my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

mourning for steve jobs is giving way to questions what is next for apple? good morning, small chill in the air clouds have broken temporarily. showers on doppler even cooler weather tomorrow that warming trend is still in that weekend forecast. >>> good morning. what can you expect? so far, so good, live shot of the bay bridge looking good so far. more drive times. >>> 5:29. thank you for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. this morning authorities have shifted focus from a sunnyvale neighborhood near an hp campus. terry mcsweeney is live in san jose where the suspect lives now. >> reporter: the search has been going on overnight not intensely on the ground. the ground search was called off at dark last night this they are using a helicopter with thermal imaging. despite that and yesterday's all day search no sign of the suspect. look at where he was last seen. this is sunnyvale at homestead and tantau where he tried to carjack a woman's car, she refused and he shot her. she has nonlife-threatening injuries. all day search in the area turne

people around the world mourn the loss of apple co-founder steve jobs. >>> havoc in houston. a train and a dump truck collide sending passengers flying. >>> and autumn blast. old man winter begins to rear its ugly head inarts of the nation. >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with the loss of steve jobs. it was news many people learned on the very devices he will be remembered for that changed the way we communicate. the technological visionary died yesterday at the age of 56, sounded by his family. apple fans paid tribute to its iconic co-founder outside the company's headquarters last night as similar memorials popped up outside apple stores across the country. nbc's george lewis looks back on his life and legacy. >> reporter: he was the father of the iphone, the ipad, the apple mack computers turning gadgets into desire. as he was fond of saying, wait, there's more. >> today apple is going to be reinvent the phone. >> reporter: and people did wait. in long lines for the first iphones in 2007. and then three years later they lined up for the ipad.

only a few are mourning his death. many questions are being raised about the brutal and gruesome final minutes of the dictator's life. video showing the dictator captured alive and then later shot in the head and chest. an execution would constitute a war crime. >> the t m c has pledged to investigate a full account of what happened. >> gadhafi died as an ambulance was taking him. members say the ambulance was caught in cross fire and gadhafi was killed by a stray bullet. the coroner's report said he bled to death from a gunshot wound to the head. >>> congressman is questioning the circumstances surrounding the death of gadhafi. >> i don't believe it was an execution but i don't have all the facts. we have to follow international law. that is what we do. that is what nato does. that is what the united nations is there for. even though you don't agree you have to bring leaders such as gadhafi and you still under international law you are not supposed to execute him because he is supposed to be brought before an internun

. >> reporter: they participated in a five-lap salute to wheldon, mourning the race's first death in five years. cbs news. >>> security was tight tonight at stanford university, where silicone valley's elite gathered to honor apple co- founder steve jobs. the private service was so secretive that it is unclear when the service started or how many people attended. it >> reporter: surrounded behind dark tinted windows, they came by limos and in fancy sports cars. and for a few hours on sunday night, stanford university wins the epic center at silicone valley's money and power. >> it's pretty impressive. you must see a lot of people here. >> reporter: chopper 5 had the best vantage point since media was being kept back half a mile. a guest list, even the start times were being kept a secret at the memorial church at the center of campus. >> do you think he deserves all of this? what do you think he has achieved? >> yes. i think it would. >> reporter: jobs died on october 5 after the long battle with pancreatic cancer. and his family held a small private funeral just a few days later, an

this morning, the world is mourning the death of steve jobs. co-founder and former ceo steve jobs died at the age of 56 yesterday, surrounded by his family after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. jobs is survived by his wife and four children. >>> the case of carmella delarosa is now in the hands of a jury. she's accused of throwing her 2-year-old granddaughter over a skylight. prosecutors say she made an evil choice. >>> sarah palin is not running for ptd. she says she is still committed, though, to defeating president obama next november. she also says she will not run as a third party candidate. >>> what kind of day is this going to be? we'll find out in a minute. >> we will. first of all, we have breaking news. south carolina avenue is closed between 18th and 20th street because of a water main break. megan mcgrath joins us from the scene. >> they have been able to shut off the water here at the water main break. you can see all the gravel that was brought up when this was gushing. now, what we have is a situation with south dakota clos

