book is not political whatsoever, doesn't bad mouth either party. >> he retained a washington, d.c. attorney who once represented bush white house adviser karl rove in the in

we have hp -- batman live here but are not looking to the skies for the bat signal. today we're only talking about the "endeavour" and how that might affect your drive through the morning as well. southbound 85 there are reports of a single car accident and possibly some medical crews heading to the scene. haven't heard much about that, don't see the slowing but here you go, south 85 towards coddle. we'll ten to track that. fremont looks nice past the truck scales. southbound into the south bay, nice flow with the headlights. then continuing on toward the dumbarton bridge, no delays there. san mateo bridge just fine. the bay bridge, a nice easy show. folks coming down the east shore freeway are at the limit. you may guess distracted by the "endeavour" coming over the bay bridge or in the vicinity. the wgolden gate bridge, we're watching for an iconic shot there but visibility is not a problem for drivers. >>> a trio of san francisco cops are on disability leave after coming down with a severe case of poison oak. the officers got into a scuffle with a homeless man tha

try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. washington this morning, thousands and thousands of people streaming through the capital rotunda to pay their last respects to president kennedy. >> three members of the family, mrs. jacqueline kennedy in the center, and the two kennedy brothers, who serve the united states, ted kennedy, senator united states senator from massachusetts, on her left, and on her right the attorney general, robert kennedy. >> i'm sure that people watching would like to hear from you how mrs. jackie kennedy and the two small children are getting along? >> well, they have their good days and their difficult days. >> the -- john, the young boy, is extremely vigorous and interested in everything, and caroline gets along quite well. >> they have an understanding of what happened? >> well, i imagine as much as children can have. >> if life and death had a meaning, it is that we should not hate but love one another. no memorial or eulogy would more eloquently honor president kennedy's memory than the passage of

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do you live center hp >> i reside here. craig: near los angeles? >> yeah. craig: do you go to that big supermarket in west hollywood? >> actually i feel like i'm in mordor. this is east of where -- i usually live west. craig: as said, i'm a gryffindor. i don't know what you're talking about. occasionally that -- over there give massachusetts whomp. -- me a whomp. do you want an apple? >> what will happen if it eat it? craig: why don't you eat it and find out. craig: rhona mitra. we'll be right back. >> how the hell did they get a track on you? >> i don't know. they could have got one of you, michael. >> we sweep this place every day. we are clean. michael, you need to rest. >> that's not true. we need to find his men and take them all auto. >> i will decide who the target is and when you are fit for duty. >> yes, ma'am. >> it come be to build a bomb. we need to find out exactly what he is planning and shove it down fast. [ dollar ] that's me -- l50858544p. but i'm not just a number. i have a purpose -- a higher purpose. [ muffled ] have some respect! not go

starting with a live look over san jose, the hp pavilion, overcast conditions.game less than three weeks away on the 27th. so we're getting closer to hockey season. temperatures are going to be comfortable for the first part of the day. something that you'll notice, though, cooler than it has been. starting to feel more like fall out there. look at this, 39 degrees in novato. we haven't seen the 30s in quite some time. that's just an indication that our days are getting shorter. that sun setting earlier and we're losing that summer warmth that we love. once we lose that cloud cover at about 10:00, we'll stay nice and clear from 10:00 to 5:00. 90s inland, 78 degrees bayside and 69 at the coast. we've got a heat wave just around the corner. first, i want to get you to work on time. the only man that can help you out on a monday is mike inouye. >> if i had a chopper, i'd be helping you out more. this is the bay bridge backup. the metering lights have been on since 6:15 so a sizeable backup back to the berkeley curve. now, sunol, look at all of the slow driving at t

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