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steve: really? that is a surprising admission. why didn't cbs put that on tv last night. >> brian: and a plan full of terrorist and bombs taxis at the gate? "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ "fox and friends". >> steve: good morning, folks, live from studio e in midtown manhattan. if you are getting ready for work wear a coat. >> gretchen: i am boycotting the fall. i am believing it is warm

bill gates and steve arguably created the pc market but of course they had a falling out but they had a very different approach in business. steve remains much in the school when he comes up with an idea he goes for it no matter what the ipod being the latest example. bill gates has said many times that he is a student and an admirer of the school of management. the trick of course is to get both of those styles in juan company and even tougher in one of leader much easier said than done which makes business today much the same kind of horse race you had when i was talking about sea biscuit and the admiral. >> as you were going through your research was their anything that surprised you that i didn't know that and put it all together in context is awesome but is their anything the was shocking to you? >> there are many surprises and the more surprises you get, the more you get down by the research and create your own problems and how to put it altogether. but the most surprising thing to me was all of the business contributions. as i said in my remarks, most people who even know about

customers for letting them down haven't seen something like this since 2010 when steve jobs apologized for antenna-gatevestors waiting for next friday's unemployment numbers more jobs created than lost since president obama took office, labor department uping number of jobs created by 386,000 if estimate is confirmed in the final report it will more than wipe out the 261,000 job deficit we had been looking at that the economy loss since the president took office. even with the job creation the unemployment rate of 8.5% higher than the 7.8% when he took office. stocks on the defensive, losing streak yesterday, under pressure the dow down 100 points bloomberg index is trading slightly lower. witches, princesses, vampires, batman among top choices for halloween costumes more than a million adults and kids plan to does as some type of athlete more than 75,000, a political costume as americans gear up to spend 8 billion dollars. >>> any thoughts about what we are going as? >> teletubbies. >> are you? >> all of us. scary. >> she will trick-or-treat alone this year folks. >> it feel too much like halloween is

by this logic, bill gates and steve jobs made a terrible mistake by starting their companies becauseere 2.5 or 3 times higher than they are now. >> let me ask what you would change. even if your argument is true, wouldn't it be fair to say the united states does provide enormous incentives for rich people to invest, taxes are historically speaking at least, you know, much lower than they were in the 1970s when microsoft and apple were founded, marginal tax rates, 75%. capital gains taxes in the 40s. do you think capital gains needs to be further reduced? >> i would be very, very careful about reducing the incentives for risk takers, and i would be working very hard to lower the spending. and i think there's agreement on the left and the right that we have to substantial -- i mean, we have to substantially reduce the spending over the long run if we want to preserve the growth rates and the benefits that we have been able to provide for the middle class relative to europe and japan. if we want to continue that success. >> you want to invest -- the spending you're talking about is basi

. >> host: said richard john how would you compare to a steve jobs or bill gates today?est: well, they are very different. moore was an unsuccessful entrepreneur. they'll did not wish to be a notch for newer. gates and jobs are very successful entrepreneurs. and i'm not some ways more system is revealing. he's the most revealing contrast because he very much wanted to rely on the last generation's templates for how to organize the business, to land the federal government to the federal government and then basically get out of the way. and when that failed he tried to license its telegraph patents very selectively. but this proved impossible. he did not have -- the federal government proved unable to give him the kind of protection he needed in order to pursue his business. and the case of, he famously had the very fortunate to stumble upon the computer business, software business at the moment when ibm was looking for a developer. ibm gave him the running room that the federal government didn't give morris. >> host: so you're saying telecommunications in the u.s. has bee

