microsoft in software. >> and that's our report from south korea, back to you in tokyo, shery. >> nemo, thanks. here with me in the studio is michito, kimura, senior analyst for international data, japan. mr. kimura, let's start with a general overview of what's been happening in the market so far. first we have giant apple, with its own operating system, the ios, and then we have google's operating system, android. so far, google has been pairing up with samsung. but then now we see that google is buying a motorola mobility. which means it's becoming a major competitor in the market. and then we have microsoft, coming in with its windows 8, next generation operating system for tablets. a lot going on here. so how do you think the battle will play itself out? >> well, as we mentioned, in a market going to be very difficult, very complicated. so very hard to focus exactly. but i can say firstly, yes, iphone, apple leading vendor in smartphone business industry. at the same time, google, google has the majority share on smartphone shipment basis. so that is another giant. so and google a

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>> it's nemo, that's no piranha. >> the hat on. much at peace out there. >> i like nemo. warm, cuddly. >> more from abc coming up next. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- will he run? >>> this morning on "world news now" -- will he run? pressure is mounting on new jersey governor chris christie to rescue the troubled republican party. >> from last night's high-profile address to a nationwide fundraising tour, he is starting to look a lot like a presidential candidate. it's wednesday, september 28th. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm tanya rivero. >> i'm rob nelson. governor christie appeared last night at ronald reagan presidential library for a gop address. while we're getting some hints, we are not getting a definitive answer from christie about his intentions for the presidential race. still very much the big political mystery in the country. will he? won't he? >> it is. he made recent comments that have people questioning his intentions for sure. >> is he in good enough health to do it? issues about him, so the guessing game

>> nemo. >> very good job. excellent. nemo. >> he believes what he learned in the military has served him well here in the classroom, where all his students are on thea tis stick spectrum. >> we have a class schedule that we follow and everything is very rigid with these particular students. of course, the military is that way. >> here we go, jordan. keep coming. keep it up. >> troops to teachers helps veterans like him get a job in education. this federal program has placed 800 veterans in california schools since it started in 1995. it offers tuition assistance to help vets get certified. and those who teach in a high poverty district get bonuses. >> we have an achievement gap in california, especially at the african and latin-american levels that we need to change. veterans can make a big difference there. >> you are right there. it's instant. so you have that opportunity to make a difference to somebody one-on-one. >> bye dylan, bye tommy. see you tomorrow. great job today. great job. >> in fairfield, leeann melendaz,

everything from a dead ad executive in "defending your life" to an animated clown fish in "finding nemo his role in "drive" is a little different. try gangster. for abc senior white house correspondent jake tapper, that is "seriously funny." >> reporter: he's in two of the hottest movies in hollywood. "drive," an action film noir opening tomorrow, starring ryan gosling. and "this is 40," the new judd apatow comedy. hollywood's hot new thing is -- albert brooks? yes. albert brooks. the comedian and comic actor best known for delving into neuro sis delivers the performance as an l.a. gangster that one critic says deserves to have oscar calling. >> for the rest of your life, you're going to be looking over your shoulder. >> reporter: so, "drive." you're not a good gouy. >> i'm capable of doing dangerous things. things that i've never been asked to do in a film before. >> reporter: i don't want to jinx it, but the buzz about you and, you know, maybe getting a nomination for best supporting actor -- >> you just said it. >> reporter: what if we don't air this part of it? >> no, air it. people

. >> the nemo foundation is helping by handing out backpacked to children of homicide victims. they received backpacks filled with supplies. >>> attendees carried a wooden cross from the spot with lewis was gunned down last year at the corner of athens and san pablo. others joined in by carrying candles that represent a loved one. >>> today families of seven fishermen who disappeared in the sea of cortez said a sonar search turned up no signs of a missing vessel. the seven men, five from the bay area haven't been seen since july 4th when the boat capsized. officials say they searched by sonar in the week long effort just concluded. >> this isn't tone for us. there's a lot of closure that we need. we need the boat to bring loved ones home if we can. >>> the families say they'll use money toward another sonar search. >>> an update now on another story we brought you. a medical coroner has identified the body of chadwick. the fire appeared to be accidental. >>> tonight a destructive wildfire in southern california is fully contained. the hill fire burned more than 1,100 acres sinc

nemo excellent.oyshtion he beliefs what he learned in the military has served him well. here in the class ramp. where all his students are on the autistic spectrum. >> we have the class schedule that we follow and everything is very rigid in here with these particular students and of course military is that way. here we good jordan. keep coming keep it up. >>reporter: should the teachers help veteran like him get a job in education? this federal program has placed 800 veteran in california schools since it started in 1995. it offers tuition assistance to help vets get certificate fade. those who teach in a high poverty district get bonus. >> we have a great achievement gap in california especially at the hispanic and african american level that we really need to change. i think veteran can make a big difference there. >> you were right there. it's in stant. and so you have that opportunity to make a difference to somebody one-on-one. >> goodbye dillon. goodbye tommy. hi. see you tomorrow. great job t

nemo was very smart in that movie! he did all sorts of things. >> fish aren't lowly. >> when you were reading the story, i thought, oh, he's cleaning it off, he has some ocd, he's taking care of it. and then he slams it against the rock. >> he wanted the meat. >> we're changing the whole deal here. >> the meat and potatoes in my forecast will be rain coming our way and temperatures dropping about 20 to 30 degrees. it's a seven-day forecast that some of you are going to love and others, not so much. >>> the giants season ended yesterday, but plans for next year are already underway. ahead in sports, find out what gm brian sabian said his number one priority is this.is h wo t tnv his two top pitchers, tim lincecum and matt cain. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> time to get out the umbrella. now i've got to go digging through the garage. it's too early. >> she's got to check her wardrobe. >> everything's got to change. i'm not prepared for this, jeff. >> yes, it's time to deal with the t

there is a line in "finding nemo,"nothing is going happen to him. america stands for, we cannot as citizens to expect our government provide 100% security. i believe that there are smart things that the government should do to mitigate this. and it is important for our national interests, but have we been overzealous? as the pendulum swung too far? such that we are advocating -- abdicating our values set in terms of what it means to be americans, in our desire to be totally safe? the america that i know and i believe in is resilience, this courageous, is strong, and we saw that spirit after 9/11. but we also saw, i think, a desire from individuals and people to want to be assured of perfect security, to know that they will be completely safe and that they are willing to give up some of those rights and freedoms, that openness, so that they can be perfectly secure and perfectly safe. and that is not the courageous resilience of america that i know. when i think back to 9/11 and what it means to me personally, and how things have changed over the last