steve jobs opened the worldwide development conference to cheers and some shoutouts. >> thank you. >> looking gaunt in his uniform of black turtle neck and jeans, jobs who is fighting cancer was only on the stage for a few minutes. >> today we're going to talk about software. we've got great stuff to talk about. os-10 lion, ios-5, and some kind of interesting new cloud stuff. >> reporter: steve tossed the presentation to others. this is the only second appearance since going on medical leave in january. >> it was the worst kept secret. but apple's new icloud service was still the big news. >> reporter: jobs came back on stage to launch it. >> some people think the cloud is just a hard disk in the sky. >> reporter: the cloud stores content for iphones and ipads on line. it syncs devices without connecting them. it could be free for now. >> they can talk to the cloud whenever they want. >> reporter: lion, the new operating system and ios 5, system for mobile devices can also be produced. >> this is energy in the room. a developer conference. >> reporter: lion will be available in the fa

jobs says, folks from the -- architectural students will come here. >> reporter: steve jobs is now one of the most influential people in the world. he's on medical leave from apple right now. he attended that big conference at moscone center earlier. jobs appeared last night and that's not unprecedented. in 2006, came to the council to tell them what he wanted to do, what he was going to do, what he did last night. but the city workers still say jobs' appearance to this routine and mundane city business is simply something surprising. >> this is what the -- this is the home -- this is not usually where you see people like steve jobs. it's for different types of things. >> reporter: this is the one infinite loop. the site he is hoping to build on is the hewlett-packard site. the mayor says they will follow all of the rules but then he says the size of this project will require the city to hire more staff. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. >>> oil prices shot up nearly 2% today. right now a barrel is trading at just over $101 a barrel. this after opec announced it was going to keep its p

steve jobs is expected to be here to step out from his medical leave.rvice that allows to take your itunes library with you. you can access it on the go on any device. yes, fans say it's impressive. they can't wait to use it and they also got here yesterday for more than just a chance to see jobs. >> i got here at 4:00. i got here 8:00 last year. >> the atmosphere of being in line with these people is incredible. >> reporter: we heard a few fans that being in line is the experience they came for. fans came from as far away as seattle. we met a man that drove from seattle. we met someone from austin and, they are saying steve jobs is definitely a draw. the line stretches all the way down the block, wraps around the corner. it's pretty incredible. they started getting here at 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the doors will be opening for them around 7:00 this morning. at least you'll be able to get inside moskone to get warm. >> eric: it's just about 5:00 37. >> kristen: speaking of clouds we have some this morning. >> and cloud nine and mike you have to follow

gain cooling down to about 53 degrees. >> it is nothing but sunshine for a couple fans, apple ceo steve jobs rare appearance in san francisco as jobs will be showing up at the samples annual developers conference. jackie sissel is live in san francisco. >> they just opens the doors to mosconi west. the keynote address is not for another two and a half hours. people have been waiting out here all night long to get inside and listen to steve people, from around the world to listen to the rock star steve jobs. to see the direction of abel, to hear about new products. the most pressing right now is probably the health of steve jobs, where he is that and the status of the company and his place in that company. this takes place at 10:00 a.m.. the big world -- a big deal in the world of business and technology. gabe slate will be inside covering this from wall to >> jackie, we will check back with you later this morning. >> escapee on wall street, stocks are down 33 points after losing ground for five straight weeks. among those taking a slide, airlines, banks and cigarette maker. we will keep our

we have not heard if steve jobs will be here again. i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> 6:08 right now. hercules is recalling its mayor and a city councilman. returns from a special election show that more than 80% of voters approved of the recall of councilman donald cooney and mayor joanne ward. they were the only remaining members of the city's 2010 council. voters were angry over the city's recent financial troubles. >>> marla tellez is in the newsroom this morning and has more on the big development plans for treasure island. you were talking about it yesterday. >> reporter: i was out there on the island itself. yeah, good morning, lower avmt good morning to you at home. after more than a decade of legal ballotses, ground breaking could begin as early as next year on that massive project to transform treasure island. yesterday the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved the $1.5 billion plan. it would create housing for 19,000 new residents and a shopping and business district would

