. >> put the order in the ipad and get it exactly the way you ordered it. >> i think i want one now. we came up with in concept, there was nothing available so we had to certify -- solicit a certified apple programmer to write our program. >> this is everything that was sold, hourly sales. we use that for inventory and everything else. >> we can make changes on the fly with the ipad in the programming. we're able to actually customize an do advertising as well with the ipad for -- for less than a profederal governmental -- professional. >> at any time -- for example, at the press of a button, we can do a water change. >> so when they leave, they type their valet ticket number into the ipad and the valerie has a head up that -- the valet has a head up they are on their way out. >> we've had no thoughts or any break-ins of the ipads. on the pack -- on the back of the ipad there is a sensor and there's a security guard at the door to greet them if they -- if that does happen. >> no wrinkled menu with ketchup on it or pizza sauce on it. it's a whole different way of eating. >> i'm never

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. >> cada niño recibirá un ipod o ipad para que los usen en la escuela . >> sentimos el compromiso deen . >> el acceso a los ipod y los ipad es más que bienvenido . >> lo voy a utilizar para aprender . >> ¿qué es lo que más te gusta hacer?. >> jugar juegos de matemáticas . >> pues como nunca he tocado uno estoy feliz y me gustaría tener uno . >> (habla en inglés) . >> como parte del uso de nuevas tecnologías el pizarrón funciona con un sistema especial y estará conectados a los ipad y así los maestros identificaran más rápidas cuáles son las áreas que deben reforzar . >> también hay una área de música para potenciar talentos . >> la construcción costó 20 millones de dólares . >> con 8 millones de dólares del gobierno de california y es una valiosa inversión . >> representa para nuestra comunidad que es importante invertir en la educación de los estudiantes . >> cerca de mil inmigrantes se convirtieron en ciudadanos de estados unidos y se tuvieron que realizar 3 ceremonias también escucharon por video un mensaje de video del presidente barack obama . >> en chile se realizo el segundo p

take a look. >> this is your ipad.e going to do all of your ordering through the ipad. >> we got the idea to use ipads in our restaurant, we notice that we're always having to get a waiter's attention. we felt we could help consumers and guests in our restaurant to have ipads at the tables to order food and drink and calm for valet without waiting for anyone. >> you can order as you go along. you get your drinks first, then order an appetizer, you don't have to wait on anyone. when you're ready, you just order it. >> put the order in an ipad and get it exactly the way you want it. >> i think i want one now. >> when we came up with the concept, there was nothing available. we had to actually solicit a certified apple programmer to write our program for us. >> there's a system we use that can tell us everything that was sold, hourly sales, and we use that forren inventory and everything else. >> we can make changes on the fly with the ipad. we're able to customize as well so it let's us announce specials. >> we also use

she's so entranced by the ipad, she's using it as she walks out of the store. it shouldn't make too much of a difference who's at the helm. >> i can't see somebody taking that over and really screwing it up. >> it's hard to imagine apple without jobs. >> apple is successful for a reason. it's because that man, he's the driving force. >> he's done a lot for this company. very intelligent. very smart. comes up with all these different ideas all the time and i hope the new guy taking over is just like him. >> why the older apple customers say the company's name is synonymous with jobs and it's hard to separate one from the other, younger ones feel differently. >> what do you know about steve jobs? >> not a lot. >> i don't think young kids really want to know the face behind all this stuff. they're just like, technology, it's fun, so that's easy to understand 'but the man behind all of this is definitely something that's important to me, to kind of know who he is. >> reporter: we definitely spoke to some people who say that any change in leadership of any company,

takes the ipad into the kitchen dumping cake batter all over it. trying to get her to realize it is the $1,000 computer and any piece of paper -- [talking over each other] >> the cover is magnetic. if you put and ipad it will hold it up. >> you are a font of knowledge. >> martha stewart to the daily. i do a lot for the technology companies. i cannot fix a tractor. >> quickly on twitter. i am not a huge twitter user. argues it for tracking people that matter to me like stay on top of different people in our business and things like that but the numbers are astounding. it took three years, two month and one day for twitter to reach its 1 billionth week. today there are 1 billion tweets being sent out each week. it is unbelievable when you think about the scale of these things and you look at how twitter was used in egypt during the political uprising and that was a main form of communication to the outside world and there is some real value that it provides but it is astounding to me. >> you don't have to tweet to like twitter. you may have to log in

