we designed the chips not only in# san diego or california, but those designs are sent off to asia, predominately taiwan and they're manufactured there. and that we work with the device manufacturers around the world. that was interesting though is our direct revenues and 95% outside the united states because most of the handset manufacturers are now outside the united states. >> host: how many employees does qualcomm have? how they are located in the u.s.? >> guest: with 16,000 employees worldwide and about 13,000 of them are in the united states. >> host: are all of the manufacturing outside the u.s.? >> guest: there really isn't much manufacturing the chips anymore in the united states. >> host: because of the cost? >> guest: there are policies that don't promote the building of those factories in the united states. the problem is the whole supply chain really is built up in asia now. there are some fascinating data meristem coming, so we expect to one of our suppliers will be building in new york, but it will take a while before the come to. >> host: how long have you been ceo? >> guest: i wa

san diego zoo in san diego, california. fisherman's wharf in san francisco, california. up in this gorgeous lighthouse in newport, oregon which is absolutely spectacular. pike place market in seattle, washington. oress star, star and the numbers you want to vote for from san diego to anchorage or logon to earlyshow.cbsnews.com and vote there. don't forget our special series "no way home" kicks off november 12th in one of those cities. and you can follow us on facebook, on our website, or on twitter too. so look for all of that. go to the phones and vote and go to the website, too. harry, where are we going to wind up? >> i don't know. the tea party may send you someplace not on the sketchbook. all right. here we go. his story captured the world's attention back in 2003. aaron ralston was hiking in utah when his hand and arm became pinned between a canyon wall and boulder. after being strapped five days aaron saved his own life by amputating his own arm. his compelling story has been made into a new film stars james franco entitled "127 hours". >> and aaron ralston is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, harry. >> the odds of something like this happening have to be 1 in -- incalcu

controversy surrounding screening comes after a california man was forced to leave san diego's airport for refusing to let security officers use full body imaging orat him down. telling them, quote, if you touch my junk i'll have you arrested. that's a real quote. we'll see how long -- they're getting closer and closer to certain areas in the pat-downs we hope they'll turn back on. >>> in a sharp reversal, to polit politics, mitch mcconnell says he supports plans for a moratorium on earmarks. mcconnell who over the past three years has sponsored over $450 million in earmarks, said yesterday that the midterm elections are proof that voters want a change in how federal tax dollars are spent. >> the democrats were ignoring the wishing of the american people. when it comes to earmarks i won't be guilty of the same thing. make no mistake, i know the good that has come from the projects that i've helped support throughout my state. i don't apologize for them. but there is simply no doubt that abuse of this practice has caused americans to view it as a symbol of the waste and out-of-control spending that every republican in washington is determined to fi

california highway. he had last been seen or heard from, i should say, monday, when he traveled from san diego to palm desertre he managed a family restaurant. hug was a contestant in 2009's season five. and was passed over by bachelorette, jillian harris. >>> well, he survived being trapped underground for two months. but can he survive the streets of new york? rescued chilean miner, edison pena, is in new york, preparing to run in this sunday's marathon. pena says it may take him six hours. but he is determined to finish the race. he also stopped by "the late show," where david letterman compared being trapped in the mine to appearing on his show. >> good stuff. >>> well, three college football games tomorrow, match teams currently ranked in the bcs top 15. for last night's highlights, here's mike yam at espn news. >> good morning. we start with some college football. virginia tech, looking for their seventh-straight win. matching up against josh nesbitt and georgia tech. first quarter, yellowjackets on top, 7-0. nesbitt, finding the seam. he's gone. 71 yards. that run made him the all-time leading rusher