>>> well, remember that steve jobs sort of apologized for antenna gate? >> antenna gate doesn't seem like a good idea if you can touch your phone and one particularly grip your phone in a certain way and the bars go way down? that doesn't seem like a good thing. well, it turns out it's certainly not unique to the iphone 4. >> now, that was back in 2010. and it was about the iphone not working as, you know, a phone. well, new apple ceo tim cook taking a very different stance today after some complaints about its maps app on the iphone 5. cook released a statement saying "the company fell sort short of its commitments and is extremely sorry." why we're calling it the apple maps app flap. should he be falling on a sword for this? joining us now melissa jones, former speech writer all around smart person. >> all around smart person. thank you. >> here's my question. why in the world is tim cook apologizing about this? >> i don't know. and you know, listen. no one wants to be tim cook. you're following the master of communications steve jobs. but he shouldn't

steve jobs. also as a guide to a very checkered college district. and bill gates as the same thing. i go on and on. the kingpins of attack seemed to be those who go against the grain. the move on. you cannot but purists still always prints well in silicon valley. >>> we have to go. i followed everything you said. i at this the best technology conversation i've had carried it is ready to find bryan and what he's doing all the time. it's so hot it probably is right there. but scene at dot com. stay with us there's more ahead. >>> welcome back. they're celebrating their new location. to tell us what is new for the returning fans and the first time visitors we welcome the director of the morrison planetarium at the academy of science. it's good to have you here. i love the planetarium. i think i remember the first time that i went because i was little. as 85 or less even. my parents took me because at any age could sit there and you look at the sky. it is captivating >>> we're trying to take a different direction. sort of focus on some of the creed of energy on looking at earth as a pla

steve jobs. i wouldn't compare him to big gates. >> we advertise and like the platform. >> reporter: many see bigrowth ahead. reporting live. >> >> today the u2 for the i- phone was launched by the google a day before the possible release of an i-phone 5. that operating system won't include the normal preinstalled youtube app. it'll work on the i-phone and i- pad but when designed for the i- pad is expected in next few months. > >>> one speculate that sales of a new i-phone could do more to rescue the economy than economic incentives. jp morgan analysts expect apple to sell about eight million i- phone 5's. the company said that would boost the 4th quarter gdp by almost a half percent. >> internet hosting site go daddy.com said it has tracked down the cause the network failure yesterday and found that it wasn't the work of a hacker after all. the outage took thousands of websites off line for hoand now go daddy said it was actually the result of an internal problem. a person with a hacker group will reportedly taken responsibility but go daddy.com said it was actually due to a series of internal

. >> reporter: and in july of 2010, then ceo steve jobs apologized in his own way for what the media called antenna gate, the tendency for iphone 4s to drop calls. >> we knew if you gripped it in a certain way, the bars are going to go down a little bit, just like every smartphone. >> industry analysts say solving the problem will be difficult because there is so much data to deal with. it's not a programing problem, it's billions of data points, from addresses to names of schools to one-way streets, all that will need to be fixed. back to you. >> okay, scott. interesting dilemma for apple. >>> a well-known bay area actor was rallying at the state capitol today. at issue childhood immigrations. actor rob snyder joined parents, kids and lawmakers by calling on the governor to veto a bill which would require parents to get a signed waiver from a doctor or health care practitioner to avoid immigrations required by schools. they say it's an assault on freedom. >> the people who -- that i've met who oppose -- you know, object to vaccinating their children, they're very well educated on the issue. they know t

but remember antenna-gate. stevehere, the iphone 4 was launched and literally they were swamped with complaints. so they're not unacquire of how to deal with these situations. and i can assure you that apple is working on this very, very quickly. so a bit of a black eye initially, but we think they'll get it right over the next quarter. >> and there's no cautionary lessons in there about the move to separate their echo system from google's at large? >> well, the cautionary note is if you're going to launch any kind of new feature on the world's most popular smartphone, the single model, anyway, you better have multiple tests and you better have the software more broadly beta tested and i don't think that happens this time. so i think there's some lesson toes be learned, but we don't think it's game changing. >> this is a very important point because it cuts to what happens with steve jobs' model in controlling all the elements in the model you're selling and the need to move into web services, which is what this is,