how they could protect your ipad. i think we all need a silly story like that to lighten the mood at the moment because volatility and wild swings are continues to stalk stock markets across the world today. investors could be given a collective groan of disappointn't after wednesday's dismal day ol' wall street and fluctuations across asia and europe. it comes after a short-lived relief rally if you remember on tuesday and that gave some investors some hope that the markets could actually be bottoming out but there's precious little certainty about just how much further they could fall from here. let's take a look at the markets. nina,s it's just so hard to get a read on these markets at the moment. high-frequently trading and speculation. it makes it impossible to get a clear picture of what's happening. >> it does, indeed, andrew. i was hanging around the hedge fund manager a few days ago. he said for every one trade done by a human being, there are being done by ten computers. stock markets here in europe have bee

of books, only has an ipad. it is really cool. >> we also spoke with a 13 year-old boy in the city could not live without his iphone. he uses it to committee with his parents and does a lot of homework on there. it is so much a part of the fabric of our lives which is why steve jobs stepping down, there are some in world events but he is front and center for a lot of newspapers. look at these newspaper front pages. >> we will be keeping our eyes on wall street as well and the reaction from apple shareholders. apple shares a dove $20 a share. we are watching stocks, choppy trading. >> . bonds will be back in court today. here is video of bonds are arriving to court in june. he has a hearing for his request for a new trial or acquittal on a conviction of obstructing justice for lying to a grand jury. that is the only one of the four counts that he was convicted of. prosecutors have not announced whether or not he will be retried on the other counts. if the judge was the conviction stand, a sentencing date would li

. >> apple fans were hoping to see a new ipad 3 before the holidays but the ipad 3 will not be released until next spring. the new ipad will include retina display, which will increase resolution. it's also expected to be thinner and lighter. in addition, at&t executive said a possible iphone 5 would be released in october. >> well, google is making its move as becoming a serious competitor in the smartphone industry, this week it agreed to buy motorola mobility, which runs on googles android system, the chief competitor to the iphone. here's more on the smartphone wars. >> at some point in the last few years, a phone stopped being just a phone. if you believe the hype, getting an iphone,. >> alan: detroit phone, or a windows phone, can be a life changing experience. >> what's goggle doing in the phone business? >> i'd like to see we're in the portable internet business. >> android is google's answer to the iphone, and our ca as were the first to be allowed inside the apple headquarters in silicon valley. for years the iphone dominated, but google grew and grew, and by the beginning of

>> host: yeah. >> guest: well, an ipad. now i live in new york city, and i'm able to watch morning joe on my ipad with my earphone in so i don't wake my be wife up before i even get out of bed. [laughter] so that's kind of a pretty neat addition to my disable service. -- cable service. but there are smartphones, the settop box is dramatically changing to be able to interface with cloud-based applications and interfaces, so, i mean, it's just breathtaking change. >> host: let me just bring you back to a big concern for the country which is jobs and the economy. what do you see happening here that might be encouraging for the country with regards to economic power of this business and/or jobs creation? is. >> guest: well, we're still creating jobs. in the worst recession since the great depression, cable industry continues to create jobs, grow its employment base. i think that an understanding of what we're living through right now despite the general economy in telecommunications in general is no less important than the deve

jobs has overseen the huge success of the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad. >> he's persuaded consumers to pay top prices for gadgets like the iphone and ipad that look and sometimes work better than their rivals. >> we're going to make some history together today. >> apple's founding genius was never one to undersell his products. now he's stepping down. steve jobs has been in poor health for some time, and in a letter to apple's board, he wrote, i have always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer meet my duties of expectations as apple's c.e.o., i would be the first to let you know. unfortunately, that day has come. >> you've just seen some pictures of mcintosh. now i'd like to show you mcintosh in person. >> despite his early success with the ground breaking mac, jobs was forced out of apple in the 1980's, but returned a decade later to breathe new life into an ailing company. not everybody liked his style, but one admirer sent me this message about his iphone. >> it's steven here. i'm happy to talk about steve jobs. i don't think there is a human being on the planet w