steve jobs was the campus to look like a spaceship.o big, it is 150 a., it is four stories high, a courtyard in the middle. it will hold 12,000 employees. apple ceo steve jobs pitched the idea to the cupertino city council last night. >> it is a circle. it is curved all the way around. this is not the cheapest way to build something. there is not a straight piece of glass in this building. we have used our experience in making retail buildings all over the world, we know how to make the biggest pieces of glass in the world for architectural use. we want to make the glass surface of the wood for this building a curved all we're around the building. you can see what it will look like. 20 percent of it is a landscaping. we want to completely change this we want to make 80 percent landscaping. we're going to put most of the parking underground. >> the cupertino city council reacted positively. apple wants to break ground next year. they are hoping to have the building finished by 2015. >> 7:12 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of min

francisco all waiting to get into the apple developers conference to hear a keynote presentation by steve jobsive look outside the moscone center. there they are. jobs is expected to promote the icloud to provide users a spot on the company's server to park their itunes libraries so they can now quickly stream music to any apple device. it may also include movies and tv shows, as well. jobs also will likely unveil apple's next generation of software for the mac and for the company's mobile operating system. and just a couple of minutes, we'll have brian cooley from cnet sit down with us and tell us what's going on. >> a every and jason brooks will be watching the market and talking about that as well. >>> let's look at traffic and weather before you head out. lawrence maybe a few more clouds but you have a beautiful forecast. >> this we are we had record rains. still clouds lingering over the bay and chance of scattered showers around the bay area today. but the storm system is winding down heading eastward and bringing with it snow in the sierra nevada. they have winter storm warnings from yo

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it's really cool. >> they are wondering how steve jobs is feeling. right before he appeared on stage, they were playing james brown "i feel good." david louie is blogging right now go to abc7news.com or catch his report later. on >> amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> overseas, five u.s. troops were killed today in iraq. it's the single largest loss of life for the u.s. military in the last two years. a barrage of three rockets hit an iraqi base in eastern baghdad. the troops were serving as advisors to security police. they ended the combat operations in last august and currently has an estimated 46,000 troops in the country. >> robert gates says the number of troops in afghanistan will be based on strategic need. he is in afghanistan for the final time as defense secretary. he retires at the end of this month. he told diane sawyer, commanders should leave combat in power intact. >> it is important to have a strategy behind the numbers, not just to pluck a single number out and say, okay, that's the number. >> the u.s. has been fighting wart in afghan

in a move that surprised quite a few people, steve jobs showed up at last night's city council meetinge city government posts the meeting on its youtube page. jobs told city leaders he wants to build a new campus just down the street. jobs showed an artist's rendition of his plan. with the soaring sales of the ipad and macbooks, apple is in need of expansion. the company just purchased 92 acres in town, property that once belonged to hewlett-packard. and with the same enthusiasm from his macworld announcements, jobs described the revitalization of the area in cupertino. >> today about 20% of the space is landscaping. most of it is a big asphalt parking lot. we want to completely change this and we want to make 80% of it landscape. the way we're going to do this is we're going to put most of the parking underground. today there are 3700 trees on the property. we'd like to almost double that. >> reporter: apple is head quartered here in cupertino and the company is the city's largest employer. there will be a formal announcement this morning right here at city hall. >> thank you, damian.

steve jobs is expected to be there. birtha is live at cnbc with a live look. good morning. >> good morning, laura. we could use a boost. it looks like we are going to have a downside to the open. probably a little bit of hangover. a lot of folks trying to dissect what it means with the horrible jobs report we saw friday. 54,000 jobs created in may. economists think with the economy stalling this badly, the federal reserve is likely to just keep things on hold longer than most people think. a lot of folks thought they would keep it through the end of this year. now, some think it will be through the end of next year. europe, trading is weaker, too. no economic data on tap for today. we'll get reports later in the week. the dow fell 97 points. the nasdaq lost 40. are you in the market for a new suit? flooding and draughts in australia mean business folks may have to dig deeper into their pockets for a pinstriped suit. wool prices have already doubled in the past year because of the troubles in australia. the impact feeling that a number of retailers. if prices s

steve jobs coming back from medical leave to announce ape new service.t we want to ask our tech guy, daniel sieberg. >> me? >> that's you. you know all about this, the icloud. >> the icloud. all right. here is the easiest way to explain the icloud. it is basically apple hosting your, let's say, digital music, eventually movies on secure servers some where so that you can access that any time anywhere on any device. instead of storing all of this content on your physical device, on your hard drive, you can sync it wirelessly, get is all through the cloud. and we hear about the cloud so much. basically the secure servers some where. storing data. could eventually mean the end of hard drives as we know it, not quite yet. where it its headed. >> in a sense you feel look you need to go home and sync up your phone, buy it on itunes, sync it with your hard drive. >> you can do it anywhere. apple set up deals with record companies to make music available. the first thing they will roll out. that much we sort of know. apple its mysterious with all the things at w