people flocked to the apple headquarters to mourn the loss of steve jobs. the flags were lowered to half staff outside the cupertino headquarters, short afterly the world learned that steve jobs lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. ♪ [ music ] this man showed his feelings by bringing a bagpipe. >> i just thought it was enough, that i needed to play some music, and let people know here that, you know, pay my respect to this company, for everybody. >> reporter: the company shoed news crews away from the campus and told employees not to take photos. >> not so much compelled, as just what do you do to mark this event? it's something i've wanted to do personally. >> reporter: someone left flowers at the door. >> let's go changed world. steve jobs. >> reporter: he showed the shirt jobs autographed back in the '80s, when the first macs were novelties. >> there isn't anyone that has the same skill set that jobs has. a sense of purpose and place. he would incorporate all of that into the design standard that we use today. >> nobody touches him in terms of storyte

they are mourning the loss of former ravens owner art modell. the funeral services were held this morning. players honored her during last night's game with a moment of silence and by wearing her initials on their helmets. rob roblin will bring us more on patricia modell's funeral at 11 news at 5:00. covering the nation this afternoon, thousands of racing fans are mourning the death of danny wheldon. the two-time indianapolis 500 winners was killed in one of the worst car accidents during the loss biggest 300 leaving fire, smoke, and metal scattered across the track. >> without a doubt the worst thing i have ever seen. >> one of my best friends and a great teammate. >> the rest of the race canceled than they did a five lap salute in his honor. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. he was 33. enrollment season and we do not mean school. what to watch out for when choosing your health benefits package. >> the stigma that it is wrong to be single. i can see why someone would want to have this service. >> no time to find a girlfriend? no p

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today, the racing world is mourning the death of indianapolis 500 winner dan wheldon. three other drivers were hurt in the wreck including will power. here is nbc's fred roggin. >> good morning. an incredibly sad and tragic news from yesterday's indy car race. driver dan wheldon crashed. he was one of several cars that hit the wall and burst into flames. the two-time indy champion died with his wife and children by his side. we'll have more on this tragedy coming up in sports. >> thank you, fred. >>> in a sign that the occupied wall street protesters are in it for the long haul, close to $300,000 in cash has been donated. they also have a storage space filled with donated supplies for those camped out in lower manhattan. >>> in chicago, at least 175 people were arrested as they joined the demonstrations against corporate greed, bank bailoutes and high unemployment. >>> meanwhile, the movement has spread from lower manhattan to cities around the world. in germany, activists have been camped out in front of the central european bank in front further and rome has been cle

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is beings' loss mourned across the country. flax are flying at half staff -- flags are flying at half staff. >> he will be missed by many. deathle announced jobs' on wednesday. underwent a liver transplant in 2009. he was forced to take several leaves of absences from apple. he was last seen last june. he resigned two months later. news of his death was heart felt. >> i admired him quite a bit. >> i want to pause and remember that once in awhile somebody comes along and he is truly inspirational. >> jobs and his company constantly pushed for the next generation of technology. >> he had a unique vision. he did not follow the crowds and resonated. >> today he is being remembered by the giants of industry as a visionary. americans pause to remember him as the man who touched the lives of so many. there is a memorial here at apple headquarters for steve jobs. apple stores have been turned into a makeshift shrines. it could be some time before we see the likes of someone like steve jobs again. >> you can't learn more about the life

and raider nation mourned the death of al davis. many came out to show their respects for team owner at the raiders headquarters. a growing of flowers, jers >>> a lot of people coming out to show respects for al davis, the owner of the raiders. we're going to have a televised special right here at 10:00 a.m. >> "face the nation" one to watch. two great talkers join bob schieffer in washington starting here in less than five minutes here on cbs . >>> and final check of the weather forecast this morning. it looks like it's going to be nice and a little cloudy. >> more cloud cover today, and tomorrow a very slight chance of showers in the morning hours. nothing like we saw last week. it will be cooler tomorrow and lots of sunshine warming to high 80s. >> clouds around blue angel time or clear? >> cloudy this morning, a little break and low clouds again. >> thanks for joining us this morning. ,,,,,,

fans are mourning the loss of steve jobs. and now phony offers that scammers are using to try to dip into your bank account. >>> a controversy in oregon when a woman is asked to leave a bus with her crying baby. >>> what officials say has put the delay in the michael jackson death trial that is straight ahead. you're watching "good morning maryland" on this monday, october 17th. thank you for starting it off with us.