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jobs founded the company, was the visionary behind the iphone and ipad. he's battled health issues including pancreatic cancer and says he can no longer do his job. he's asked to stay with the company as chairman of the board. >>> waiting for a table in a crowded restaurant can be a long and annoying experience. seems like people already eating, just will never leave. well, it may be time for a change. scott rappaport of our new york station wcbs tv has the story. >> reporter: hey you over there hogging the table for the last two hours, tick tock, dude. >> i wish they'd move so i can sit down. >> reporter: that seems to be the feeling of many restaurant-goers these days. a nationwide survey by zaggatz says 60% favor time limits eating at restaurants during peak hours. >> that's a good idea, during peak hours, i agree. they give everybody a chance to sit there. >> reporter: to eliminate the seemingly endless wait for tables created by customers and their marathon like meals. you know who you are. >> they should be courteous and get up and leave. >> i would

and you have the ipad 2. how do you fd the lowest price on the ipad? this is tricky. >> it is tricky. and it's a very tightly controlled price. and so i think people here are often looking for convenience and looking to be able to shop at nonstore hours to get this device. >> the calculator there, graphing calculator. >> right. every year, a big back to school item, a lot of power, a lot of technology. the economy becomes more technology-driven, you see a lot more people buying tech gear. >> everything is technology-driven, right? personal electronics is the hot thing right now. are these bigger deals for college students or younger kids in terms of electronics? >> electronics this year are shoeing more to the college student. we're seeing fewer elementary and high school parents buying electronics for their children this year. it's really skewing to colle students. >> steve, thank you. thank you for walking through the hot items for back to school. >>> up next on "the wall street journal report," we'll take a look at the news this upcoming week. and t

that's something that the rest of them all do that an ipad doesn't do.o if you find this hp touch pad it's [ indiscernible ] web browser, email isn't changing. they all do that. >> they don't have a lot of apps. >> there's very few apps for the hp touch pad but how many on your phone or tablet do you use a lot? some people do. your phone is also another place where you can find apps. it could be a different operating system you have there. also i love tablets for rear seat entertainment. a lot of people spend thousands to put dvd screens in the back seat of the cars. just stick one of these on the head rest. these are great for that. a touch pad at $100 is tremendous for that. kitchen computer. recipes and things? no keyboard you can't get spaghetti sauce in here. this thing will never get gummed up with tomatoes. that's great. another thing to think about for any tablet you can find they are all great photo frames. how many times have you sat there with your camera showing folkspictures? you can transferred them to any tablet >> the big question is how

can you call from ipad. have to pay an extra fee but you can call on your regular phone. >>> you know what lost $7 billion yesterday? apple's overall value. not just picking on apple, all kinds of stocks were crushed tuesday. as the markets fell the dow lost more than 2%. you say, wait a minute, didn't they reach a budget deal in washington in they did but there's growing concern the economy is not recovering quickly. consumer spending fell for the first time in two years. >> didn't we lose our gains for the whole year. >> essentially on the s&p, yes, we did. washington's inept behavior on both sides shattered confidence with the world and world markets. so it's been a lousy couple of weeks. >> still have that aaa rating. for now, exactly. 5:57 right now. the investigation into the disappearance of east bay nursing student michelle le appears to heat up. details next. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] point