one night, he passed by gates' office and overheard him talking with steve ballmer, who'd been hired run the company. what were they saying? >> they were basically talking about how they were planning to dilute my share down to almost nothing. and it was a really shocking and disheartening moment for me. >> and you were sick. >> i think i was still probably in the middle of radiation therapy. >> he burst in and interrupted them. he says they were trying to cut him out and rip him off. >> and of course, steve came over to my house later that night to apologize. >> he did? >> he did. >> but bill didn't come. >> no, he sent steve. >> he sent steve. it wasn't steve. he sent steve. >> well... steve's the one who came. >> shortly after, allen left, but he got to hold on to all his shares. it's hard to feel sorry for him. he was 30, cured of cancer, and owned nearly a third of microsoft. so you built this building? >> yeah. >> after the company went public, allen became one of the richest men on earth, at one point worth an estimated $40 billion. gates would spend another two decades runnin

steve jobs and bill gates were 14 and 13. when we landed on the moon.ith those motives the return. >> i am not talking about. >> there are some great ones along with the capacity to perform lays six research at -- surgery it predates nasa but it was expensive and did not always work. the algorithms and the laser guidance enabled the space shuttle to dock with the space station accurately without bumping and trying four times, how many people have had a sixth surgery? it of one person in the whole place? [laughter] in-house and she is not wearing glasses. of course, the beverage of choice tang predates nassau. [laughter] i do not know why to this day prefer doha if your into spinoffs, every couple years nasa comes off with a space probe is beautifully composed and written. there is one that allows deaf people to here. even good groove pavement. nasa figured out that is a good thing to do. why didn't anybody else? they were not motivated to do so. is somebody said i don't want the shuttle skipping down the runway it does not have propulsion on the runway.

steve jobs and bill gates did not end up working for nasa. they ended up innovating.t is the culture of innovation. you are inventing tomorrow. i now plan -- i'm almost done here. i now claim that nasa is an engine of motivation such as the world has never seen. not only do you benefit from the innovations of advancing a space frontier, if you advance the space frontier in a big way, written large across the headlines, we're going to mars, the backside of the moon, stop that asteroid, by the way, that might be geopolitical reasons to go into space. another point to debate that. there could be the future careers to reasons, scientific reasons, there could be exploited reasons for going into space, you want to mine the moon i assert that if you create a healthy space platform where you strap rockets as whenever you need for the task and, you don't make a destination driven state -- space program. i'm not going to say, let's go to mars. then what? laying out the in a state system in the united states you don't say, let's only go to l.a. that's not how you do it. you put

there are reports fog near the golden gate bridge, so be aware of that. speaking of that, steve knows all about the fog, the weather and everything else. >> not only fog but also thunderstorm activity, looks like thunder near santa cruz, the mountains and also off monterrey, from the southwest moisture tapped up here today and tomorrow. inland it is going to cool down. there is also a higher humidity, so cooler but muggy inland. mostly cloudy. the possibility of sprinkles showers or maybe thunder showers but 60s, 70s and 80s, inland touches temperatures held in check. 50s and 60s and stay there due to that. you can see some of these showers right there popping up by santa cruz heading into the mountains, highway 17 and more offshore continuing to stream in. today all wrapped around a low which could provide enough of a trigger mechanism if it gets close enough. it is already there and early. a mix of sun and clouds but a lot of clouds, the low clouds there means temperatures there won't go far. it is the higher clouds around the bay and inland that make the bigger difference. bu

thinking of companies like apple and steve jobs and thinking of companies like microsoft and bill gates and thinking of walmarts and home depot and google. and without wall street if we put wall street and shut wall street down, what we're going to do is deny the funding and the essential capital for the next general ration of googles -- generation of googles and the next generation of walmarts and home depots that not only provide wealth but also create hundreds of thousands of jobs. and i would submit that no other country in the world has a more, a more well-functioning capital system and financing system than the united states of america, and that happens with the investors in wall street. so we should remember that, that they are extremely important for our economy. now, who is culpable and who is guilty and who should be on trial here? and who is responsible for the $11 trillion of losses? well, let me tell you who i think that should be. on trial should be barney frank, barney frank -- [applause] who is the man who said that we should roll the dice on the housing market, and we w