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steve jobs making a rare appearance.evelopments in the fight against cancer. new drugs that are winning fda approval improving one for the deadliest forms of skin cancer. >> they revealed a new drug that targets genetic cell mutation. he is one of those patients whose melanoma has spread to his organs. he had tried the experimental drug. >> if the drug continues to work it's fantastic. >> it was so effective in keeping patients alive those on chemo were offered the drug instead. >> we have tears of joy. when we have a patient that is really sick from melanoma and enroll them on clinical tries and within 72 hours they are better this is unbelievable. >> also announced the already approved drug that stimulates the immune system to fight cancer. this increases survival by one-third. researchers have also proven that a new drug helps prevent breast cancer. the study on a it shows the risk of developing breast cancer was cut more bie more than one-half with fewer side effects. >> eric: the main drawback of one drug is the pri

it's really cool. >> they are wondering how steve jobs is feeling. right before he appeared on stage they were playing james brown "i feel good." david louie is blogging right now go to abc7news.com or catch his report later. on >> amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> overseas five u.s. troops were killed today in iraq. it's the single largest loss of life for the u.s. military in the last two years. a barrage of three rockets hit an iraqi base in eastern baghdad. the troops were serving as advisors to security police. they ended the combat operations in last august and currently has an estimated 46,000 troops in the country. >> robert gates says the number of troops in afghanistan will be based on strategic need. he is in afghanistan for the final time as defense secretary. he retires at the end of this month. he told diane sawyer commanders should leave combat in power intact. >> it is important to have a strategy behind the numbers not just to pluck a single number out and say okay, that's the number. >> the u.s. has been fighting wart in afghanistan

steve jobs will be unveiling its next generation. many know the mu gadget as what powers theipad, iphone, icloud. swee -- we spoke to our tech expert about this. >> there's speculation he might have something big like the iphone 5 or a new product like a new television. it really depends on the expectations if a lot of the investors anticipated that and he doesn't announce something big than the stock are probably stay down. >> what's really amazing. you are look taking -- you are taking a look at moscone west. you can see the line wraps around this block. it actually wraps around the entire city block. this line is literally 5 it 6 -- 5 to 6 people deep. moscone west e the keynote address, everyone anticipating that address. we will continue to keep you posted and bring more from those developers and engineers who were in line waiting for the conference to start. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 7:11. we have details coming in about a devastating attack on american soldiers in iraq. >>> also -- why thousands of antigovernment

the other biggie is their ceo, steve jobs. after all, today is only the second time we've seen him publicly all year long. >> now, because he is the chief executive officer of one of the most important companies in the world, investors and competitors are look at his health and the involvement of the company and perhaps succession plans. >> and the james brown song was used to introduce jobs, "i feel good." >>> in other news, it cuts the wait time but the new dmv policy drives people outside. sometimes into the rain. customers in san francisco now lining up on just one end of the building near the panhandle. before, the office had two separate lines to enter. the dmv says the policy cuts the wait time to about an hour compared to two or three hours. but now, the line of customers stretches all the way outside. the department of motor vehicles says it is either wait in the weather or wait longer inside. >> been there before. >>> it is a break through in the fight against breast cancer. the drug shown to dramatically reduce wome

steve jobs returns to talk about the new development. several international drug companies have announced substantial cuts. >> many have complained there are children and adults dying needlessly because they cannot afford drugs. several companies are cutting the costs on some of the vaccines. the discount suppla combined dre diseases including diphtheria and hepatitis b and a 6 [unintelligible] they will try to bridge a gap. the ceo of one of the drug companies says this is not a one-off p.r. exercise. >> we have been making this news for a while. last year around 50% to 60% of the vaccines went to the poorest countries in the world and generated 2.5% of our revenue. >> the big drug companies have been heavily criticized for not doing enough to make their products affordable. nor does this latest move represents a giveaway. glaxo smithkline say even with these reduced prices, they will recoup their costs. >> for just a second time since going on medical leave in january, steve jobs return to the stage to unveil the latest offering. among