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california. a fire cut power and sent the ship adrift. the passengers and crew on board don't have air- conditioning or hot water. tugboats will get the ship to san diego by thursday evening. >>> hundreds honored the slain professor. >> many in the crowd say this was their way to say good-bye to a professor who inspired them to become a better person. >> her class, defining moment. >> defining lives one by one. she is remembered tonight as a woman who reached people, a professor who got it. >> she was also a great friend, mentor. >> she was the faculty member that people wanted her to write their recommendations for graduate school. >> those introductions are no longer possible. they are trying to find out what occurred in that residence that night. waswe'll have to narrow it down and hopefully make an arrest in this matter. >> he says many voice frustration that the 18-year- old arrested in her stolen car is not facing murder charges. >> trust us, detectives know what they are doing. they are doing a diligent investigation. they are not going to leave anything behind. they will do this the right way. >> the right way may mean the slow way. >>> the 18-

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california, on sunday, was 200 miles south of san diego at the time of the fire. fortunately no one was hurt, although the nearly 4,500 passengers and crew have no air conditioning or hot water. however, they only have to wait out those conditions for about another day while tug boats pull them back to southern california. carnival says passengers on the ship will receive a free cruise and a full refund. certainly hope so. >>> let's take an early look at the markets as we get all up in your business this morning. cnbc has more live from zurich. good morning, carolen. >> reporter: good morning to you, great to see you again. and general motors reports third-quarter earnings at 7:30 a.m. and you know what, markets already got a pretty good taste of what these numbers could look like because last week general motors said it expects a net income of $1.9 billion to $2.9 billion on revenues of $34 billion. so we'll get details on the numbers later on in the morning. but really i think g.m. executives are rather busy with drumming up support for next week's ipo. just to remind you, g.m. will be selling 365 million common be shears for between $ -- shares for between $26 t

or palm springs. san diego about 55. >> all right, mike. it's 5:46. >> let's take a look at the stories we're following for you. students attending california university campuses can expect to see a 15.5 hike in tuition. they'll go up in two steps, 5% next spring and another 10% next fall that will bring annual tuition to nearly $5,000. >> the santa clara city council is laying off 82 city workers as they face a deficit. some layoffs could be avoided if unions take unpaid furlough days and pay cuts. >> on the flip side mountain view based google is giving a 10% raise to all it's 23,000 employees. the "wall street journal" reports it's part of an effort to keep its staff from going to competitors like facebook.com. the raise will take effect in january. the latest ap 6:00. >> president obama has arrived in south korea. the president travel from indonesia and landed in seoul about three hours ago. tensions over currencies and trade gaps. >> relief on the way for the 3,000 passengers stranded at sea on a carnival cruise ship. it's being towed to shore. jenelle wang is here. >> the carnival cruise ship was going to be towed to mexico, the close

southern california, 71 in los angeles area meaning san diego, maybe a degree or two a little warmer. >> are you heading there? >> thinking about the folks on the ship. >> oh yeah, yeah. >> just stuck. kind of. i mean, being towed to shore to san diego. but, you know, getting in the car and a bus apparently and then head back to long beach because that's where, you know, the port is for most of them originating port. but anyway -- >> odd to see it dead in the water. >> i know. it is something. you know what in they'll get vouchers. they'll get their refunds so maybe it's not all that bad. we are going to hope to hear from some of the passengers on board to find out how irate were they or are they? good to see you. much more on that predicament right after this. down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. working with a partner you can trust is always a good decision. massmutual. let our financial professionals help you reach your goals.

or face time and it's clear as your hd it tv. perfect for far away families. >> the kids are here in california, one in san diego and one san francisco's perfect for their mom at home. i think it will be a good way to call them every day. >> reporter: pretty easy to hook up, but it's not cheap. it costs $600 plus $25 a month for phone service. >> value wise this is something that you're willing to spend money on? >> i think it's probably a little too much right now. >> reporter: cisco admits this is just step one for home conferencing. >> so, for example, a lawyer or an accountant or music lessons or frieench lessons, any of tha instead driving to see them or them driving to see you, you can do that over video. >> reporter: and so far the reviews are pretty good. >> i think this is a lot better than what i've ever seen. >> i really like it a lot. i really do. >> reporter: get ready for your close-up and stay dressed. cisco's system will need a broad band internet connection in your home and like face time, the person you're conferencing with also has to have the device. >> we will never leave facebook or our homes again. all right, s