. >> it is foggy and steve has been talking about it all morning and we have noticed it in place like the golden gate bridge so if you happen to be driving in fog, use regular low beams. let's go out and take a look at 880. that traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. the bay bridge toll plaza, a little bit of a crowd, this is filled in so you have a little bit of time. 5:57 let's go back to the desk. >>> there is disturbing information about the big fire at a peninsular school. why fire crews took so long to get there. >>> also it happened just hours ago, san francisco police just moved in and ktvu channel 2 morning news has the exclusive video. >>> good morning, it will be foggy for some but we will have the details coming up in two minutes. . >>> a teacher is behind bars and we will tell you what he is accused of doing and we will tell you more about the meetings being held tonight. >>> a fire at a bay area school is raising new questions about california's fire code. >>> and the nightmare is over, the real refs are back on the field, the

. >> so how would you compare samuel morse or alexander graham bell to a steve jobs or a bill gates?, they are very different. morse was an unsuccessful entrepreneur. bell did not wish to be an entrepreneur. gates and jobs are very successful entrepreneurs. and in that, someways morse is the most revealing, he's the most revealing contrast because he very much wanted to rely on the last generations template for how to organize a business, to rely on the federal government. he wanted to sell his past to the federal government and basically get out of the way. when that failed he tried to license his telegraph patents very selectively, but this proved impossible. he did not have, the federal government proved unable to provide him with the kind of protection he needed in order to pursue his business. in the case of gates, he famously had a very great good fortune to stumble upon the telephone -- computer business, software business just when ibm was looking for a developer. ibm gave him the kind of running room that the federal government didn't give morse. >> so, are you saying teleco

the bay bridge toll plaza, they are backed up at the pay gates, no problems into san francisco once you make it on to the beach. >> here is steve filling in over the bay, what is causing that? well it is just that little guy but tropical moisture continues to stay out of our area and the upper patterns are not right for it, it is a little cooler, down 2 to 4 and we have an on shore breeze today but wide variety attemptings 40s to 50s and still some 40s towards the north bay, had plenty of those yesterday, lows seem to be warming. it will take today into tomorrow and fog is on the increase, it continues to rollp up and we will have inland a tempts. a little cooler price i at the times. how kind, breezily and a beautiful morning in petaluma with clear skies. a little chilly.$♪ 78 in vallejo, venetia. 89 for morgan hill, santa clara santa cruz coastline, 60s there and 60s in the city, upper 70s on the peninsular. here we go, it looks like a rebound starting late thursday and we will carry that to friday and saturday for warmer temperatures. >>> emotions ran high at a meeting in vallejo. >> the message people were trying to send an

gate university. she says people will overlook iphone flaws due to aura left behind by apple's founder. >> the magic surrounding steve jobs left us enable to focus -- unable to focus on the bad qualities. >> a recent spate of ads showing technology the apple doesn't have. it shows a young man wait thing line to buy an iphone. he is using a samsung phone and is only in line so his parents can buy a phone. >> alan: that bitter patent battle between apple and samsung is still brewing. neither side is satisfied with the $1 billion verdict in apple's favor. samsung wants a new trial and apple wants an additional $707 million in damages. both companies filed papers to amend or toss out the august verdict. >> ama: the governor signed a bill that makes is easier for women to get contraceptive. it allows nurse ares and mid wives to dispense contraceptives. governor brown described the bill in a planned parenthood clinic today. >> the governor signed a bill about health bills. supporters of the bills say playground can be breeding grounds for disease and are not well maintained. >> mitt is under fire after taking a shot at col

steve: really? that is a surprising admission. why didn't cbs put that on tv last night. >> brian: and a plan full of terrorist and bombs taxis at the gate? "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ "fox and friends". >> steve: good morning, folks, live from studio e in midtown manhattan. if you are getting ready for work wear a coat. >> gretchen: i am boycotting the fall. i am believing it is warm temperatures and beautiful sunshine. we had a beautiful weekend. but you are right. the chill in the air >> steve: you are like the guy wearing shorts in the winter. >> gretchen: flip flops for me . >> brian: nirst things first. head lines. >> gretchen: obama administration happeneding over money. solo power will open up a facility in portland this thursday giving it acess to guaranteed loan. they got loans and tax credits from the stave portland. the loan is thanks to the same controversial program that doled out money to solyndra. >> a flight attendant brought in a loaded gun and it went off. she made her way to security. she was taken to a private creening room where an airport police shot a round in the wall instead . luckily no one isurt had.