and you have a healing weekend for families in mourning and founder of a unique program that was begun called next steps for mourners, a grief care service for folks that come to the chapel for services. and we have a doctor who is a certified grief counselor with over 25 years of experience in the field and has developed and interesting work called degriefing. which we'll talk later. welcome. let's jump in and start with the basics. what is grief? and why is it important that we attend to it? >> that's a big question. grief is, in my mind, the normal response that everybody has after there's been a death. grief is also a response to any kind of loss to some extent and we can talk more about that it's a universal life experience. it's something that is important, i think, to attend to and there are professionals now that provide grief care who are also in fields from therapists to rabies to phd doctors, clinicians and so it's a very -- it helps to have a community to support someone through grief, specification -- professional as well as the lay community. >> and grief accumulates in t

this book lays bare his flaws while his family still mourns. and while those who truly knew him may dispute what's inside once you've read "steve jobs" you'll never think of him the same way again. since he died, it's become one of the most watched speeches of all time, fiercely private man opening his soul to stanford's class of 2005 telling of his adoption, his firing and his cancer scare. >> i had the surgery and thankfully i'm fine now. [ applause ] >> reporter: we know now that was not entirely true. as he told his buying gras father walter isaacson jobs rejected that surgery for almost a year to the dismay of his wife and friends he tried herbs and carrot juice instead and when he finally went under the knife the cancer had spread. >> he said in retrospect he's sorry. he said he regrets waiting so long. a lot of people wait before they have an operation. i just think he has such belief in his power of magical thinking that in this case it failed him. >> reporter: here we have the most vivid example of the steve jobs reality distortion fie

the world remembers and mourns steve jobs. the man of images and metaphors, the swedish poet tomas transtrÖmer wins the nobel prize in literature. the world of computing and technology is mourning a major loss, the co-founder of apple, steve jobs, died on wednesday after losing his battle with pancreatic cancer. >> tributes have been pouring in from around the world. president barack obama said that the world have lost a visionary and a great american innovator. >> the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad were all brainchild's of jobs. >> a tribute to the man read, "to those of us that have been fortunate enough to know and work with steve have lost a dear man and inspiring mentotor." he he revolutionized the world with these products. he said that this was more than just personal computing. >> in 2010, we added the ipad. >> jobs was and innovator and a self-made millionaire. it all started in this california garage. at age of 21, he assembled the first apple computer promptly drummed out of university. this was the beginning of a s

. >>> the racing world is mourning the death a popular indycar driver. dan wheldon was killed yesterday. linda so is here with why there were safety concerns before the race ever started. >> reporter: during practice some were worried about the high speed of the track. drivers were clocking in at 225 miles an hour. the people that saw the crash say it was the worst crash they had ever scene. it was the final race at the las vegas speedway. dan wheldon was trying to win a share of a $5 million bonus and his car flew over another on lap 11 and crashed into a wall. 15 cars were involved in the pile y he was a two time indy 500 winners. fellow drivers and fans are mourning that terrible loss. >> i think i'm getting old. i've seen too many of these already. you ask anybody, if they could choose a way to ghoorks is the way. >> we're going -- to go that is the way. >> we're all going to miss him. >> reporter: wheldon who was 33 had scaled back on the racing to spend more time with his family. he had a wife and two sons, a 2- year-old and baby born in march. >>>

. >>> mourning the loss of a two time indy 500 winner. this is the crash in las vegas that claimed the life of dan wheldon. it happened on lap 12 of this race. ktvu's noel walker is live where indycars race with the safety checks. >> reporter: the need for speed, there what packs fans in but so does the thrill of watching the danger. today they are mourning the loss of a fan favorite. >> reporter: there is excitement as they take a spin today, there is also sadness here. one of the worst indycar crashes. a fiery, 15 car pile up killed dan wheldon, one of the most well liked drivers. the impact is felt. >> a bright, energetic, engaging guy with a great sense of humor. just a real human tragedy to have lost him. >> dan wheldon was involved here. the blog features him on the front page. he is a fire safety officer. he took us out on a track check to help prevent accidents. he has done the same drill in las vegas. he watched the deadly crash on play back. >> had he done there we would have been the same thing. >>> the chances of a similar cra