and there is much anticipation about what steve jobs might do tomorrow as well.hat story in just a couple of minutes. >>> we'll also hear from a bay area high school teacher who is still sky-high after working on a flying nasa laboratory. >>> but pefirst, fi wrse're goi take you to iowa, where breached levees threaten people and their homes. we'll be right back. rtunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >>> people living in southwestern iowa are watching the swollen missouri river very closely tonight. a levee has partially breeched in two places, and in one small town thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. as john nicely from our nbc station in st. louis reports, crews are working hard to shore up the levees ton

to use steve jobs' own words, it's a great service and the consumer loves it. it will make money if they have the infrastructure and they're ahead of apple. >> just to show you what great pl training i've had, i'm going to take this and go from pandora to my book. >> that would explain to the viewer why there's a giant butterfly on the shot as well. >> yes. >> did you write a book, guy kawasaki? tell us more about it! >> i think it's hiding. >> so, writing much of the book, i was listening to the pandora adult contemporary station. so, see, there is a link. we're making a transition from pandora -- >> are you saying you wrote this book to smooth jazz? >> kind of, yeah. >> okay. i've read it, so i'll take that as -- >> it explains a lot? >> yeah. if you're considering reading this, that's not a bad thing. >> well, my favorite radio station in san francisco used to be smooth jazz, and then it went to some different format. so you know. >> you had to find your smooth jazz on pandora. >> that's right. >> all right. >> one of the things that struck me about the book

and they think very much like steve jobs. steve jobs is, however, kind of the babe ruth of technology. there's only one. he's the mohammad ali of technology. there's just only one. and if at some point in time he decides to cut the cord with apple, it is going to have some sort of an impact on it. but nobody can deny the fact that at the second level of that company, all the way down to the basement of the place, there are very smart people there doing incredible work. when you have a good idea, they make it come to life. and that is a pretty remarkable thing. and sometimes they make it come to life late. for example, they didn't invent telephones. they just made them better than anybody else ever thought about doing. >> belva: we've got an apple guy here. you can tell that. he's enthusiastic about all this. what does it mean for jobs? >> what it means for jobs ultimately is this. if the app business takes off even more than it does, then there are going to be more american jobs for people who know how to do programming. if,

thank you. >>> speaking of steve jobs, wish you could get into his mind? amazon is already taking orders for his authorized biography. it's the book of jobs. $14.99 for the kindle version. he spent years interviewing jobs, colleagues and competitors. it is scheduled for release march, 2012. let's check in with christina. >> gotta get up and moving. it is monday. we have showers on the roadway that could hamper a smooth commute this morning. watch out for that. we have showers moving through the east bay. most of the action is pushing through the south. it's brought rain over the weekend. this is what we are looking at in terms of the forecast. this core is going to continue to travel to the east. a few light showers throughout the day. nothing heavy. the future cast tells the story this morning. you can see by 9:00 a.m., it will be mostly clear around the bay area throughout the afternoon. completely clear. 7:00 p.m. shows a little activity over the sierra nevada. your numbers are down right warm this morning in hayward. 57 degrees. 58 in san jose. mild her

steve jobs returns to talk about the new development. several international drug companies have announced substantial cuts. >> many have complained there are children and adults dying needlessly because they cannot afford drugs. several companies are cutting the costs on some of the vaccines. the discount suppla combined dre diseases including diphtheria and hepatitis b and a 6 [unintelligible] they will try to bridge a gap. the ceo of one of the drug companies says this is not a one-off p.r. exercise. >> we have been making this news for a while. last year around 50% to 60% of the vaccines went to the poorest countries in the world and generated 2.5% of our revenue. >> the big drug companies have been heavily criticized for not doing enough to make their products affordable. nor does this latest move represents a giveaway. glaxo smithkline say even with these reduced prices, they will recoup their costs. >> for just a second time since going on medical leave in january, steve jobs return to the stage to unveil the latest offering. among

[applause] >> steve jobs back in the spotlight despite remaining on medical leave.arrived on stage to a standing ovation. >> we have an awesome morning together this morning. >> he spoke to more than 5000 developers attending their san francisco conference for five days. they are putting out new products, including the internet based icloud that allows users to access information and data without having to connect to a home pc to transfer files. it is customers are often on the go and use multiple devices. >> wouldn't it be cool if you could buy music and play it without all this hassle? >> there are similar cloud based services with google and amazon. >> it has validated the vision that over the next five years in the u.s., we estimate 7 million people will transition from hard drives from their computer to cloud based storage and access of the media. >> the apple share price and did. investors remain unimpressed by the announcement. apple did a report on monday that it has sold 25 million u ipads. steve jobs may no longer run apple on a daily basis, but his public

