>> that is true but the fact that steve jobs is not day-to-day, worry about it. >> david: best to steveheryl: talk about a taxing weak market and tanking with the recession fears mounting. now in an effort to get jobs going, more than a dozen of america's biggest

children, and i went with my daughter into the pool, and steve jobs is in there. he sticks out his hand and said, hi, my name's steve, i make movies, what do you do? look, man, the secret is just love your work. what else did he do? he created itunes and the ipod. that's his third industry. he completed transformed computers, transformed movies, and then transformed music. he's not done. he created the iphone and completely transforms the phone, and now he's made the ipad and went back to transforming computing. don't tell me there are not heros in this world. on the panel yesterday, i was the only optimist in the room. well, look, you can't meet steve jobs and not be optimistic. that's what's possible. i know there's a lot of problems in this world, but there are a lot of solutions too. another great silicon valley figure is tj rogers, the ceo of cyprus -- he's been a guest here in the past. if you have a cell phone, crack it open and look at the miracles inside it. quite a few of them come from something he conducted. they are a leader in that field. t.j. rogers

i will be leaving a flyer here for steve jobs to pick up if he hasn't already received it. steve jobs has been involved with many others in maintaining subliminal sephonics which maintains a substantial inability for people to act and why people are so divided trying to make a difference but can't get together because of their minds being scrambled by these radio frequencies which is a 50-year-old program. i have the information with the facts with me. and so i invite steve to make a public statement before the 10th, ago following the information on this sheet which is truthful so that he may be granted. a prayer and more and perhaps a cure for his situation. and regarding illegal aliens, we are all illegal aliens until we're in the promised land. and the 14-acre blueprint of the south los angeles urban gardens will put everyone to work during this 40-day general strike which will continue on as soon as of course we all agree with the strike which most of us have and we cease getting off the fence and cease paying all mortgages and rents. i am clear, i have set it, it shall

>> i was saying steve jobs is esther williams. >> stephen: steve jobs is esther williams? (laughter) i don't know how we're going to possibly edit this. (laughter) thank you so much paul krugman of the "new york times." we'll be right back. thank you so much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you. welcome back to our continuing coverage of tonight's show. (laughter)ç folks, there are so many great choices in the republican presidential field, who can pick? (laughter) it's like going to the kennel and wanting to bring home all the puppies before governor perry has them put down. (laughter) but i have an especially soft spot for an underdog and friend of the show ron paul. he finished a close second at the ames straw poll and he's polling nationally in the top three ahead of michele bachmann with a margin of error of plus or minus "let six people die." (laughter) and yet i'm the only pundit willing to admit to having an incurable case of ron palsy. everybody is talking about the other candidates who have wracked up some high-profile endorsemen

i read that all black people and steve jobs. re the reason this country is cool. >> and jobs is syrian, isn't he? >> he is a nerd. he makes cool things, but he is not a cool person. you don't want to go party with steve jobs. >> i do. >> i would take my iphone to a party before i take him. >> jedediah, should we care about being cool? isn't it better to be feared? >> you know what is funny about this is a lot of people think when i go to europe everybody hates america. that is the country everybody is trying to get into and not leave. it is safe to say -- and why is belgium -- has people never had belgian waffles before? >> it is a natural. >> you people disgust me. usa! >> now obama will have to admit that we are an exceptional country. >> belgium nerds. >> we are so cool. >> but here is the thing. we are cool because of our pop culture, but not cool because we protect the free m do's of the free -- the freedoms of the free country. >> we have 7,000 tactile nuclear weapons. >> what if they were not tactile. what if they were tac

>> i was saying steve jobs is esther williams. >> stephen: steve jobs is esther williams?laughter) i don't know how we're going to possibly edit this. (laughter) thank you so much paul krugman of the "new york times." we'll be right back. thank you so much. vo: this is cheryl. this is her four-year-old computer she doesn't think she needs to update. so to show her what she's missing, we built a pc store in her house. cheryl: oh my gosh! employee: what do you say we go shopping? cheryl: this one's very cool. cheryl: where's the tower for this? employee: everything is right here. cheryl: oh stop! cheryl: okay... alright... employee: flip that screen around. very light-weight! employee: 500gb hard drive. cheryl: i like the dvr thing... i like this one. vo: new pc in the house. cheryl: i'm a pc, and i'm finally up to date. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you. welcome back to our continuing coverage of tonight's show. (laughter)ç folks, there are so many great choices in the republican presidential field, who can pick? (laughter) it's like goin

