content so any phone manufacturer who wants to deliver that service has to license that patent from nokia in order to be able to do that legally. >> brown: staci kramer, what about another aspect that i mentioned in this introduction which is the potential problem that google would be competing with its current partners in some sense. >> well, it will be. and, you know, i think it's still not clear to me how google will run this as a separate business by it intends to do which helps protect its partners, which helps protect all these other ideas but at the same time achieve that kind of apple-like integration that eke eco system that gives it control over so many things. i don't see how exactly they're going to pull this off yet. but it does give, you know,... it makes googate both a competitor and a protector at the same time. if they can manage to walk that line and do it, it will be quite a feat. >> brown: charles golvin, it was interesting to be reading the tech blogs and information today. there was this sort of debate about whether this was a good idea or a colossal mistake. it's th

microsoft already has a deal with nokia, of course, a partnership with them.ut now, i think there's going to be real focus on microsoft to figure out what to do next to strengthen the windows phone 7 platform and neighboring it competitive against apple and android being a major player. it does have another effect which it means fewer choices potentially for at least american consumers down the road and the fdc might be interested in that. they're looking at google already for all kinds of reasons. >> nora bish on there. we're going to take a break. join us in a moment, we'll talk about the restructuring at kwaun tis. that's after this. . but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. it's the brand allergists recommend most. ♪ lily and i are back on the road again. where we belong. with zyrtec®, i can love the air®. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it o

. ♪[ music ] >> beyonce announcing her pregnancy with rapper jay-z outside los angeles' nokia theateritney spears got an award. spears took the stage. she got a kiss from gaga. we missed that, i guess. katy perry's fireworks won for best video of the month. rapper tyler the creator got best new artist. justin bieber best video for you smile into that was really lady gaga? >> she is amazing. he is amazing. whatever. not a good time for the giants if they are struggling for the worst team in baseball. would they pull it off? next. thanks, dennis that does it for eyewitness news >>> giants slide in the national league west started tonight. start the clock please. >>> striking out 10 giants. look at this sparkling play. that is a beauty to get carlos beltran scoreless game in the 1st inning between the giants. matt cain pitched eight innings. allowed just two runs but the giants were tied with houston in the 10th and jason michaels puts one into the gap. astros lead 3-2 and they fought back. mike deerosa is called out. he was upset and for good reason. bruce bochy comes in. he gets thrown

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nokia zipped up 17. with monday's gains, last week's losses were wiped out.ume calmed to roughly half of last week's, the dow's three-day win streak the first in six weeks. >>> bank of america up 8% on plans to sell its canadian credit card business. lowe's rose slightly, despite reporting weaker-than-expected quarterly sales. >>> more deals monday, the world's number one drilling contractor, transocean, buying aker drilling. time warner paying $3 billion for insight communication. and cargill buying dutch animal nutrition company for over $2 billion. >>> elsewhere, france and germany's leaders meet in paris trying to get a grip on euro debt. reportedly they will not be discussing a common euro bond. something struggling neighbors are calling for. >>> gas fell seven cents last week to $3.60 a gallon. the second consecutive drop this month. and finally, cautious credit card users have driven late payments down to their lowest level in 17 years. >>> coming up, a triple play in milwaukee, preseason football, in texas and things get ugly in nascar. plus, the twin

nokia jumped more than 17%. it has had a tough time competing against smart phones. research in motion was up more than 10%. it's blackberry business has been under pressure, thanks to the iphone. apple stock was up almost 2%. as darren also mentioned in his report, the deal is about patents as it is about anything else. one patent company, inter- digital, was hit hard. inter-digital shares fell more than 14%. volume was up seven fold. the share price jumped in july when it announced it was exploring strategic alternatives, and the market was anticipating a buyout. despite today's sell-off, the stock remains well above where it was trading before that announcement. that google-motorola combo wasn't the only thing popping in today's trading. take a look at corn-- up six cents a bushel today. it may not sound like much, but at $7.20 a bushel, this is a new high in corn. last week, a government report predicted a smaller than expected corn harvest, helping push prices up. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: fantasy sports is a very real one. 1 billion dollars a

and it is hard for me to say these because the companies had such difficulties, nokia, black berry, those are the ones, potentially google with the motorola acquisition. hard to see that happening but they are the ones that potentially could gain and for sure will try to poach some of these big executives. >> susie: jeff, we have just 30 secretaries, the big question, a lot of people have been comparing steve jobs to legendary founders like walt disney, thomas edison, henry ford. and those companies just grew and flourished even after the founder was gone. what are we going to be saying about apple, 50, 100 years from now? >> well, we hope that it repeats itself. it's going to be very hard to see this sustained. some companies can do it. we've seen that intel's founding generation had creative cantankerous folks, moore and-- were succeed by andy grove who was no shrinking violet and greg barrett, that imstas you can get some folks who can continually reinvent in different ways. and i think this board is going to be very encouraged. they are lucky to have a board that understands creativit