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from very basic devices with simple black and white screens and now we are seeing gadgets like the ipad with bright coloured screens, video, web access, music playback, pretty much anything you can do on a laptop-pc. >>gurnah: the biggest challenge is differentiation; when everybody's making digital readers, what's the difference between all these different devices? for us it's pretty clear it's touch screen and it's just library loading......so you can get books from your library. >>reporter: a far cry from the products ion. steryear -- by 2012 >>west: we now have mass merchandisers sort of supermarkets, we are seeing consumer electronic stores taking on the product and now computer specialists as well. so we're at a point now where gfk are tracking over 11,000 outlets in the uk holding this type of product. >>jerome: we started with e-readers about two years and a half ago; we started with only five products....and now we have 25 so we have a lot more choices for the customer. >>easen: the market for tablets, web-books and e-readers now has new momentum, spurred on by an explosion in

he was the guiding force behind the ipod, kaifeng, and ipad. >> -- the iphone, and ipad. >> steve jobs since the way that we handle music. he changed the way we use computers. >> as apple continued to grow, so did criticism of the corporation. there have been concerns about labor cditions anth chinese factories. even so, apple possible as market trend setter is undisputed. on thursday, a german court ruled that the south korean firm could not sell its galaxy task in germany. >> shares in bank of america soared by as much as 26% in early trading thursday after billionaire warren buffett announced he was investing $5 billion in the struggling financial institution. he is stepping in to help the bank and the same way he helped prop up goldman sachs and general electric. the move bolsters confident and the banking sector. in recent days, shares in bank of america have plunged amid rumors that it was having major liquidity problems. several european countries have extended a ban on short-selling stocks until the end of september. two weeks ago, market regulators in belgium, france, greece,

like the ipad. that sort of culture, if he can -- if he's infuseded that into apple, then apple will at least in the short term, the next five, seven years, be just fine. >> right. so he is stepping down as ceo, but it sounds like he's still going play a role with apple. how important is that for apple's stability and success in the future? >> i think it is very important. and we don't know day to day exactly how often steve makes a phone call from his palo alto house into apple. we do know he shows up every one in a while because it causes a buzz at one infinite loop in cupertino. yes, him having some touchpoint with apple, some conference with apple as chairman of the board i think is a very nice touch. that leaves him involved in the company, at least in name and, of course, he's still an incredibly powerful man who will be able to call tim cook on the phone. and notice we presuming tim cook will be the ceo. i'd put my bottom dollar on that one. being able to call him and say, hey, i got an idea.

this ipad, which many of our viewers will be intimately familiar with.one unfortunately is not my own. it's being borrowed from the director. but large-scale items like this one that cost a pretty penny to, of course, these little fellas, ipod fellows. they cost something like $60 a piece. from one end of the market to the other, steve jobs and his entire team of designers really have revolutionized the consumer electronics industry themselves, haven't they, andrew? >> it's interesting, just you showing those products there. i wouldn't say my family is particularly tech savvy. we've got like seven or eight apple products and we're not geeks by any stretch of the imagination. et it gives youen a idea how apple has managed to insinuate itself so deeply into people's lives. >> that's absolutely right. and now, of course, it's a new era for apple and it's a new era for us because we're going to be moving from apple to talk about how stocks have been fairing at early trade. here's how the stocks are at the moment across the european region. remember that the

. >> jobs has been the driving force behind everything from macintosh computers to ipad, iphone, and i mentioned ipod, anything with an "i" he created it. >> he's been battling cancer and apple did not have a comment on jobs health but said he will be replaced by tim cook. >> jobs is moving over to become chairman of the apple board and said, quote, i have made some of the best friends of my life but apple and thank you for many years of being able to work alongside you. >> and joining us on the phone now is larry. what do you make of this? what is your reaction? >> well, we're surprised at this month i'm not surprised because we knew something was coming. obviously everybody hoped steve jobs would recover. and this is pretty obvious it was a risk. his health had been bad. he went on leave in january for health reasons. they didn't specify what. we know he had a liver transplant f you said he was battling pancreatic cancer since 2004. it's been a tough time for him. he's hung in there. and is kind of running the company. now, he's having to step down. >> it says jobs will be chairman