that they head like steve jobs does. he's so much the iconic figure and the head of this company. he didn't look any worse. he looked like he was excited about the announcement he was going to make. that was well enough to assure people even though he didn't make any commentary about his health. as you know he's on medical leave. the fact that he showed up and the fact that he looked no worse was good news. >> suarez: cecilia kang, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. we'll be back shortly with a look at the life of former u.s. secretary of state lawrence eagleburger. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. that support helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> ifill: finally tonight, remembering an outspoken diplomat. margaret warner has that story. . >> warner: he was lauded in diplomatic circles as the only career foreign service officer ever to become secretary of state but lawrence eagleburger who held crucial foreign policy posts under five presidents was anything but the ordinary diplomat. his state

this week the focus is on the health of steve jobs. monday, coming six months since he took a leave of absence. he introduced the new ipad 2 three months ago. they will unveil the icloud, the streaming music service. also expected to be introduced, the latest mobile operating system for ipads and iphones. on the economic calendar we get the beige book report which summarizes economic conditions across the united states as well as readings on consumer credit, the international trade balance, import and export prices and a look at wholesale inventories. on wednesday, the world's largest retailer is set to open walmart express, its first foret into the small store format. it will only contain 10,000 items, a sharp drop from the typical superstar. that's a look ahead in the week in business news. i'm alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. >>> one thing investors will be looking at this week is the price of crude oil. opec says they are planning to push for an increase in the oil supply in an effort to bring down the crude prices. the

steve jobs is expected to introduce apples new i cloud. that is expected to make apples aye tune more powerful. it could make it tough on the rival services. steve jobs will also introduce apples next operating system. it's called lion. the keynote address begins at 10:00 a.m.. and again we are live outside there. you can see the people are already lined up and waiting. >> wow look at that. >>> 6:09 is the time. let's check back in with sal. how is traffic, sal? >> it's doing okay. there are no long lines at the bay bridge toll plaza or anywhere else. we are looking pretty good on the east shore freeway. it's not expected to stay this way. i think we will be doing pretty goo for the next hour or so. you can see bay bridge. the morning is moving along pretty well. let's go back to steve. >>> thank you, sir. mostly cloudy skies out there right now. there are a few breaks but there is still a lot of cloud cover hanging on. there is a lot of clouds. now we can still get a passing shower or two. but we are definitely rounding third and heading

>> right, well it is kind of shocking what steve jobs said. he demoted all hardware, called it basically just devices. so you know, they're basically portals for the content that you're going to access. although, you know, apple's icloud service doesn't keep your entire library in the clouds all the time. i mean it has the record of your information but you still have to play it locally. but whenever you buy a new gadget, a new ios gadget you can simply download what you already purchased to that device. that's the benefit. >> tom: what's the business opportunity here? as i mentioned cloud computing is as hot as social networking in terms of technology phrases. so what's the opportunity that apple sees? >> well, i think first of all they can't deny the cloud. they can't deny that people are becoming more and more comfortable with storing things other than their local devices. but it also lowers the barrier. you know, you actually feel more comfortable buying stuff from a company that says you can buy it once and have it everywhere. and they wi

that they head like steve jobs does. he's so much the iconic figure and the head of this company. he didn't look any worse. he looked like he was excited about the announcement he was going to make. that was well enough to assure people even though he didn't make any commentary about his health. as you know he's on medical leave. the fact that he showed up and the fact that he looked no worse was good news. >> suarez: cecilia kang, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. we'll be back shortly with a look at the life of former u.s. secretary of state lawrence eagleburger. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public hello. i'm paul anthony with patrice pascual. thank you for joining us for another edition of the pbs newshour. we are taking just a few minutes right now to ask you to do something very important. financial support the pbs newshour and all of the public affairs programs you enjoy right here on weta. you know, we hear all the time from viewers that one of the things you appreciate about the pbs newshour is that it is civil. there is no yelling and n

steve jobs taking center stage today. hundreds lined up to see him.ent i announce -- the big announcement he will give in a couple of hours. i'm frank mallicoat. it's monday. we love monday. >> that's a lie. >> mondays are tough. >> good rn

