margo is phenomenal. the chocolate drops did a special on public broadcasting. they are fantastic.he anderson family band, i live in sheer terror of us having to follow a family band. they're performing saturday morning at 11:00 for 40 minutes. we have enough stuff to play the whole time. we are ready. >> it has been a delight to have you on "culture wire." i want to thank you personally for this great musical festival you have given us. >> is a lot of fun. >> remembered the hardly strictly bluegrass festival will be in san francisco. visit the website to get information on all of the performances. ♪

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class comes with an ipad. 3:30, shawn making graphics on a mac for this story. 4:00 p.m., 8-year-old margoshe likes the games. >> i am allowed to play as long as i want but sometimes i play on the ipad. >> reporter: 5:15, she wants a break. she rents a movie. "toy story" from pixar. >> reach for the sky! >> reporter: 6:30, elizabeth checks out abc news. pixar is not the only digital animation out there. macs not the only personal computers. iphones not the only smartphones. but without steve jobs, none of them would exist like they do today, if they existed at all. he changed lives. he changed life. mine and yours. 10:15, turn out the lights. john berman, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com and don't forget "nightline" later. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> police reopen a freeway after a futile attempt to find an armed robber. >> work suspension may have led to a south bay shooting rampage. looking into allegations of the gunman's violent past. >> this is like an icon, like micky mouse, something special is gone. >> an ame

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host: this picture in "the wall street journal" this morning of one of your colleagues in florida, margo rubio being touted as potential vice- president. guest: you never know. marco probably has one of the best careers for anyone his age. he did a great job in the state legislature. of course, he blew everybody away in the senate race and very well respected. if you ever get a chance to hear him speak, he is one of the premier orators of our time. host: this tweet for you, mr. mica. guest: well, as many as i could. the longer i am in government, the more i am an advocate of the private sector. let me berber's that. if you own some property -- let me reverse that. if you own some property, maybe some rental property or a federal building, would you turn that over to the government to manage? almost everybody would say, "no ." we oversee all public buildings. they have buildings that have been empty for decades. there's one right down the street in washington that's costing the taxpayers $10 million per year. it is four hundred thousand square feet. that has is an an nex been empty for ov