do you have one of those ipad covers? >> i don't.d say put it in the kids college education. i'm so irritated by the whole bernie madoff story. why would you want to carry around a piece of him. it's beside the point. >> i agree. let's talk about the economy because things are so bright and fabulous and people have oodles of money in their savings accounts, not. >> some people do, but it isn't most people. that's what we're kind of finding out and that's the real sad truth about this. we're looking at risks of a double dip recession. that's what people think the fed is concerned about. some people think that all of this market turmoil could actually help cause a new cnn.money.com says there's a 25% chance of a double-dip recession. that's up from a week ago. mark zanld is an economist that you often here us quoting. he says going back into a recession would be scary because we don't have the resources or the will this time to respond in the initial starting point is so weak. he says a recession this time would feel less like a recess

. >> the ipad. >> suarez: but even while he's remained the public face of apple, jobs' owns health hasn an issue. at 56, he has already had a bout with pancreatic cancer in 2004 and a liver transplant, in 2009. and he's been on medical leave from apple since january for undisclosed reasons. now, his health problems have forced him to take another step back. on wednesday, in a letter to the company's board of directors and the apple community, jobs wrote: "i have always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer meet my duties and expectations as apple's c.e.o., i would be the first to let you know. unfortunately, that day has come." news of the decision helped knock about two thirds of 1% off the value of apple shares today amid a broader market selloff. earlier this month, apple briefly surpassed exxon mobil as the most valuable company in america. it was all a far cry from the days when steve jobs and co- founder steve wozniak began building their now ubiquitous brand from scratch in a california garage. they scored an early hit with the apple two, the first consumer-grade

but there's so much to be done still in ipad/iphone, even the macbook. they can continue to come out with new versions, a little bit improved each time, for the next five, six years and still dominate the market. >> does this give its competitors, like google and the android phone and all that, are all those other companies looking at this and saying, hey, we're going to get a leg up now? >> no. they are so far ahead, jessica, that i think these companies are going to do what hewlett-packard does, and that is decide we're just not goi to compete on apple's level. >> apple is going to do fine. tim cook is going to come in and do just fine. but the visionary part, and we were talking about this earlier. this is steve jobs, a bay area emblematic of the silicon valley. born and raised here. he loves that and heat loves the visionary part of that. can that be duplicated? >> yes, it can. for now steve jobs wants to be chairman of the board. let's assume they'll appoint him to that position. that's the kwiequivalent of wha he's been doing now. there's no way st

this was during the ipad two presentation. there was a picture.t says liberal arts meets technology. the intersection. if i could give you an example that steve jobs has talked about over the years. when he was a freshman at reed college. he went to a caligraphy class. he really liked it. he took the class and turned that into beautiful typography. just because of that one class. taking the best of culture and inserting it into products. that is what apple is all about. >> dan simon, thanks so much. >>> libyan rebels think they are closing in on moammar gadhafi. we will go live to libya for the latest on claims of having gadhafi cornered. toys ! the system can't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. goodbye. even kids know it's wrong to give someone the run around. at ally bank you never have to deal with an endless automated system. you can talk to a real person 24/7. it's just the right thing to do. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare s

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the kindle, the ipad. more books were sold last year than any other book. three years from now they believe more books will be sold in a year than the previous ten years combined. that is because of the access. now the financial , our book publishers making more money? no. >> but i think that's the challenge to them. one of the things i had up here, -- >> it's not the deily again. [laughter] >> no, the waste land. if you envision with the delivery mechanism is. if you think -- if you continue to try to do things with a pre-existing framework but everything in the rest of the world is telling you that it's going differently, then you're not going to win. but if you look and say how we do this completely differently because this is an experience that people are having, by eating more tablets, connecting on wi-fi what are the new ways that you can bring things to the table? the only reason i brought this up is i was a literature major. i studied a lot of tsl yet and thought this was fascinating. you can hear him reading the poem. you know, you pick what your d