nokia ranks second at 22%. apple at 1%.lackberry with more than 12% of the market. >>> guess what they found in san joaquin county. photos in a locker. >>> savings state park. why local businesses might be the only hope for keeping the gates open in 70 parks. >>> this morning on westbound 24 so far so good. when you get closer to orinda you will see slow downs. why that is happening coming up. >>> good morning, right now traffic is moving along nicely on the san mateo bridge. no problems on the peninsula and no problems on highway 280 in the south bay. >>> the 18-year-old sonoma county woman facing manslaughter charges for the traffic death of a two-year-old girl is expected to enter a plea today. katelyn dunnway is scheduled to make her plea at 8:30 this morning. the plea has been scheduled several times. investigators say dunaway hit them while she was texting. >>> trying to save struggling state parks with local businesses. this is millerton point. because of state budget cuts this is just one of 70 parks to be shut down

apple sold 23.3 million smartphones worldwide this spring nokia had been the stop seller, but it hasallen to third after seeing sales drop by about 30%. >>> it's hard not to get jealous this time of year when you're flipping through magazines or seeing photos of celebrities of fabulous vacations. there are a number of resorts and kind of kweshgy hotels that offer the celeb experience on the cheap. the senior editor on orbits. janine, let's get right to this. we check out cabo san lucas. celebrities have gone to where? >> there is one resort capella, and it's a five star property in cabo. cabo is a hotspot for so many celebrity lites because of its proximity to los angeles, and they have so many wonderful five star properties. this one in particular is popular because they have huge private terraces. they have plunge pools in the rooms. you have your own private pool. however, the price, you know, you pay for it. $575 a night is an average rate in august. certainly there's the price to pay for debt that type of luxury. >> when you say august, i know it's low season because it's pretty

device makers-- motorola, apple, google, other device makers that are coming out of the woodwork, nokiahey have fewer companies to negotiate with and they have fewer tools, really, in making sure that they get their devices out to as many people as they want. that... they can put more money into r&d and to cut down on the costs that they have to incur to market those devices, to sell th them consumers around the world. >> suarez: cecilia kang of the "washington post," thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> ifill: and we turn to libya where rebel forces continue the hunt for the country's longtime leader, moammar qaddafi. in his hometown of sirte, loyalists have refused to lay down arms despite a saturdpoemib deadline imposed by the rebels. one of qaddafi's sons saadi was said to be negotiating his own surrender. while another son, seif al-islam -- reportedly in tripoli-- vowed on arabic television to fight to the death. in the capital, there were celebrations today for the muslim holiday of eid. lindsey hilsum of "independent television news" is there and filed this report. >> reporter

future because it would be in direct competition and they may say we would just get out or go with nokia, or microsoft windows phones. that will be interesting. >> there will be a lot of reactions in the coming days. gabe slate thank you. >> talking about politics we are we got away from labor day the traditional start of the presidential election campaign of president obama and the republicans that want to replace him were busy looking for votes today. michelle bachman and all are moving to the front of the gop field and the president is now trying to snap back from his lowest approval rating ever. the president arrived in minnesota today after spending most of the summer trapped in washington by the debt ceiling crisis. at a town hall meeting he took off his coat and tie and tore into the republicans for in his words putting politics ahead of people. >> you have to send a message to washington that is time for the games to stop. it is time to put country first. >> the president is spending his time in states that he won in 2008 which he needs to win next year. from minnesota he headed

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think about the fact that google was a mobile phone company and so nokia is a competitor and so is appleand so is blackberry. that's one market in which it has an intense competition. in the area of publishing google has built a bookstore but it's also trying to offer sales and access to electronic versions through a system and the deals they negotiate with vendors and publishers are for -- thorny. i'm not a big fan of what you're doing with the library content but i'm not actually that upset about google. i'm not upset the university library suffers and went through this major corporate welfare deal without getting enough out of it and of protecting our interest. if google wants to do this and critical things to make money from it i have no problem with it but what google was doing and publishing of the periodicals and books. undermining the powerful position of amazon for a number of years amazon is the problem in the publishing industry, and if i can sleep in one book i read write a book about amazon the amazon would make sure that i would never sell the book. who knows. actually i'm

think about the fact that google was a mobile phone company and so nokia is a competitor and so is appleand so is blackberry. that's one market in which it has an intense competition. in the area of publishing google has built a bookstore but it's also trying to offer sales and access to electronic versions through a system and the deals they negotiate with vendors and publishers are for -- thorny. i'm not a big fan of what you're doing with the library content but i'm not actually that upset about google. i'm not upset the university library suffers and went through this major corporate welfare deal without getting enough out of it and of protecting our interest. if google wants to do this and critical things to make money from it i have no problem with it but what google was doing and publishing of the periodicals and books. undermining the powerful position of amazon for a number of years amazon is the problem in the publishing industry, and if i can sleep in one book i read write a book about amazon the amazon would make sure that i would never sell the book. who knows. actually i'm