broadcasting board of governors, walter isaacson has another book coming out of his full-time job based on steve jobs originally scheduled to be released next march and have moved it up to november. >> he is having quite a rush job. a tremendous biographer. he does great work benjamin franklin, einstein, the a and -- and this will include the recent resignation that is amazing a the turnaround he must have had to do and the impact on the company will be included. a lot of people want to know why apple is so successful at a time when our country is not. that will be one of the best sellers of the year. >> it is being described, not authorized but steve jobs cooperated and gave interviews in which he has not done many interviews and that adds to the importance of the book. >> host: i don't know if you have seen in the cover but it is one large picture of steve jobs. what do you think of that. >> i have not seen that and cannot see your camera. >> it is a great picture of him and the way people want to remember her. i know his health is not so good right now and a great way to remember him. >> host: thr

zackson has another book coming out while having this full-time job with the bbg, and it's on steve jobs. this book was originally scheduled to be released next march, they've moved it up to november. jason boog. >> yeah. he's having quite a rush job, actually. tremendous biographer, izaakson. he does everybody from benjamin franklin to einstein, and this book will actually include the recent resignation of steve jobs which is amazing, the turn around he must have had to do to write in the resignation and the impact that will have on the company will actually be included in the book. and a lot of people really want to know why apple's so successful at a time when our country is not so successful. so i think that book is really going to be one of the bestsellers of the year. >> jason boog -- go ahead, mr. minzesheimer. >> i was going to say, it's being described as a, it's not an authorized book, but that jobs cooperated and gave a lot of interviews. he does not, has not done many interviews, so that adds to the importance of the book. >> and, gentlemen, i don't know if you've seen the co

it is on steve jobs. originally scheduled to be released next march. they moved it up to november. >> he is having quite out rush job. tremendous biographer. always does great work, everybody from benjamin franklin to einstein. this book will actually include the recent resignation of steve jobs, which is amazing, the turnaround that he must have had to do and the impact it will have on the company. it will be included. a lot of people really want to know why apple is so successful at that time our country is not. >> go ahead. >> it is being described as not an authorized book, but he cooperated and give a lot of interviews. he has not done very many. that adds to the importance of the book. >> i don't know if you have seen the cover or not, but it is one large picture of steve jobs. what do you think about that? >> i have not seen it, and i cannot see your camera. >> it is a great picture of him. i think it is a very happy, the way a lot of people want to remember him. it is a good way to remember him. >> three well-known media folks have new books, an

. >>> steve jobs once called it a spaceship and today the apple campus in cupertino is going to takeoser to reality. kcbs radio's matt bigler with the blueprints for the newest ipod called a spaceship, doughnut what do you know about it, matt? >> we have seen pictures of apple's new space age campuss before. >> reporter: this campus is located near 280 and wolf road, 176 acres. the main building is about four stories tall. we knew that. it's a giant circle made of glass and aluminum which steve jobs describes himself as if a spaceship landed. >> if we can't, then we have to go somewhere like mountain view and we would take our current people with us and we could give up and over years sell the land here and the largest tax base would go away. it wouldn't be good for cupertino. >> no, of course not. >> and wouldn't be good for us either. >> reporter: jobs talking about why they wanted to stay in cupertino and why he hopes the cupertino city council will approve the project. it will house the campus will house about 13,000 employees. that's 1,000 more than we heard about originally. an

how is this possible i mean if there are some people who are going to make a lot of money like steve jobs and a lot of money he provides a lot of products so i think there's a difference between someone like steve jobs making a lot of money or bill gates and someone like george soros who makes money from barga volatility so so you're saying that there's no trend that you see here as to their performance so i just think that there's a lot of good bit about class warfare going on and i think that i'm just trying to draw a distinction i don't think that i would put every billionaire or million or whatever in the same barrel is everybody else there's certain people that benefit from a system the way it's structured today and other people who don't if you're producing products and goods and services that people demand then i don't think you should be lumped into the same barrel as someone who benefits from cheap money like george soros ok let's talk about that because it's not just these guys it's not just the richest folks in america it's c.e.o. just executive compensation in general is incre