gate university. she says people will overlook iphone flaws due to aura left behind by apple's founder. >> the magic surrounding steve jobs left us enable to focus -- unable to focus on the bad qualities. >> a recent spate of ads showing technology the apple doesn't have. it shows a young man wait thing line to buy an iphone. he is using a samsung phone and is only in line so his parents can buy a phone. >> alan: that bitter patent battle between apple and samsung is still brewing. neither side is satisfied with the $1 billion verdict in apple's favor. samsung wants a new trial and apple wants an additional $707 million in damages. both companies filed papers to amend or toss out the august verdict. >> ama: the governor signed a bill that makes is easier for women to get contraceptive. it allows nurse ares and mid wives to dispense contraceptives. governor brown described the bill in a planned parenthood clinic today. >> the governor signed a bill about health bills. supporters of the bills say playground can be breeding grounds for disease and are not well maintained. >> mitt is under fire after taking a shot at col

gate bridge you will have broken clouds. the rest of the bay area, you have a good chance of seeing this. steve paulson will be following this and i will be back and give you the forecast that takes you into the bay area weekend. >> if you can't see it in person ktvu will air the space shuttle endeavor fly over live. it is expected to pass over the bay area around 8:30 a.m., that will take it live on mornings on 2 and watch it on our live stream on www.ktvu.com and our mobile lap. >>> analysts say september is another sluggish month for job growth after they reported 382,000 new applications for unemployment benefits. although that is down from the week before the earlier report spiked because of hurricane isaac. as for the four week average, 378,000. that is up 10,000 compared to a month earlier. on wall street today, the jobs report left stocks mixed. the dow is up 18 to 13,596. the nasdaq is down 6 at 3,175. the s&p is down 0.79 to 1,460. >>> we have new video of a water main break that snarled traffic this afternoon. it ruptured 5 hours ago near drake high school. that shut down the eastbou

gate brain about 8:30 a.m. it will fly a path down highway 101 to silicon valley. the final flight marks the end of the 30-year space shuttle program. we'll check in with stevein just a little bit to see if the weather will cooperate to see this flight tomorrow. endeavour is expected to pass over the bay area around 8:30 a.m. we'll tack you there live on mornings -- we'll take you there live on mornings on 2. you can watch it streamed online and on our mobile app if the flyover happens after 9:00 a.m. >>> one controversial move from the u.s. post office is to stuff mailboxes with junk mail. >> reporter: good afternoon. expect to find more junk mail in your mailbox, everything from catalog to credit card offers. this is because the postal service has been making deals with advertisers encouraging them to send out more direct mail. the goal is for them to increase more revenues as they struggle with multi-billion dollars losses. this could bring in more than $300 million over the next few years. advertisers turned out what they call volume-based customers. that means mo more people will get junk in the mail. >> i think we should move in the direction of digita

gates is one. number 13 is shared by the google co founders, both with 20.3 million. 28 is the widow of steve jobs.ebook's ceo slipped down to number 36, his net worth is 9.4 billion. that is 8 billion less than last year due largely to facebook's poor stock performance. >> san francisco educators are plotting a new law to let schools keep all the money they make when their campuses used for special event event parking. one school uses its playground as a parking lot during big music shows. before the new law took effect schools had to turnover parking proceeds to the city. >> they were making six to ten thousand dollars an event parking fundraiser event. >> parents who volunteer at events say most drivers happy to learn the tab will go toward helping students. >> members of the public had a chance to weigh in tonight on the bart to livermore extense. transit officials discussed it at a public meeting. the extension would eventually take it from the existing dublin station along 580 to a new station in the area of isabel avenue. >> welcome back. show patchy fog at the coast. tomorrow looks a lot li