the press of a button you can change the view to a water stream. >> we have had no theft of these ipad and on the back of the ipad is there is a sensor and when someone walks off and called the door a will set of the sensor. >> no more wrinkled many as with ketchup is we're gonna it is giving people all whole way to order food. >> for 20 8:00 a.m. and this is a look out at walnut creek we will be right backpack. >> >> a oakland police are lobbying for people that shot and killed a woman driving by. >> the young mother from antioch was at the wrong place at the wrong time she and her and drove into the middle of a shootout. they were visiting relatives in oakland so they decided to drive to san friends thought cisco when they got 2887 a wendy's street into groups of people were shooting at each other and the two women were brought in the crossfire they said she was shot in the head and died at the scene her aunt who was the driver was also shot in her hand they and managed to drive another block and sideswiped several cars. a lot of neighbors came not after hearing the screams repelled

well, and ipad and i use that quite regularly and i live in new york city. i am able to watch "morning joe" on my ipad with my earphone in so i don't wake my wife up before even get out of bed. so, that is kind of a pretty neat addition to my cable service, but there are smartphones, the set-top box is dramatically changing to be able to interface with car bases applications and interfaces. it is just a breathtaking change. >> host: let me bring it back to a big concern for the country which is jobs and the economy. what do you see happening here that might be encouraging for the country with regards to economic power and/or job creation? >> guest: we are still creating jobs in the worst recession since the great depression. the cable industry continues to create jobs and growth employment-based. i think, and understanding of what we are living for right now, despite the general economy and telecommunications in general is no less important than the development of the future of the planet than the industrial revolution was 100 years ago. >> host: mike willne

current ipad 2, no other details have been given. apple reported selling more than 9 million ipads that is a 183% increase compared to the same time last year. >>> a new bill has been sent to governor brown that could make entire apartment buildings smoke free. it gives landlords the authority to make entire buildings and units smoke free. that is to give families more options when it comes to smoke. 86% of california residents do not smoke. >> just to make it clear, it's well within the landlords rights to offer smoke free units for families looking for a place to live. >>> actress gina davis has a new role. state commissioner. she has been approved on the status of women. one senator voted no, but he was not voting against davis, he simply believes the commission should be paid for with private not public money. >> bird watching in the bay view. the rare sight sound in a san francisco neighborhood with a notorious reputation. in 10 minutes i'll show you which cities will be cooler and which cities will be warmer on saturday. @ the

an apple ipad. now showing up inside airline cockpits and making the friendly skies a whole lot more high-tech. >> the ability to pull up, type in the identifier and go directly to it instead of having to pull out the 10, 12, whatever number of charts you need to get to where you're going to go. >> reporter: this is a united airlines cockpit. united says replacing 38 pounds of paper each flight with a 1 1/2 pound ipad can eliminate 16 million sheets s of paper a ye. by getting rid of all that weight, the airline will save 326,000 gallons of jet fuel a year. it's silicon valley nohow helping pilots be efficient. >> aviation is interested in things to reduce loads, reduce weight, make things efficient. a small device, whether a smart phone or ipad can take the place of big computers or stacks of paper, that's a good thing. >> reporter: as long as the screens show this and not angry birds, it should be smooth sailing with a high-tech boost to the environment. in san jose, scott budman, nbc way area new

price comes in below ipad. ipad is $500 to $80 and no $500 to $80. amazon may be around $400.t cheap but for what it does if executed right it could get a lot of attention. >> iphone 5 could be a bigger screen and different shape to the case and also an 8mg camera. >> you have to buy a new case. >> right. >> that's part of it. >> thank you, cnet editor-at- large brian cooley. >>> coming up, we'll check back in with wall street to see how stocks are doing. >> and a-year-old boy shot and killed in oakland -- a 3-year- old boy shot and killed in oakland. the planned memorial for a toddler caught in the crossfire, when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] everyday, your car does a lot for you. do something for it. show it some love. chevron with techron. care for your car. that killed a three-year-old boy. kristy siefkin joins us now from oakland... nds are preparing >>> still no word of an arrest in the drive by shooting that killed a 3-year-old boy. kristy seifkin joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. it was yesterday just after 1 p.m. that carlos navis'