i have a message here for steve jobs. you have made zillions selling air as the economy that does lead. accept this deal that you may heal. speak publicly these truths about lying. for the chinese prisoner does not have a chance but for some reason, the almighty provided you with a reason to dance. tell them for 30 years and delivering 24-7 subliminal sub- phonics into every cranial cavity. so the message remain on their asses as man is blind. tell them for the media bows to you. tell the public why, house selling air such wealthy did occur. i dare you to act mystified or deny these tricks now told. i made you looking so you shall say the technology was 50 years old. it is about mind control programs that have been implemented in everybody is mine. we wonder why we talk about king and gaudy and chavez but in 40 years, things are worse. it is time to cease this curse. put away your foolish miss chains. listen to your heart and to yourself and it is time for york general strike. i have said it, it shall be so. chairman nola

another book which features quotes from steve jobs is due out in november entitled, i steve, steve jobst a companion to the authorizized biography written by walter isakson. >>> meantime, wikileaks founder complaining about a draft of his memoir going on sale today without his approval. he condemned the british publisher for profiteering from an unfinished and erroneous draft. the publisher played for the rights to the memoir last year. he then changed his mind about doing the book. so the publisher is now releasing it as an unauthorized autobiography. >>> drug agents are investigating a big shipment of high grade marijuana from northern california that ended up at the kentucky home of two pro football players. investigators say anthony collins and jerome simpson of the cincinnati bengals were both at home when a package containing several pounds of potent pot arrived from eureka. agents were tracking the package. police questioned boeing players but so far, no arrests. >>> major league baseball is now limiting the consumption of energy drinks by its players. so far the arizona diamondb

this will be the first product launch since steve jobs resigned as c.e.o. tom, since jobs stepped down last month, apple shares were at a record high just last week at over $411 a share. >> tom: susie, today's iphone news comes on the heels of a report out of j.p. morgan asia yesterday questioning demand for the ipad. apple stock lost about 1%, closing below $400 for the first time in a week and a half. let's take a look at tonight's "market focus." the stock indices came well off their best levels of the day by the time the closing bell rang. the dow jones industrial average showed strong gains from the opening bell through about 2:30 p.m. eastern time before a late- afternoon swoon cut the day's gains. at its best level, the dow was up more than 300 points before ending with a gain of half that. hewlett-packard led the dow, up almost 4%. h-p-q has a lot of ground to make up; it's down more than 40% over the past year. a big chunk of the selling has come since mid-august, when it announced a restructuring of its personal computer business, and last week fir

it is expected next tuesday the company will unveil that product to be released since steve jobs resignedhone lovers cannot wait for that gorgeous day out there >> sunglasses, you need the umbrella for the sun. at&t park, forecast for that in detail. let's say it couldn't get better. unfortunately, there's only a couple games left and our boys are out. so enjoy the last couple of games. look at boardwalk, santa cruz, wow, if you could be there now, about 70°. sun on the way to the low 80s. cloud as long the coast far enough off, almost total sunshine at the coast like everywhere else today. 64 half moon bay. oakland, fremont, everybody in santa cruz. sunshine and warmer weather from the coast inland. it will be clear and cool tonight. no matter how hot it gets this afternoon, 50s and 60s to get that house cooled down. cooler this weekend, fall back and we are finding drizzle right now. 24 hour temperature change today, temperatures well above average from three degrees in redwood city. san francisco six. livermore 9° warmer than average. you will see that sunset at 6:59. areas of high pre

no word on whether steve jobs who resigned as ceo in august, will be at that event. apple won't comment on this report. >> san francisco tops the restaurant survey. one of the top regions in the world for food also has some of the worst tippers. bay area diners gave an average tip of a teen.6%. tied with seattle for the lowest -- of 18.6%. tied with cite for the lowest. average is 19.2%. maybe because the meals are so expensive, nearly $39 the fifth highest, throw in the housing cost and gas, i don't know. >> i think we are going to hear a lot of excuses from people. wait staff is not going to buy it. >> no. but we'll keep trying to say we are not cheap. >> go outside and enjoy and tip your weatherman. i've never spent $39 at in and out. they don't have waitresses any way. 11:19 this morning. what we are looking at is a beautiful picture. look at how far we can see. there's that fog moving from the coast through the bay not having much of affect on the temperatures. there's the beautiful blue sky over downtown san francisco if you look outside, it is hazy. you can se