gates is one. number 13 is shared by the google co founders, both with 20.3 million. 28 is the widow of steve jobs.acebook's ceo slipped down to number 36, his net worth is 9.4 billion. that is 8 billion less than last year due largely to facebook's poor stock performance. >> san francisco educators are plotting a new law to let schools keep all the money they make when their campuses used for special event event parking. one school uses its playground as a parking lot during big music shows. before the new law took effect schools had to turnover parking proceeds to the city. >> they were making six to ten thousand dollars an event parking fundraiser event. >> parents who volunteer at events say most drivers happy to learn the tab will go toward helping students. >> members of the public had a chance to weigh in tonight on the bart to livermore extense. transit officials discussed it at a public meeting. the extension would eventually take it from the existing dublin station along 580 to a new station in the area of isabel avenue. >> welcome back. show patchy fog at the coast. tomorrow looks a lot

gate bridge. the gusts at 25 miles per hour offshore may help us out tomorrow morning with a little less fog coverage. of course stevepaulson will be here bright and early tomorrow morning and they'll be tracking it for you and they will show you the endeavour flies over. the endeavour has been -- this marine layer is a little bit bigger. fatter it's getting inland more and that's dropped fire danger. it's made for better air quality. and it's kept your temperatures cooler than normal. the weekend, i say warmer but it's subtle. it's a couple of degrees, not a lot. there's a little bit of fog trying to show up to half-moon bay. this new model is super robust in getting the fog out of the area. before we had fog right at the gate. we'll watch that for you. steven will be here in the morning. i think it's because of those winds out there. i think it's because that extra wind is chewing up the marine layer and making it hard for the fog to reestablish itself. temperatures like these as you march through the microclimates, mid-70s and mid- 80s. you're going to find mid-80s toward davis, vacaville, modesto. most of us are

gate bridge. the gusts at 25 miles per hour offshore may help us out tomorrow morning with a little less fog coverage. of course stevepaulson will be here bright and early tomorrow morning and they'll be tracking it for you and they will show you the endeavour flies over. the endeavour has been -- this marine layer is a little bit bigger. fatter it's getting inland more and that's dropped fire danger. it's made for better air quality. and it's kept your temperatures cooler than normal. the weekend, i say warmer but it's subtle. it's a couple of degrees, not a lot. there's a little bit of fog trying to show up to half-moon bay. this new model is super robust in getting the fog out of the area. before we had fog right at the gate. we'll watch that for you. steven will be here in the morning. i think it's because of those winds out there. i think it's because that extra wind is chewing up the marine layer and making it hard for the fog to reestablish itself. temperatures like these as you march through the microclimates, mid-70s and mid- 80s. you're going to find mid-80s toward davis, vacaville, modesto. most of us are

gate university. she said people will overlook i-phone flaws due to the left behind by the founder. >> i think the magic by steve jobs sort of left us unable to focus on the negative qualities of the phone. >> samsung is trying to make it disappear. a recent spate of ads shows galaxy owners are using technology apple doesn't have. it shows a man waiting in line to buy a phone. he's shown standing in line using his samsung, only so his parents can buy the phone, suggesting the galaxy is for the younger set. >>> the bitter controversy between apple and samsung is still brewing. neither side is satisfied with last month's $1 billion verdict in apple's favor. samsung wants a new trial and apple wants an additional 7 lunn $7 million in damages. both files filed papers yesterday to amend or to toss out that verdict. >>> coming up next, more criticism for mitt romney for a remark he made about california during a campaign stop near san diego. and the vice presidential candidates hit the campaign trail with just six weeks remaining until election. and what a night at the ballpark! the giants wrap up the n.l. west. fans

gate university. she said people will overlook i-phone flaws due to the left behind by the founder. >> i think the magic by steve jobs sort of left us unable to focus on the negative qualities of the phone. >> samsung is trying to make it disappear. galaxy owners are using technology apple doesn't have. it shows a man waiting in line to buy a phone. he's shown using in line, only so his parents can buy the phone, suggesting the galaxy is for the younger set. >>> the bitter controversy between apple and other phones is still brewing. samsung wants a new trial and he will wants an additional $750 million in damages. both files filed papers yesterday to amend or to toss out that verdict. >>> coming up next, more criticism for mitt romney for a remark he made about california during a campaign stop near san diego. and the vice presidential candidates hit the campaign trail with just six weeks remaining until election. and what a night at the ballpark! the giants wrap up the n.l. west. fans celebrate a trip back to the 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you cho

