>> huge thing for apple, death of steve jobs. right after that they came out with the iphone and it did well and mac books and mac book airs is doing well, too. they've got a good eco system of products. every march they've got to have a new ipad now. >> dan this would have been something in the pipe like that steve jobs most likely would have had a purview over, the features. >> understanding is there was a multi-year plan that steve jobs worked on so the next several generation of products are going to be things the had his fingers on. >> everybody get excited. it's coming your way. dan, great to see you. thanks so much. >>> all right, so, next up, the real reason mitt romney is having trouble hanging on to his front-runner status. >>> plus, how the record rise in interracial marriage is literally changing the american landscape as well as the economy. what do you get when you combine the home depot with this weekend? the cure for cabin fever. because with get-it-done savings on everything we need... we can turn this weekend in

steve jobs sigrid fbi file. -- secret fbi file. abc 7 news starts now. >>live and in hd, this is abc 7 11:00. >> two big stories. a local fire department has shocked when one of their killed on duty. and it has been's heartbreak his wife was shot and husband's heartbreak his wife was shot and killed by a police officer. >> jennifer, i understand you the firetion from who knew him.e >> this is the first line of duty death for the alexandria department in more than 100 years. memorial thate formed outside of a firehouse six. bring it have began to flowers. -- begun to bring the flowers. >> joshua weissman was racing to fire on 395. he jumped a guard rail but there between the freeways. he fell 30 feet down into the creek. josh spend a lot of time on freeways. this area had a very tough configuration. more, we will share. >> it was dark and rainy. why he fell through the gaps is unknown. he suffered a severe head injury. he stayed on life-support overnight. injuries were great. loved ones and co-workers said their final goodbyes today. >> i feel extremely s

steve jobs, the visionary. and according to an now released secret fbi file on the apple founder, jobs was also shallow and callous. during the first bush administration in 1991, jobs was considered for an appointment on the president's export council. the fbi did an extensive background check interviewed dozens of his associates, neighbors and friends. more than 100 questions concerning his ethics and morality and that his success that apple gave him a lot of power which cost him at times to lose sight of honesty and integrity. several said he would distort the truth at times to get his way. in the commencement speech at stanford university, jobs and spare graduate school after their goals at all costs. >> i started apple in my parents garage when i was 20. we worked hard and in 10 years it has grown into it $2 billion company with over 4000 employees. we just released our finest creation, the macintosh. and i just turned 30, and then i got fired. how can you get tired, companies started quick. >> one good fri

steve jobs was the target of an fbi investigation.was being considered for white house appointments under former president bush back in the 1990's. tom roussey is looking into it. >> i will always have respect for him. >> apple customers say new report or not they still loved steve jobs. >> he did what he wanted to do. i am all about that. >> some of the report made public today is not very flattering of steve jobs. the fbi investigated him in 1991 before the first president bush appointed him to a white house counsel where he could give business expertise. >> we had an incredible line of your >> the agency interviewed more than 30 people who new jobs. "several individuals questioned mr. jobs' honesty stating that mr. jobs will twist the truth that distort reality in order to reach his goals." >> sometimes, when people do great things in their professional lives, you might expect them to be perfect people. that is usually not the case. i do not want to pass judgment on him. >> customer say what matters in the end is what the company s

here's the story. >> when the fbi began interviewing friends and co-workers of steve jobs, agents gotworker at apple computer called jobs a deceptive individual who is not completely forthright and honest. another colleague disagreed saying jobs possessed high moral character and integrity. a third took a middle course describing jobs as a man of integrity providing he gets his way. the critics and backers agree, the apple founder was a driven, hard working visionary. the comments are part of a 191-page fbi file which centers on a 1991 background check of jobs. ordered after president george h.w. bush appointed him to a export council. the two dozen plus people universally said jobs was worthy of that position of trust. multiple colleagues warrant he was a stubborn man with a tendency to distort reality in order to achieve his goals. the fbi investigation revealed there were troubles in his personal life. one colleague noted jobs mistreated a daughter he had out of wedlock but initially failing to support her. he was a mediocre high school student with a 2.65 grade point average and j

because if art isn't in the school, then a guy like steve jobs doesn't get a chance to really express himself, because in order for art to meet technology, you need art. you know, it is not like, oh, it is technology, you need both. i think that we need to maintain that balance, and that's where people kind of get it a little muddy. and then when you think about, you know, the class thing that is going on, and you have one group of people that are wearing all of the white, and playing cricket or croquet or however you say it -- >> cricket. >> and they are playing that, andb then you is another crew plague it on the sidewalk and playing skully on the sidewalk and google that. you know, they can't relate to each other, but there is a middleground. >> here is the thing. they talk about it all of the time, the rich are getting richer. you have a huge upper class of very wealthy people in america, the 1%. >> right. >> and then the underclass which is the branding it has been given, and that is people who have been shoved aside by the system, and that number is getting bigger, and it is not