. >>> people around the death are mourning the death of silicone valley's info evaluator. he lost his long battle in cupertino. >> good morning pam, if you look behind me you can see into the entranceway of apple headquarters, flags are flying at half staff and this is one of those events where people are trying to figure out how best to remember him, he was not described as far as his contribution and you look at a bagpiper of a man who was going to be remembered for his print yens and packs and people went to the home where apple was started in the garage of somebody's home, everyone is trying to take a moment to remember his legacy. >> nobody touches him in terms of the store are you telling capability and putting something in your head that makes you want to dream. >> at this point they are asking what is next for apple, what is next for the company, but i think today, the day after this announcement came and while some say they were expecting it, you can't help but think of all the many, many things they brought in our lives every day. and pick which one was the one w

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raider nation in mourning. fans, and friends react to al davis's death. and no excuses.hey say they just want answers a request from the family of the man accused of carrying out that e shooting in cupertino. >>> raider nation in mourning, fans and friends react to al davis' death. >>> no excuses, they just want answers. the request from the family of a man accused of carrying out a shooting of a man. the news is next ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor

. >>> people around the world mourning the death of steve jobs. jobs died wednesday after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer. >> reporter: well, the death of steve jobs hit many people hard, but especially at apple headquarters in california. jobs will be remembered as a creative visionary of apple containing the world with the ipad, the ipod and the iphone, while turning apple into the largest retailer of music with itunes. in 2008 jobs announced he was battling pancreatic cancer. in august he stepped down as ceo of the company. >> i think everybody realizes that he spent a lot of his last few years there really making sure that things were ready to go. most of us were glad to have the opportunity to spend some time with the company with him there. >> there's no word on funeral services but apple issued a statement saying it's planning a celebration for steve jobs soon. >> we have some things set up here this morning on the set. the iphone, the ipad. we have two right now in the studio, also the mac book pro. most things you watch is the resu

. >> raider nation in mourning. fans react to al davis' death. >> they are gaining supporters and some high ranking attention. the occupy wall street protests are not going away but will that translate to success? >> veterans of the movement say there is legitimacy to the protest as long as it remains disciplined, focus and no violent but can the frustrations transform the political climate? >> reporter: in san jose several dozen continue the occupation of city hall. 50 to 60 demonstrators occupy the sidewalk by the federal reserve bank in san francisco. the lower and middle class, the out of work, the people that lost their home, all protesting wall street. but overnight in sacramento, a different story. >> i declare this to be an unlawful assembly. >> occupation is allowed but only during operating hours. by closing time police moved in and arrested 14 demonstrators, but like the tea party movement, can occupy wall street be successful? >> what i think is significant is that it's opening up a place to talk about s

you are joking around and the next dan is gone. [ bagpipes ] >> reporter: fellow drivers and fans mournede loss of the two-time indianapolis 500 winner. >> think i'm getting old i've been to too many of these. ask anybody in this field if we could choose a way to go, that's the way. >> we are all going to miss him a little bit of everybody in indy car racing died today. >> reporter: wheldon was 33. >>> the silver and black was out this weekend to honor al davis. raiders took on the browns yesterday. the first home game for the raiders since davis' death a week ago saturday. fans came equipped with signs showing their respect for davis. former players reminisced about the man who meant so much to their careers and lives it >>> the shirts they have out remembering him, even though they had their odds with him lately they still support him. >> won two super bowls came close to getting into a couple others while i was here. certainly the funnest time in my career being in the silver and black. >> a moment of silence was held for davis before the game. former raider head coach madden lit an et

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. >>> people around the world are mourning the death of steve jobs at apple headquarters in cupertino flags at the campus at half-staff. anne makovec on how his life and his legacy are being remembered today. >> he is the company. he was the company. and we'll miss him. >> reporter: apple's world headquarters in cupertino attracting worldwide attention from media and mourners who feel a loss because of steve jobs' death. >> heard the news i was so sad, like losing a relative. >> reporter: the flags here are at half-staff. many apple employees came to work today with heavy hearts. >> terrible loss. i mean, everybody at apple is you know -- feels like they lost a member of their family. >> reporter: at apple stores all around the bay area, memorials are growing. the largest is in downtown san francisco. notes all over the windows outside. and in downtown palo alto, an apple fan live streamed the small memorial's growth. >> i have been tweeting just different comments and i had the day off so i might as well, you know, hash tag steve jobs a little bit. >> reporter: at jobs' home in palo

