little weird-- ( laughter ) he used to abuse me verbally, consistently, constantly -- >> stephen: naik name? did he call you a nickname? >> ( bleep ). >> stephen: so that's endearing, ( bleep )? >> when he wanted to be kind. he really pushed me, and i think he made me better. and i think people that had the capability to take steve jobs' brutal honesty, he made them better. >> stephen: okay, we have a little clip of the movie here. jimmy, can you show that? >> your big bald brain wanted something that didn't exist, so you just willed it into existence. >> what do you call the system, the operating system. >> operating system. >> it's a realtime display of current operations. >> you can see what you're working on while you're working on it. >> okay. >> this is freedom. this is freedom to create and to do and to build and-- and artists, individuals. >> look, you're over-reacting. even if you were developing this for freaks like us-- and i doubt are you-- nobody wants to buy a computer, nobody! >> how does somebody know what they want if they've never seen seen it? ( cheers and applause )

croix, my naik is dr. derek kur sxim a whistle blower. you are violating the city charter. specifically, article four of the campaign and governmental conduct code. it is

croix, my naik is dr. derek kur sxim a whistle blower. you are violating the city charter. specifically, article four of the campaign and governmental conduct code. it is also known as the whistle blower protection ordinance. you are mandated to annually report four things. one, the number of complaints received, two, the types of complaints, types of conduct complained about. >> three, the number of complaints that you refer out to other agencies, four, the number of investigations you conduct. this assures the public that complaints coming in are matched by the complaints going out. you have not done this since 2005. your annual reports only note the number of cases quote resolved, unquote. not investigated. the director's monthly report deleted all of this data in 2011. now, the public has no idea how many complaints are coming in, how many go out, and how many are buried in between. since you are responsible for reviewing claims of whistle blower retaliation, real advertising should be listed as a type of conduct complained about. but it isn't. you are violating article

>> well, it makes it possible to naik an issue which had been local, southern, and in a sense, racially parochial to be a universalized mission to bring democracy to the republic. and to do so, incorporating the demand that for that to happen, there must be an economic agenda that produces a level playing field, and to quote from martin luther king, to redeem the check that had been issued but whose sums, whose funds had been absebt. it was the moment when all of america peered in and saw and appreciated that the myth and the ideals will of the country had in fact never, ever approached the essential authentic substance of the promise. and after that remarkable day of some quarter million people, and the discussion that we just heard described by congressman lewis in the white house with the observing president, john kennedy, a supposition that the inner gee, rhetoric, issues, and aspirations would findab institutionalized reification. >> rose: brought about by legal action. >> brought about by legal action. a civil right bill then pending >> rose: did dr. king know what it just happene

. >> we know the nice coupon he's getting out of a naik name like bank of america and his relationshipery much committed to the housing growth story with, i think, wells is probably still the biggest hold-up. >> single biggest holding. went up at last report a little bit. so i do think he obviously is looking through a lot of the noise and feels like, you know, america is in relatively decent footing. where do you get a buy for the $50 million for his birthday? >> big cake. >> bridge cards. something he can use. always good to have you. sticking around? >> they tell me no. >> all right. it's good to see you, as always. >> thank you. >> have a great weekend. >>> a look at what is coming up in the next hour. >> food morning, kelly. we're going to take very different business perspectives. a businessman who fled syria as a result of what was going on. take his -- we'll have his take on the potential of military action over the weekend. we are also going to talk to the ceo of krispy kreme. we've been talking about this. if that wasn't enough we're going to look at the business of marijuana