the event will be the first major product since steve jobs left.f people -- [ laughter ] > >> 5:26. a bigamist conception when it comes to wine and your health. >> coming up, the one thing red wine can't do. >>> thank you, vice mayor kelly. i appreciate and accept your apology. >> the councilman said sorry over a city hall slap. why the charges against him are not getting dropped just yet. >> we're live in san francisco where police say a woman armed with a knife attacked another man and then went after three of their patrol cars. we have the latest coming up in a live report. >>> and a man is shot and killed at an east bay motorcycle club. what police believe may have let to this shooting overnight. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3q take the finish challenge. my name is ashley and my blog is not without salt. when i take pictures of my food, you don't want to see spots on the dishes. i was using cascade actionpacs. they just didn't have that spot free look. when i took the finish challenge, i was thrilled. as soon as i opened up the dishwasher, i could

no word on whether steve jobs who resigned as ceo in august, will be at that event. apple won't comment on this report. >> san francisco tops the restaurant survey. one of the top regions in the world for food also has some of the worst tippers. bay area diners gave an average tip of a teen.6%. tied with seattle for the lowest -- of 18.6%. tied with cite for the lowest. average is 19.2%. maybe because the meals are so expensive, nearly $39 the fifth highest, throw in the housing cost and gas, i don't know. >> i think we are going to hear a lot of excuses from people. wait staff is not going to buy it. >> no. but we'll keep trying to say we are not cheap. >> go outside and enjoy and tip your weatherman. i've never spent $39 at in and out. they don't have waitresses any way. 11:19 this morning. what we are looking at is a beautiful picture. look at how far we can see. there's that fog moving from the coast through the bay not having much of affect on the temperatures. there's the beautiful blue sky over downtown san francisco if you look outside, it is hazy. you can se

it is expected next tuesday the company will unveil that product to be released since steve jobs resigned>> iphone lovers cannot wait for that gorgeous day out there >> sunglasses, you need the umbrella for the sun. at&t park, forecast for that in detail. let's say it couldn't get better. unfortunately, there's only a couple games left and our boys are out. so enjoy the last couple of games. look at boardwalk, santa cruz, wow, if you could be there now, about 70°. sun on the way to the low 80s. cloud as long the coast far enough off, almost total sunshine at the coast like everywhere else today. 64 half moon bay. oakland, fremont, everybody in santa cruz. sunshine and warmer weather from the coast inland. it will be clear and cool tonight. no matter how hot it gets this afternoon, 50s and 60s to get that house cooled down. cooler this weekend, fall back and we are finding drizzle right now. 24 hour temperature change today, temperatures well above average from three degrees in redwood city. san francisco six. livermore 9° warmer than average. you will see that sunset at 6:59. areas of hig

no word on whether steve jobs will be on hand. >>> a buzz over that and a buzz over the bees in santalara. thousands swarm a tree on lafayette street. so much that a limb held down by the colony fell in a picnic area. george bristol says there were 200, maybe 300 pounds on the limb. the bees will be moved to a new hive out of harm's way. >> there is something creepy about that. >> larry is up next. >> all i can do is steel yogi bear raw's line, it ain't over until it is over. they are geting it done in l.a. >>> good evening. everyone gives the giants one more day, and yet they are one step closer to elimination. the battle of the sexes at the chavez ravine. take that, bud. he can appreciate a good catch. the giants put him on the board. a base hit to left and to the fourth, and the giants keep adding on to the lead. justin christian. three hits and three r.b.i's to the gap. two more score. the giants are comfy at 5-0. he is sailing along until the fifth. matt kemp blasts his 35th homer of the year. the giants respond. one in the 6th, one in the seventh. and torres scores on the play.

today is dress like steve jobs day. the holiday was organized by the iphone "life" magazine.nthusiasts are encouraged to dress in their best mock turtlenecks and bluejeans in order to honor the apple's recently retired ceo. the true groupies can post photos of themselves and the best photo will be published in the magazine. >> i'd go there if there was a black market pair of jeans. >> i didn't realize it was a holiday. [ laughter ] >> a little far for me. >> steve jobs. >>> i have told you guys, you guys look marvelous today? >> no, you haven't. >> i guess i'm buttering you guys up. we are about to talk about changes in the weather. >> we have a new set and all kinds of new toys here. >> new graphics. hoping to bring the best to channel 5 here to folks at home. i think we are going to do that. >>> fog around the bay area today, folks. if you are heading out the door this morning the fog is out there but it is going to clear out leaving mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. it will be hot inland again today. up into the mid-90s in the warmest spots. 70s in oakland, mostly sunny

