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steve jobs. juliette goodrich is in cupertino with how his fans and followers paid tribute to the apple cofounder. >>> reporter: allen, quite an outpouring today. very emotional. it's been easted did i stream of people coming from all over, internationally, nationally and locally, a lot of employees sharing personal stories about how steve jobs touches their lived -- how steve jobs touched them personally. a memorial of flowers grows outside apple's world headquarters in cupertino. employees showing up to work today with heavy hearts. >> he is the company. he was the company. and we'll miss him. >> terrible loss. i mean, everybody at apple is, you know, feels like they lost a member of their family. >> reporter: this couple drove from los angeles to pay their respects. >> it's the least that i can do for someone that has made technology as easy as it is today. you know, he is a person that had he not been here, i probably wouldn't be in the business as a computer consultant. so i owe him pretty much my career. >> reporter: this news team flew from australia overnight to broadcast live reports from apple headquarters

allen martin. >> i'm dana king. first apple's cofounder steve jobs has died that word from apple less than two-hours ago. he was 56-year-old old and his battling cancer since 2004. in 2009, he had a liver transplant. just last january, he took a third leave of absence when his health problems returned. jobs resign as ceo of apple six weeks ago saying that he was unable to fulfill the duties of the job. but he remained chairman and handed over the job to tim cook. mark sayre is at apple headquarters in cupertino with more on the death of steve jobs. mark. >> reporter: the flags are flying at half-staff at apple headquarters in cupertino. from what we can see here

steve, thank you for being a mentor and a friend. thanks for showing what you build can change the world. i will miss you. the microsoft cofounder paul allenaid today my condolences to steve jobs family and friends. we have lost a unique tech pioneer who knew how to make amazingly great products. and from the microsoft chairman bill gates, i lind of the saddened news of steve jobs death. belinda and i extend sincere condolences. we have been colleagues and competitors and friends over the course of more than half our likes. the world rarely sees someone who has the impact that steve jobs has. for those of us lucky enough to work with him it has been an insanely great honor. i will miss steve immensely. i'm shepard smith. "the o'reilly factor continues now. >> bill: pin heads and patriots starring george clooney and mike huckabee among others. if you buy a copy of the number one best selling killing lincoln we will give you a copy of lis wiehl's brand new thriller waking hours. if you become a premium member you get killing lincoln free of charge. we posted some viewer comments about killing lincoln on bill o'reilly .com as well so you get

steve jobs. chicago mayor rahm emanuel and actor tim allen also showed up. also there, the private event held at the memorial church on campus. >>> it is 6:21. coming up, a possible settlement in what is considered to be california's costliest divorce ever. >>> plus the major medical group su marijuana. >>> and whyti your cell phone company may be texting you today. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. >>> the state's largest group of doctors is calling for the legalization of marijuana this morning. california medical association is the first major

steve jobs. chicago mayor rahm emanuel and actor tim allen who voiced the character of buzz lightyear in pixar's "toy story" movies. the private event on the stanford campus. >>> a retail chain founded in san francisco more than 40 years ago is in jeopardy of closing up the stores. for more on that and news before the bell let's turn to bertha coombs, live at the world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. the futures are a little bit soft. it looks like a slightly lower open. we got earnings from wells far j go kind of disappointing. they keep kicking the can down the road and trying to give us details on the deal. $21 million merger proposal. if approved it would create the nation's largest gas pipeline operator. overall stocks coming off a strong week it saw them both pull into positive territory for the year. here on wall street we'll be very busy this week. this morning we get a flood of earnings. this is a big season for earnings. we already heard from citigroup and wells. ibmw up this afternoon. the nasdaq, on the back of all the enthusiasm over the iphone 4s sales and google stron

steve jobs. juliette goodrich is in cupertino with how his fans and his followers paid tribute to the cofounder of apple. juliette. >>> reporter: allen, quite an outpouring today. very emotional. we're outside apple headquarters where people internationally, nationally and locally have come here, a lot of employees opening up about why steve jobs was so special to them personally. a memorial of flowers grows outside apple's world headquarters in cupertino. employees showing up to work today with heavy hearts. >> he is the company. he was the company. and we'll miss him. >> terrible loss. i mean, everybody at apple is, you know, feels like they lost a member of their family. >> reporter: this couple drove from los angeles to pay their respects. >> it's the least that i can do for someone that has made technology as easy as it is today. you know, he is a person that had he not been here, i probably wouldn't be in the business as a computer consultant. so i owe him pretty much my career. >> reporter: this news team flew from australia overnight to broadcast live reports from apple headquarters throughout the day. at apple stores through

steve. here is jay leno for a look at what is ahead of the tonight show. >> tim allen on the show tonight. scotty mccreery and i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. this sensor will show why my living room gets too hot and too cold! for a limited time, geup to five-thousand five-hundred and fifty dollars in rebates to make your home more energy efficient. visit bge smart energy dot com. >> a beautiful day today. >> spectacular. it is going to stay that way. that high pressure system as want to hang around a while. mostly sunny monday. a slow moving area of high pressure. just like the lousy weather of around for a long time, this will deliver a extended stretch of high -- of a nice weather. clouds and showers arrive tuesday and wednesday. >> i become so jaded from that. >> exactly. it is nice to see the sun shine again. thank you for joining us. the tonight show is coming up next. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in