. >>> remembering a visionary -- people around the world mourn the loss of apple co-founder, steve jobs. >>> havoc in houston, a train and a dump truck collide, sending passengers flying. >>> and autumn blast -- old man winter begins rearing its ugly head in parts of the nation. good morning, everyone, i'm lynn berry, those stories and more are straight ahead, this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we begin this morning with the loss of steve jobs. it was news many people learned on the very devices he will be remembered for, that changed the way we communicate. the tech visionary died yesterday at the age of 56, surrounded by his family. apple fans paid tribute to its iconic co-founder outside the company's headquarters in california last night. as similar memorials popped up outside apple stores across the country. nbc's george lewis looks back on his life and legacy. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: he was the father of the iphone, the ipod and the apple mac computer. turning electronic gadgets into objects of desire. >> i think if you do something and it turns out pretty good, t

a young woman in the south bay is mourning the loss of her two father figures. >> her actual father, a hell's angel leader, was laid to rest at a funeral on saturday and during that gathering his best friend steve tossen was killed. stephanie chuang is in san jose with that woman's story. stephanie? are. >> reporter: it is quite a story. here at oak hill is is where there were 5,000 people packed for the funeral service saturday. police were also everywhere. despite that, there was a fatal shooting right here near the main entrance. and we did speak with the daughter whose father was being laid to rest here. in just moments, she lost a second loved one. steve tossen was like a dad to me. are. >> reporter: summer pettigrew considered steve family, he was the one taking care of her after her father jeffrey pettigrew was gunned down last week, the president of hell's angel. on sunday, 62-year-old tossen, a sergeant at arms of the santa cruz chapter of hell's angels was shot and killed. >> he has been there for me. since my dad passed. he was my dad's best friend. and i loved him. and he

people are now mourning the loss of the legendary innovator. >> the apple co-founder steve jobs started apple and his rise and stock--so what blossoms that is now more than $350 billion. his health was failing but he remained as a ceo the battle pancreatic cancer in 2004 and in a kidney transplant 2009. apple announced the steve jobs passed away, his brilliance, passionate it with enriching improving our lives in the war was better because of steep. meanwhile he is being mourned around the world, president obama released a statement saying that he was among the greatest american innovators brave enough to think differently and bold enough to think that he could change the world and talented enough to do it. the world has lost a visionary. there may be no greater tribute to his success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device that he invented. in california gov. jerry brown also said his peace to jobs loved one. he said he was the great california innovator who demonstrate with a totally independent and creative mind can accomplish. few people have made suc

. >>> tonight three bay area familys are in mourning following the lee high quarry shooting.today a stepmother spoke to us. >> i thank god because i was able to spend these last months with him. and we were a lot closer. we were a lot closer and he had changed. which was really good. and i let him know that i loved him. >> reporter: the victim's brother was also an employee at the quarry he was shot and wounded. ktvu's mike mibach has more on the grieving families. >> you can go to our website ktvu.com for more information click on the quarry shooting tab when you get to our home page. >>> it is a major shift in policy. federal prosecutors are now warning dispensaries to shut down within 45 days or face prosecution. the four attorneys from california have sent letters to 16 marijuana clubs telling them they are in violation of federal drug laws even though medical marijuana is legal in california. they have planned a meeting tomorrow. >>> the protest on wall street in new york city was peaceful today after almost two dozen arrests last nigh. >> the occupy wall street demonstr

and fans mourning the loss of dan weldon, killed in a crash? vegas. >>> we're thinking pink. how one group is encouraging women to feel their boobies to save lives >>> an 11-year-old is still missing tonight after his mother was found dead wednesday. today a frantic search for him in two montgomery parks. effort to find him. >> reporter: police were searching for a body today but they haven't given up hope that he will be found alive. an urgent search in the park. >> it's sad. >> reporter: county, state and parks police are using a tvs, mounted patrols and tracking dogs. >> folks in certain areas more than others. >> reporter: looking for an 11- year-old last seen at home two weeks ago. >> the hope is that he is still alive. however we are using teams and people experienced when the person is dead. >> reporter: it was just this past wednesday his mother was found stabbed and beaten to death in their home with no sign of william. >> you don't think something like that will hit in your hometown. i hope they find him. >> reporter: police now have the estranged husband curtis lop