gate university. she said people will overlook i-phone flaws due to the left behind by the founder. >> i think the magic by steve jobs sort of left us unable to focus on the negative qualities of the phone. >> samsung is trying to make it disappear. a recent spate of ads shows galaxy owners are using technology apple doesn't have. it shows a man waiting in line to buy a phone. he's shown standing in line using his samsung, only so his parents can buy the phone, suggesting the galaxy is for the younger set. in palo alto, abc7 news. >>> the bitter controversy between apple and samsung is still brewing. neither side is satisfied with last month's $1 billion verdict in apple's favor. samsung wants a new trial and apple wants an additional $707 million in damages. both companies filed papers yesterday to amend or to toss out that verdict. >> coming up, mitt romney tries to continue with his campaign with just six weeks to go before the election. and good news for anyone who uses san francisco's great highway, ready to open four days 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who

gate bridge was fogged in but it appears everything is back to normal. clear sailing into san francisco. 5:26. let's let's head back -- let's head over to steve. >> all right. let's do that. partly cloudy skies and low clouds and fog there. some of that very very close, still though highs today should be about the same as yesterday maybe warmer inland. coming up in our next weather segment we will take a greater look at some of those showers down there, pam. >> thank you steve. >>> the road linking them was shut down for hours. how a big rig fire caused such a big mess overnight. >> this morning the memory continues to grow outside the chp office in martinez as this community mourns the loss of officer kenyon youngstrum. >> also a man had to be rescued after getting stuck between two buildings. what police say he was doing. >>> well, welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news, thursday, september the 6th, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, time now is 5:30. let's check in with steve paulson, same -- >> -- south yes -- >> -- okay -- >> -- from about san jose south toward there and also there. yesterday at this time time -- excus

gates, warren buffett, larry ellison. the cup brothers. in tonight's top spot, the richest woman in america. here it is. number five, lori jobs, the widow of apple co-founder steve the wealthiest woman in silicon valley is number 20 analyst. number four, abigail johnson, president of fidelity facts services. the woman is considered to be the leading contender to replace her father. for nearly $12 billion, it puts your 27 novelist. and number three combat jacqueline mars who along with her two brothers of the world's largest candy company which produces skills, evidence, and much more. her $16 billion but serve at 16 dullest. number two, walmart eris, she now runs a horse ranch in texas. to. gerri: a half billion puts her a break. the number one richest woman in america, she inherited her was when her husband died in 2005. her 28 billion puts her just outside the top five. in total there are 45 women novelists, up from 42 last year. his to give you some perspective, oprah did not even crack the top 150. still to come, my "2 cents more" on our celebrity in chief. americans are feeling less financially secure the before the recession started. the results of a new s

gates to open up so they can get out to the flight line. at 8:00 they'll have a speaking program. one of the original "endeavour" astronauts, steveson, is scheduled to speak. at roughly 10:00 is when the space shuttle "endeavour" pic piggybacked on the 747 is supposed to do a flyover. i was just talking to someone at nasa ames, they're saying it could be as low as 200 to 300 feet, which would be quite a sight. you've got a lot of people out here who have been following the shuttle people since it started. you've got a father and his few kids. why was it important for you to be out here this morning? >> well, it's a once in a lifetime chance to see the space shuttle come over the bay area, so -- >> reporter: are you pretty excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you bring your camera, i assume? >> i see the cameras out here. all i have is my cell phone camera so this is going to have to work. >> reporter: have fun out there. they were initially saying you need a parking permit. though i got in without a parking permit so it's sounding like it's more first come, first serve. the shuttle is expected to enter the east bay around 9:30 this