if that is the case this will be the first product to debut as steve jobs stepped down. >>> long linesside the amstores again. >> we are getting used to it. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. we don't have a lot going on in the traffic world. this is a look at interstate 80. you can see traffic is moving along nicely heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. we are looking at the bay bridge itself. it doesn't usually get busy until about 6:15. the morning commute on northbound 280 up to highway 17 is off to a good start. let's go to steve. >>> sunny and warm today. the coast is looking beautiful. today is the day. do it today because everything starts to change over the next couple of days. today will be sunshine and warm for me and you and pam. it will be a clark cloud following him around. coast 70s and 80s. inland 80s and 90s. very little wind. 60s. 64 in the city already. concord 64. hayward, mounden view. 55 napa the coolest. there are very mild conditions and very little in the way of a breeze. northwest 5 at the airport. there will be a lot happening over the next cou

no word on whether steve jobs will be on hand. >>> a buzz over that and a buzz over the bees in santathousands swarm a tree on lafayette street. so much that a limb held down by the colony fell in a picnic area. george bristol says there were 200, maybe 300 pounds on the limb. the bees will be moved to a new hive out of harm's way. >> there is something creepy about that. >> larry is up next. >> all i can do is steel yogi bear raw's line, it ain't over until it is over. they are geting it done in they are geting it done in l.a. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. -dad, why e you getting that? -thatis there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully sel

steve jobs is no longer ceo there. this is all about new ceo tim cook. well, and all those neat products. meanwhile, the other side of the coin is qwikster/netflix hit a 52-week low this morning. despite what you think of the name, the folks in the bay area who believe in netflix, who invested in netflix is enormous. if you put money in netflix last year so your kids could go to college, you now have half as much money. ♪ come on baby let's do the twist ♪ >> what does chubby checker have to do with the economy? the open markets will consider something called the twist today, changing the feds focus of lowering short-term interest rates to lowering long-term interest rates. it's much more exciting when you call it the twist than when you call it that, isn't it? the last time such an action was considered was when chubby checker was topping the charts with that song, so the term stuck. now topping the chart is "moves like jagger" and doesn't have the same punch. >> analysts are saying about the changes of the new ipad at the end of the year. got ahold that

[applause] >> january 2010, steve jobs launches the ipad with the promise of a new way of computing.oon, apple's lead was being followed by rival tablets like the galaxy, this new one from sony, the zune. but could it be amazon's kindle fire, unveil today, which makes the first challenge to the ipad? amazon already dominates the world of electronic books with the kindle e-reader. now the color touch screen kindle fire hits new markets. it seems to do all the things the ipad does that for around half the price. >> at a lower price, it is hard to do the work to make it possible. we have been working hard on the content, hardware, and software and making it possible to sell at $199. >> the new tablets, which may lose money for amazon at first, launches in america in november. no word yet on when it comes to britain. it is surprising that a little more than 18 months ago, these netbooks were seen as the future of computing. tablets were a bit of a joke that would never catch on. but now the tablets are taking over, filling up the shelves at stores. you can get them in all sizes, shapes,

plans call for a four-story circle building, made of aluminum and glass, that steve jobs said was like a space station. it would be off 280 and north wolve road. the 176-acre apple campus two would house up to 13,000 workers. apple is expanding so fast it will work on a third campus after the second one is completed. >>> new at 7:00, san francisco subway project suddenly becoming a political issue in the mayor's race. live in the city where the future of the project hangs between costs and community. john? >> reporter: maureen, behind me you can see the lines there that carry this, in just eight years, the line could take riders all the way to china town, but the project sparked a war of words at city hall. san francisco's muni line connects bay view and sunnydale, it could extend through union square, also finally through china town. >> it is a fabulous idea, we need transportation to that area. >> reporter: but now the city attorney who is running for mayor wants to stop the expansion because the cost has increased a billion to 1.6 billion. >> there is questions about the ridership p

the announcement will be at apple campus, a smaller venue than when steve jobs did them. >>> the weather outside is pretty spectacular. >> if it wasn't always foggy in san francisco, days like this would be a dime a dozen. it is great to have a clear day. we hold onto the clarity at this hour. it will continue into tonight and tomorrow morning. enjoy it while it celasts. fog rolls in again as of thursday morning. high pressure is why. it is driving winds offshore, pushine marin layer way out to sea. temperatures are uniform, 70 in san francisco, two degrees warmer in san jose, and 71 in livermore. headed towards the low 90s in the warmest cities across the bay, fairfield, hitting about 80 degrees, and 75 in san francisco. changes arrive through tomorrow. warmer weather, then an area of low pressure, not only drops temperatures, it ushers in another round of showers as we head into the weekend. looks like we will see three days of weather in the bay area. >>> an eye catching sight in the nation's capitol. why workers were taking down a national monument. >>> how much more you'll be ar pay