or click today. >>> welcome back. look at the cool colors across the california map. palm springs the warm spot is 70. we have mid to upper 50s around san diegods low 60s scattered snow showers and then clearing in tahoe 59. 54 in yosemite and highway also in eureka. >>> we're going take you to benicia where a true public private partnership is keeping school kids safe by keeping crossing guards on the job. city councilmen threw down the challenge and a local man had the mettle to make it work. >> they brought their mettle down mere. >> ordinarily when metal is brought down it's a work of art but in benicia this scrap metal is being transformed to school crossing guards. >> it's a full-time job. but from saturdays we put out the metal guards and two or three cars deep are dropping off any metal they have. >> two weekends they have dropped off 35,000 pounds of steel aluminum and other metals. he sold the stuff for $250 a ton and lighter metals in $80 a ton. >> it's the members of our community is the kids and it seems like the crossing guards is something that is a function that i don't want to see go away. >> this councilmember planted the se

piece of the missile or any launch apparatus to look for it because the waters off of the coast of california get very deep very fast. >>> a cruise ship stranded off the coast of san diego. an engine fire aboard the carnival "splendor" bound for mexico has left more than 4,000 passengers and crew members stuck without telephones to reach loved ones and no hot food and no working engines either. the fire broke out in the engine room and no passengers were hurt. the coast guard is towing that liner to the mexican report. tracy's parents terry and glenda fisher are aboard the stranded ship and she joins me now on the phone. good morning, tracy. how are you doing? >> good morning. we're okay. >> have you been able to talk to your parents or anyone from carnival cruise lines? >> carnival has set up a family services line that we can get information on the ship and the latest updates. but the satellites are down because of the fire so, there is no cell contact or internet access for the passengers. so, no calls going in or coming out from the ship. >> havia heard anything from accessing that line about what is happening onboard? >> actually, they said the conditions right now

san diego. it's been three days since a fire knocked out power on the ship leaving 4,500 people aboard with no air conditioning or hot food. >>> everybody's wondering what the mystery plume in the sky off the california pentagon sais there's no evidence it was left by a missile. an expert thinks it could be from an airplane. >>> a school in england says if you want to improve grades, well, let them sleep longer. so, the high school now starts classes an hour later from 10:00 a.m. to 3:45. so far, school officials say math and english scores are up and so's attendance. >>> if you love facebook and hate your boss, you may want to listen carefully to the next story. there's a new legal case that could redefine just how much to bash your boss without putting your job at risk. the nation allay boar relations board has filed a complaint against a connecticut company that canned a woman that griped online about the supervisor. earlier on cnn's "american morning" john roberts spoke to a legal expert of how ground breaking the case could be. >> so what the nlrb is saying is the facebook page is kind of like the water cooler at work and people gather around at work and they say, well, this is wrong. talking ab

or began nick electronic devices studying the electronic properties of dna. [applause] malye anne fox. marye anne fox, university of california at san diego for research contributions in the areas of organic photo chemistry and electro chemistry and excited state and charged transfer processors with interdisciplinary applications in material science, solar energy conversion and environmental chemistry. [applause] susan lindquist. the 2009 national medal of science. to susan lee lindquist, whitehead institute, massachusetts institute of technology. for her studies of protein folding, demonstrating that alternative protein confirmations and aggregations can have profound and unexpected biological influences facilitating insights in fields wide-ranging as human disease, every solution and bio materials. . . [applause] a >> david b. mumford. the 2009 national medal of science to david b. mumford, brown university, for his contributions to the field of mathematics, which fundamentally changed algebraic geometry, and for connecting mathematics to other disciplines such as computer vision and neurobiology. [applause] >> stanley b. prusiner. the