. >> it happened where they had turned out to mourn another hell's angel. why this will be a very difficult case for police. len? >> reporter: it is a difficult case for police because, so far, witnesses are not stepping forward if they did see the killing. meantime, here in downtown san jose, friends have been coming by this office where steve tason, the hell's angel who was murdered, ran a bail office. they have been dropping off notes. police say this case will be a difficult one. as a high-ranking member of the hells angel motorcycle club they had a high one, number 187, the penal code number for murder. but as they came to pay respects, his life and violent murder was summed up in a different way. >> it's a tragedy and the plan was loved and respected. jethro and him both were -- it's beyond comprehension. that's all. >> reporter: he was among the 4,000 motorcycle club riders, friends and family who came to the funeral of another member who was murdered in sparks, nevada, they were brother angels for decades and best friends, but, in the middle of the

mourning the loss of an indy car driver who was killed in a crash. >> detectives searched to parkseseekend. their search for william. i have all the details on the investigation. >> typical fall weather here in washington. that means big chang >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead desperate for answers. the search for missing 11-year- old boy goes through a couple of local parks. this step father will be on in court on charges of murdering his wife. good morning, washington. i am cynne simpson. it's monday morning october 17. >> i am greta kreuz. adam caskey has the forecast. >> if you are looking forward to sweatshirt whether, you have to wait until the end of the weekend into the weekend. typical fall weather in washington. big swings in the temperature is what we will see. there's a cold front moving into town right now. a few sprinkles in western maryland west virginia, the potomac highlands this morning. there is seven in rockville, denied in triangle and warrenton. prince frederick, 63. on our way today the low to mid 70's today.

steve jobs is being mourned tonight in california where my colleague janet shamlian joins us now. janet? >> reporter: george, here at the head quarters of apple, the birthplace of so much of the technology that steve jobs created and that the world uses, the campus is in mourning. you can see the flags behind me flying at half staff. and online at apple.com, simply a picture of steve jobs and the dates of his birth and death. apple has just released a statement that says, we are deeply saddened to announce that steve jobs passed away today. steve's brilliance, passion and energy for the source of countless innovations that improve all of our lives. the world is immeasurably better because of steve. it is a statement millions of his users, his fans all over the world would agree with. george? >> thank you, janet. once again, steve jobs, the man who gave the world the macintosh computer, the ipod, the iphone and the ipad dead at 56. now back to brian williams. we begin tonight with what has become by any measure a pretty massive protest movement. while it goes by the official name o

, a mourning still full of questions, a story many here believe is only half told. margaret's son james died there. he was 18 years old. that was his first away game. >> my son went to football and ended up losing hi life, coming home to his mum five days later in a coffin. that's the only words i can use to say why we are fighting. >> one of the concerns is the inquest themselves and the drawing of the 315 deadline, which he bend which no further information was taken. the second is the suspicion of a conspiracy between police and government and newspapers, as there was a desire to depict the family themselves, the victims, if you like, at their own disaster. >> to answer those questions, the labor government set up an independent panel. many here believe cabinet documents about briefings for then-prime minister margaret thatcher had on the policing of the event could be crucial. so much so, almost 140,000 people have now signed an internet petition demanding those papers be made available. the government insists they will be. >> greek unions are lashing out at thi

we're live where fans are now mourning his death. ken. >> reporter: yes, anita. and mourning they ae . steve jobs health has been on the decline for several years now. it was in 2004 when he had the battle with pancreatic cancer. in 2009 he had his liver removed. take a look behind me at the apple store in georgetown. fans have come out and set up a makeshift vigil. many of the fans what they have been fearing tonight has become a reality. >> it's unfortunate. he was obviously brilliant and a great businessman. so it's a terrible loss. >> it's really upsetting. he brought us all these great products. >> reporter: sadness and disbelief outside te georgetown apple store was felt for this man, steve jobs. >> it's incredible with its multi-touch user face. >> reporter: the create er of apple and former -- the creator of apple and former ceo died wednesday night. he passed peacefully in the presence of his family. apple's website responded quickly to job's passing with an obituary on its front page. >> i think when you see one of these things, it's going to be blown a