[applause] >> january 2010, steve jobs launches the ipad with the promise of a new way of computing. apple's lead was being followed by rival tablets like the galaxy, this new one from missoni, the zune. but could it be amazon's kindle fire, unveil today, which makes the first challenge to the ipad? amazon already dominates the world of electronic books with the kindle e-reader. now the color touch screen kindle fire hits new markets. it seems to do all the things the ipad does that for around half the price. >> at a lower price, it is hard to do the work to make it possible. we have been working hard on the content, hardware, and software and making it possible to sell at $199. >> the new tablets, which may lose money for amazon at first, launches in america in november. no word yet on when it comes to britain. tizzies uprising to take a little more than 18 months ago, these netbooks were seen as the future of computing. tablets were a bit of a joke that would never catch on. but now the tablets are taking over, filling up the shelves at stores. you can get them in all sizes, shapes

the event will be the first major product unveiling since apple cofounder steve jobs resigned as ceo last month. >>> amazon is expected to unveil its new tablet computer today and it should retail for less than apple's ipad and come in two sizes. one with a 7-inch screen, another with a 10-inch screen. experts believe amazon will sell between 3 million and 5 million tablets during the holiday shopping season. >> all of these gadgets on the market, i have a lot of catching up and shopping to do, too. >>> a florida ice cream shop got in some hot water over its store mascot. many customers took the costume of a vanilla cone with sprinkles as a hooded member of the ku klux klan. the owner says sales dropped as soon as they started using it, though, it took her a while to figure out why. some customers understood and others weren't so sure. >> can you see where people would be a little bit confused about it? >> yeah, he is kind of waving like that. >> i mean, it is kind of pointy. >> i know what a kkk outfit looks like and that is not one at all. well, the sprinkles are on it! i've never

so maybe, maybe, you should ask steve jobs to volunteer for the city, have him sit down and look at all these operations and say, maybe you can come up with a few suggestions for the benefit of the city of san francisco. realistically, i do not think it takes a lot to figure out if you cannot do the job within the restraints, maybe you should not have that job. what is the problem with bringing in outsiders from the city government? is it a fear that maybe those outsiders are better workers than most of the city workers we have now? [bell chimes] is a politically correct to ask the question that maybe we should be hiring based on merit other than so-called agenda connections, which always gets us stuck in city hall but nothing gets done about it. what is done with hiring people that can get the job done on time? thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, we had the legislation before us. the question has been raised on making sure that the legislation reflects tha

it would be the first event for the new ceo, too, tim cook, after steve jobs resigned last month. >>>operty may -- it's a property and i got news for you. they have a sign that's going to be really tough to sell this house. we'll tell you why when we come back. so stay right there. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only $29 a month for six months. hd-ready dvr included at no extra charge. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. even upgrade to over 170 hd channels. that's more than cable. [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only $29 a month for six months. hd-ready dvr included at no extra charge. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] and at&t u-verse tv leads major cable provid

if you look at steve jobs, he got you fired in the 1990s from his own company he started. give up a fair amount. >> a fair amount of rewards at the end should you hit. let's turn to angel investors then. who should go to an angel? >> just about anyone. angel investors aren't swinging as hard. if you need a little bit of capitol, $100,000 to $1 million, angel is a good move for you. i'm a bigger fan of raising from angels than friends and family. friends and family, if you lose their money, it's awkward. >> how do you find them? you network into a bunch of people with money. >> yes. in certain cities, there's really good angel network. here in new york city, there's a very active angel community. a lot of people made money in hedge funds. bosses have an active community, san francisco. it's tricky outside those cities. if you just ask around in the tech community, the angels start popping up. if you hang around at m.i.t. or harvard or the meet ups in new york city or san francisco, the angels are looking for deals. >> you say tech community. we are talking this kind of mone