general motors for example, much like allen mullally coming to ford motor company and steve rattner or ron bloom coming from his back and looked at this, how could gm have so many divisions in so many cars that aren't selling, so many unprofitable models? for the longest time gm was reluctant to give up anything. we don't want to give up saturn and we don't want to give up on you. the automotive task force force them to make hard decisions which were the right ones. gm is a smaller company now and a more profitable and more effective company, so i think in a compressed timeframe and the pressure that the task force was under, they really still -- instilled the needs of the companies and what had to be done. in fact taxpayers are going to put up more money, some hard choices have to be made and they really push those. huts kho one thing you dress in address in the book is that president obama and the president-elect of the time obama and president bush talked about keeping the companies alive really through the period of transition and you might touch on some of the,, from almost unilat

allen pizzey and elizabeth palmer are there. wyatt andrews on america's largest private employer cutting health care benefits. whose will be next? and steve hartman with a doctor who's healing what ails a great american city. >> anything else you need tonight? >> just a hug. (laughter) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the day has come. on day 3,139 of the war in iraq, president obama announced it's over. american troops will be home by the end of the year. the war began as a hunt for weapons of mass destruction which were never found. then the u.s. found it in the middle of a civil war, caught between two branches of islam. on this historic day, we have reports from david martin and norah o'donnell. first david, who's at fort bragg, north carolina. >> reporter: good evening, scott. fort bragg is the home of the 82nd airborne which currently has 3,500 troops in iraq. they'll all be home for the holidays, because today the president pulled the plug on negotiations that could have kept some american troops in iraq past the end of the year. >> the rest of our troops in iraq

allen and elizabeth? >> okay, roberta. we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> now back to our other major story we're following tonight. the death of apple founder steve jobs. mark sayre is at apple headquarters in cupertino with details. >> ipod shuffle. it was it looks like. >> reporter: we are at apple headquarters in cupertino. if you can hear us all right. steve jobs born in 1955, apple announcing late this afternoon that he died. here at apple's headquarters in cupertino, the flags are flying at half-staff in cupertino. apple employees are leaving work, although there is no apparent organized event here with the death of steve jobs. apple though did release a statement to the media. we are goingsay what that says. "steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives. the world is i am measurery better because of steve." steve jobs form early-morning the ceo stepping down from his position on august 24. at that time, he released a statement that said, i have always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer moot my duties and expectations as apple's ceo, i would be the

steve jobs leaves behind a company only cohave built. and his spirit will be the apple. abc 7's alan wong is live tonight to begin our coverage. allen?t apple headquarters dropped to half staff about an hour and a half ago after the news was released. employees told me they found out around the same time. one person described the mood as muted. jobs family saying steve died peacefully surround bid his family in, public life he was known as a visionary. in his private life, he cherished his family, we're thankful for those who have shared wishes and prayers. a web site will be provided for those who wish to offer tributes and memories.

allen. >>> hundreds of apple employees gathered at the company's headquarters in cupertino today for a tribute to the cofounder steve jobs. thigh mood was not somber as norah jones and coldplay performed. around the bay area apple store employees paused to remember the legendary innovator. stephanie chuang reports. >> reporter: across the country apple stores like this one in los gatos closed down for three hours today as apple employees remembered the company as cofounder steve jobs who passed away earlier this month after battling pancreatic cancer. the sign posted close nine to noon. at world headquarters in cupertino it was an employees only tribute to jobs before it began chopper 5 taking these pictures of apple employees gathered at the intimate loop campus. huge posters of jobs hung from the main building. there was a younger jobs holding the first mac and an older perhaps wiser steve jobs in his trademark black turtleneck almost looking down on the employees who sat on the grass and others who were out on the balconies of the building. part of the event took place at apple's amphitheater where a band was set

allen pizzey and elizabeth palmer are there. wyatt andrews on america's largest private employer cutting health care benefits. whose will be next? and steve with a doctor who's healing what ails a great american city. >> anything else you need tonight? >> just a hug. (laughter) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

allen banoock is oncologist that says many of his patients make the same decision. >> when thomas edison was alive, many people would read his biography and they would be inspired. i would think with steve will be the same. >> allie rassmuss. >>> jobs warning to president obama. he told the president last year that he risked being a one term president because of his stand on business. >>> a cadaver dog reacted to a scent inside a home of a kansas city couple who reported their 10 -month-old daughter missing october 3rd. that led police to ask for a search warrant for the home of the couple. police and the fbi searched the home wednesday taking blankets, toys and clothing from the house as well as rolls of tape and a tape dispenser. police have not said how those items may work into the search of the little girl. >>> and while that case was in court yesterday. a danish study came out today saying cell phones do not increase cancer risk. scientists in copenhagen also quoted research. >>> the attorney challenged dr. steven shaffers testimony about jackson being hooked up to an iv drip then being left alone. phone records show dr. murray made several phone calls during that time. lawyer ed

allen over there. >> one of those is on that plate over there. >> fantastic. thank you very much. >> stevere's your lunch and there's your dessert and it's only 6:30 eastern time. a.m. so it's just fantastic. >> that's very nice. >> what are you doing for your birthday? >> what are we doing for my birthday? my wife will take me out to supper tonight and we'll go down to florida over the weekend to celebrate. >> here's a hint, mrs. doocy, he's full. >> he'll be a cheap date. >> which you normally are. >> thank you very much for noticing. >> yes. >> steve, can you keep the tears inside, keep the emotions in check and go on with the show knowing that this is the celebration of your birth and we have all this free stuff for you? >> thank you. that's what gets to me. because i'm thrifty. >> free. >> i've already received a whole bunch of e-mails from folks on my twitter and my what not. thank you very much for -- people were sending me best wishes at midnight. >> wow. >> i know. >> they were up drinking. >> congratulations, steve. >> thank you. >> which you'll be doing tonight. hopefully you'll