. >>> in today's tech watch, it appears apple is developing a new ipad. tech industry experts say apple has ordered key components for the ipad 3. it reportedly will have a higher resolution display than the current ipad. speculation has it that the new ipad will hit the market early next year. >>> an abandoned dog in washington state has a new home today after he was discovered on a neighbor egg doorstep with a mysterious note and $100 strapped to his collar. mr. b is now living with a family that includes three young children. mr. b's new owner just heard about the dog from a man he shares an office with. the man who found mr. b while leaving for work one morning. >> i found this hanging around his nem neck, and i saw some people, and it says open. so i opened it up, and i found a note. it says please take care of mr. b. my parents got divorced, and mr. b was supposed to go to the pound. i think he has a better chance with you. >> a vet checked the dog and said aside from this some dry skin and clogged ears, mr. b is in good shape. good news. >>> it has

from the imac computer to the iphone and the ipod and the ipad, steve jobs has turned apple into onethe most powerful companies in the world. after a cancer scare and liver transplant and an indefinite period of medical leave, it appears that he is no longer well enough to remain at the helm. the news that he is standing down has come in as a shock to many. >> he set the standard. hopefully, people will honor what he started and continue to make great products and only improve on them . >> i think he is the face of apple. i think the products are very innovative. people buy them for the styles. >> steve jobs was credited for knowing what the consumers wanted even before they did. it will not be up to tim cook to prove that the company still has the dynamism and the innovation to remain a leading force in computer technology. >> there have been violent clashes between police and demonstrators in the capital of santana appeared the confrontation after -- of santiago. .he confrontation began 350 people have been arrested . >> the protests started early. some chileans will cut to the sit

apple was in a solid decision, the leader in tablets with ipad and maker of the popular iphone. this year, steve jobs says we're entering post pc era, reverence to the fact ipad and tabblets are taking over top lart of notebooks and net books. today we enter into the steve jobs era. >> and in pinole today an armored car robbery goes bad and bullets start flying. >> when it's over, a suspect was dead and another wounded. a police officer and security guard hurt as well. >> it happened outside of wells fargo bank in pinole. mark matthews is live. mark? >> it was 9:15 when the truck pulled up to the wells fargo here. and we don't know who fired first. but police say two armed men approached the truck. one suspect wounded. so was the female barred with the truck. police rushed to the shooting and within minutes there were dozens of stars. the chief of police described two bun battles, first between a loomis guard and a suspect. >> we believe that suspect was involved in a gun fight prior to pin yol police a -- pinole police arriveal. >> by the time the first pinole police officers a

now new information on apple's next ipad.well labor dispute is growing at the south bay's largest sewage treatment plan. they say what the contractor, anderson pacific is not using properly classified workers and meeting wage requirements. now san jose is seeking a temporary restraining order at the plant that serves 1.6 million people. it's a little over the top. but, you know, the city did what they felt they had to to. >> anderson pacific is a nonunion contractors and said that it tries to comply with all labor requirements set by the city. >> lake county officials say the stench coming from clear lake seems to be going away. for the past month it has been infested with algae and a bacteria that smells like rotten eggs. it's the worst in years and they can not say for sure when it will go away completely. >>> in afghanistan, taliban suicide bombers attacked a british compound killing eight people. the assault happened on the 92 anniversary from the independence from britain. >>> in libya, rebels battled with forces from ga

steve jobs synonymous with ipad and iphone.is resignation letter he says he can't fulfill his expectations as ceo and still chairman of the board at apple but he has had cancer. he had a liver transplant two years ago. didn't mention anything about health problems in his letter. new ceo is tim cook, former chief operating officer. he has been the acting ceo since january when jobs took some medical leave. he is been running day to day operations. stock is up 8% since he took over the role. but right now stocks, they dipped to $352 a share and they are back up to $369 per share. so far this morning as of right now. it's hard to say what is going to be happening throughout the day but the initial reaction to wall street, apple can continue as it has been as an incredible force in the world of business. there is enough in the pipeline, iphone 5 coming out soon. for the top story of the morning comes from amy hollyfield live in san francisco. >> federal courthouse where barry bonds has a big court hearing today but before he faces