steve jobs returned to show off the futures of the web based service. >> steve jobs back in the spotlight, despite remaining on medical leave. looking thin, the chief executive arrived on stage to a standing ovation. >> we have and also morning together this morning. >> the sport to more than 4000 developers -- he spoke to more than 4000 developers. this system allows users to access news and data from any apple device without having to connect to a pc to transfer songs. the data is stored under a merit server. cloud computer is considered increasingly important. if youldn't it be cool could buy your music and played without hassle? >> but google and amazon have launched similar cloud that's based services. >> what apple has done is validate division that over the next five years in the u.s. we estimate 70 million people would transition from hard drives next to their computer to cloud-based storage and access of their media. >> but apple's share price and date. investors remain unimpressed by the announcement -- their share price dipped. apple did report on monday that it sold 25 million

steve jobs is so much a part of what apple means to its customers that there's a direct correlation betweenhen he left on medical leave in january, the apple stock immediately fell. but when the company announced that jobs would be speaking at today's event, the stock price immediately jumped 2%. you see a major impact there. >> it's funny because people mention you want to see exactly what his condition is just as much as what he's unveiling. they talk about making dig tool the access to digital music easier. how much easier does it need to be? i'll be honest. i'm still a little confused by the whole thing. >> ultimately, you try and download music on to your phone and move it to your computer. that takes a lot of time. the idea here is that they're going to cut back on time and make it faster and more efficient. >> faster and easier. rebecca jarvis, thank you. >>> we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" here on cbs. e ♪ new hershey's drops. a lot of hershey's happiness in a little drop of chocolate. pure hershey's. i love this slide ! i love knowing coppertone protects acros

. >> when you talk about larry page or steve jobs, there is the good steve and the bad steve. there is only one steve. you can't teach everything out. the aspect of his personality, some of the reasons why he is the greatest of the ceo. the less arrogant blinders to the effects of what he does, he knows it is a valued to the world to have this information anyone can search and that is important. he is focused on that. may be he can get the concerns of authors but when he sees them going up there and complaining, that is the way he sees it. he doesn't know how much patience works. people talk about privacy. google is concerned about privacy but a lot of people at google don't think much of privacy. they think those people are playing some angle or something like that. in a way, that enables google to charge forward and get things done but it won't help too much when they are fighting antitrust charges or justifying what they do in regulatory or legal sense. >> as we move forward there will be more of that. let's take some questions. the first one, certainly a good question. how

so she will be excited. >> steve jobs have been battling pancreatic cancer. the mere appearance of the computer king caused excitement. >> i would be lost if he were not around anymore. >> abc 7 news. >>> one of the best parts of this new icloud program is that it is free. he did not announce when it will likely be in business. >> i cannot keep track of all that stuff. lots of people do. >>> does a lot more still ahead in the next half-hour. >> i have not told the truth. i have done things i deeply regret. >> a congressman goes to confession and not all lawmakers called for an investigation. >> good morning. i am courtney robinson at haines point where officers are debating a police involved shooting in which a man was armed and dangerous. details coming up. >> and details on metro's pricey plan to keep escalators moving. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington.

. >> steve jobs makes announcements at this year's world development conference. i'm sandra hughes in san francisco and i'll have that story coming up. >>> new at 5:30, steve job came off medical leave again to appear at the company's worldwide development conference in san francisco. the back world awaited his news. sandra hughes was there. she has more on today's big announcement. sandra. >> reporter: this is a week long conference that takes place and it brings software developers and apple lovers from all across the country here what they like to hear is all about the new goodies that apple is going to unveil. but first today the spotlight was on steve jobs health and what he looked like when he came out on stage. james brown's i feel good introduced the apple's ceo. steve jobs opened the worldwide development conference to cheers and even some audience shoutout. >> thank you. >> looking gaunt in his uniform of black turtle neck and jeans, jobs was only on the stage a few minutes. >> today we are going to talk about software. we got some great stuff to talk ab

and at number one, steve jobs and the icloud.obs is expected to unveil the company's newest technology today at the annual developers conference. right now the icloud and the jobs himself are the top trends online. steve jobs has been on medical leave since january and this is only his second public appearance so far this year. so steve jobs and icloud are the top trends on social media. and kristi liu, explain what the icloud is. >> we have to step back and explain what is cloud computing. the concept is very simple. cloud computing is basically outsourcing your processing power or outsourcing your data to a third party. and if you're a computer user, it's very likely you are, it's very likely that you've been engaging in cloud computing for quite sometime. for example, flickr is cloud computing. another example i like to use is google docks, putting your work into the cloud. so in a nutshell, cloud computing is just that -- taking your data and processing power and outsourcing it to an entrusted digital locker run by another co

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