gates. the parking lot is jammed. >>darya: can you hear us? >>will: yes. >> we have with us a very special we have a very special guest. this is stevewas one of the astronauts on endeavor. i finally whipped him away from the fans. your thoughts on endeavor. this is personal to you? >> it is. i spent 36 years with nasa. i came here to work when i turned 19 years old. we're still doing wind tunnel design and the eventually, i got to fly on it. this is full circle for me. it is something that everyone in california can be proud some places a lists volts volts six >> what is it going to be like to see her come aboard year. i would imagine that i would be a little emotional. >> i will be emotional, it is a sense of pride. had it is amazing to see the space shuttle. the pilots will be smiling and waving. it is a great airplane. to see endeavor on there, when you fly in space, you risk your life. that brought us all the way to the space station in the back, safe and sound. >> and never came on the heels of challenger. >> we had years and years of success. thank >> ronald reagan said it is not for the faint of heart. >> having kids is not f

gates need to get a social security check? i think they are doing okay without it. martha: steve more thank you very much.ning us today. good to see you. bill: patti ann brown is in standby mode on "happening now." what are you cook up. >> reporter: we have a lot of political news to divest today. both campaigns concentrating their fire on the battleground states. there were also dueling appearances on 60 minutes last night. so what didn't make air? we've got the sound, plus a feisty exchange on fox news sunday. cnn coming under some fire today over its handling of the personal journal of our murdered ambassador to libya and a rolling tribute across the country to fallen veterans and their families. see you then, bill. bill: got it. nice color, patti ann. >> reporter: thank you. bill: it works. martha: it's like lure going to the prom together. bill: they could hold the key in a close presidential race, the undecideds, what the fence sitters now need to hear in a critical battleground state that could determine it. martha: talk about knowing your customers, the deal that adds to bang to the blink. ♪ singi

so we took the top 12, oprah, bill gates, warren buffett, had a great cover, and all that's in this issue. >> stever in the last week with most people on this list, what jumps out at you when you look at this? >> i think as randall said, it is interesting that 70% made it on their own and that there is still the possibility of some amount of wealth. i think also as you said, the rich are getting richer and the numbers are staggering. if you go back a few years, the number was much lower. >> 30 years ago, the first list, it was $75 million was the price of entry. this year $1.1 billion. you could be a billionaire this year and not be on the "forbes" 400. that's a first. we've now, in 2008, we had hit our peak. and now we surpassed that. >> i see the koch brothers on here. i've been looking at these lists for a while, wondering why willie and i can't crack the top ten. >> 401. >> are the koch brothers relatively new to being in the top five? and that's the first question. second, it says they're diversified. how much of that is energy? >> a good chunk is energy, but, you know, they own dixie cups. th

>> there's a question e as to whether steve jobs was still alive and running the company and the maps would have been released. >> the first question out of the gatey. i have mine onset here. i love the keyboard. but i am seriously considering going to the iphone 5. and that incaps lates the problem here. if this is the only thing from keeping me to holding on to this, that's bad. >> we have september purchasing manager and it is a big number. but not in the right direction. 49.7. >> we didn't deliver that our co-workers that our wanted to deliver. we didn't deliver the product to our customers. we did a lot of things at once. we made some mistakes. we fixed those and we're back. >>> happy friday. welcome back to "squawk on the stree street." we're get another check on the markets. the dow was down again. currently down 92. all three averages are on pace for their biggest drop in 17 weeks. s&p is down more than. facebook showing big gains today. and mcdonald's the biggest loser on the dow after getting hit with the downgrade. the firm says industry sources say burger sectors comps for the first few weeks of september could be the worst month for t

steve: thank you very much. certainly one of the tiny ones. it's against the law there for this kind of gender discrimination, so there is a local law maker by the name of sean gatelyw is running for office saying if elected, he'll change that. here he is. >> i just think that this is the local aclu kind of bullying our school system, you know. we're denying our family and kids the opportunity where it was a very simple remedy that rhode island -- that our general law needs an amendment to reflect title 9 and everything would be fixed. so that's kind of where i stepped in examine researched all this and came up with a solution and hopefully we're going to fix it. but at the same time, i think the aclu, especially here in rhode island, is taking advantage of communities like mine that don't have a lot of cash on hand. >> gretchen: that's an interesting point he ended on because this is what we've come down to in our society right now is that schools can't afford to be sued. they can't afford to have any kind of these lawsuits. so they just cave. they cave to this political correctness pressure examine this -- and this is a prime example. >> brian: let's see what you

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