each 1.5-pound ipad will replace 38 pounds of paper and that could result in saving 37 6,000 gallonsyear. keeping an eye on stocks jumped 10% and sprint will start selling the next generation iphone. the new iphone is said to have a different screen and apple has a policy of not commenting on what they call rumors. >>> we have to tell you about a scare for a normer first lady, we will show you what happened and where it happened. -- former first lady, we will show you what happened and where it happened. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. . >>> former first lady nancy reagan says she is okay after falling down

. >>> steve jobs, the iphone, the ipad and this. >> i'm a mac. and i'm a pc. >> tonight, the man who started apple with jobs, the legendary steve wozniak. is this the last gasp of moammar gadhafi? >> do not leave tripoli. fight them. destroy them. >> rebels advance in tripoli. this is "piers morgan tonight." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. my one-on-one with steve wozniak is coming up. >>> but first, estimates the storm could cause a stunning $11 billion in damage. if it continues on its current path. tonight, with this monster growing stronger, governors all the way from north carolina to connecticut have already declared states of emergency. amtrak is canceling trains south of washington, airlines are canceling flights. new york may shut down the subways on saturday. millions of people preparing for the worst of a storm. today, wind gusts up to 115 miles an hour. threatens to dump 15 inches of rain as it charges up the east coast. cnn is covering this story from every angle. i want to bring in jim spellman, live in the b

that's not the ipad, the independent payment advisory board. there are a number of democrats who think that is going to tie the hands of how doctors treat seniors. and so i'm hoping that that ultimately will be repealed. and then, of course, the class act is a very important thing. um, even max baucus, chairman of the senate finance committee, said the class act which is this long-term care program is a upon city seem. so there's all kinds of things that even democrats realize. who knows whether obama was telling the truth or not, but a week or so ago he said we've really got to think about reducing medicare and social security, the cost of those programs. nancy pelosi almost went ballistic, but she is completely unrealistic and married to a very wealthy businessman in san francisco. >> hello. am i up? >> yes. >> this is more about the strategy of getting it repealed. i think it's unfortunate that it's being considered as an issue on its own. i think that right now with so much pressure in washington to, um, negotiate a budget deal which might

the ritz-carlton in washington has several ipads in the concierge and lobby. guests can find directions, make restaurant reservations and send it all to their smart phones. but for those who would rather skip the lobby, intercontinental hotels let them do it themselves with their concierge app. >> it's for the tech savvy tabl. >> the w has appear app that lets you access the music. >> if you get to keep the ipads, that's cool. >> neat. >> it is. >>> new fitness craze has health fans shaking it. >> still to come, the full body low impact workout from hula dancing. >>> trying to shake up the fog and low clouds around the bay area today. looks like we are starting to clear things out at least in some parts of the bay area. more on your weekend forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the last three decades. scientists say the new >>> new lava bubbling out of a volcano in hawaii. it's become active for 30 years. it's nowhere near homes. it's inside a national park. lawrence karnow was upset because i was just there! two weeks ago. >> just missed it. >> how do you ti

the launch of the ipad 3 -- could be months away. apple fans had hoped it would be released this year. but according to the wall street journal, the new ipad 3 hasn't hit the trial production phase. tell include retina display to increase the resolution. it's also expected to be thinner and lighter. in addition, at&t executive said a possible iphone 5 would be released in october. we are all excited. >> i thought that was in september. i have had 3. they are going to make one that can fly. >> nothing else they can do with it. >> in sports, no runs and three more guys hurt. those are the sad numbers for the giants. they face the worst team in baseball -- and still! cannot score. you can see [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, it's easy to create a new look for back to school with all arizona jeans on sale! night and day doorbusters make it simple -- the best styles and washes are under $20! so it's easy to have fun with flares... ...get back to basics... ...or slip into some skinnies! on top of that, with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dol