the fbi's secret file on steve jobs. what it reveals about his personality. >>> and the video online. could this be an man that's been dead for thousands of years? >>> good morning, i'm linsey davis in for paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson. >>> disturbing details in the josh powell case. they discovered computer-generated incest on powell's computer. that prompted that josh undergo a psych co-sexual evaluation before he killed himself. >> we're hearing from the social worker for the first time. >> reporter: when elizabeth griffin hall brought them to see their father on sunday, the boys were excited to go. until that afternoon, she had only witnessed a father that loved his sons. thn josh powell opened the door and everything changed. >> i saw josh. i saw josh for just one second. his eyes caught mine. and he had a look in his eyes. it was just kind of sheepish. he shrugged his shoulders at me. he slammed the door. i thought it was an accident, that he didn't mean to lock me out. i knocked, knocked, rang the doorbell. i

this particular individual saying that steve jobs is impressive and outstanding and that he could see house appointment. but there was also some criticism included in this report. another individual characterized mr. jobs as a deceptive individual who's not completely forthright and honest. he stated that mr. jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals. now, there are details in this report, some that we have heard about before, including the fact that steve jobs had a daughter born out of wedlock and that he originally did not offer the child or her mother much support. but that did change later on as the child got older. also another detail, more details about his drug use. there was approximately a period from 1970 to 1974 when he was experimenting with marijuana and lsd. some other details about him is the fact that he actually had a grade point average about 2.65 on a scale of 4.0. that's his high school grade point average. another detail that i had not heard about before was that he was actually the target of a bomb threat. this goes back to 1985

also unveiled, steve jobs' high school gpa was a 2.65. for the many interviews or from them we see a side of jobs that may be surprising to some. one agent wrote "several individual questioned mr. jobs' honesty, stating that jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals." others described him as strong willed, stubborn, hard working and driven. mr. jobs possesses integrity as long as he gets his way. steve jobs did go on to serve in that appointed decision and then of course took apple to extraordinary heights with the ipod, iphone and ipad. he died last october from cancer at the age of 56. jim, doreen? >> thanks, wendy. >> one of the biggest republicans events of the year is under way now at the marion wardman park hotel in d.c. c-pac runs through the weekend. gop leaders in the house and senate including john boehner and mitch mcconnell spoke today. presidential candidates mitt romney, newt gingrich, rick santorum are scheduled to speak tomorrow. >> if it's halftime in america, i'm fearful of what the final

page of material about apple the fbi releases hundreds of page of material about apple co-founder, steve jobs. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, february 10, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. mitt romney heads into the belly of the beast today trying to win over conservative activists who have so far failed to support his candidacy. members of the influential conservative political action conference are holding their annual convention in washington. most don't think romney is conservative enough. susan mcginnis is in washington with details on that. good morning, susan. >> good morning, betty. the thousands of conservatives that are here in washington right now for this huge conference may not be rallying around mitt romney right now, but they are unified in their goal of defeating president obama and their latest rallying cry, the president's policy on birth control. it's one of the biggest events on the conservative calendar. >> we must outsmart the liberals. we must outsmart the stupid people that are trying to

you know, even the presidents have done things in their past. >> who thinks steve jobs is an angel. >> he has done a lot for america. with his technology, ipads, ipods, why focus on the negative. >> they have confirmed steve jobs did serve on the president's counsel. >>> the military is easing the restrictions on women in combat zones. the rules open up 14,000 jobs previously closed to women. however, willen will till be prohibited from serving in infantry, armor and special operations forces. >> imp l.s lessons where women were proving capable. >> many women serve along the front lines as medics or police officers. >>> the mayor of san jose will talk about his reform plan, why unions are calling it unethical. >>> one day after police shot someone, officers reveal what led to the shooting of the former berkeley resident. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a 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 those great tasting

and abc's pierre thomas has been poring over the report for us. >> reporter: by 1982, young steve jobsas already famous enough to be on the cover of "time" magazine. new fbi files reveal, his fame came with a cost. just three years later, jobs was the target of an extortion plot. a man threatening to blow up jobs' home, unless jobs paid him $1 million. no bombs were found. but a scary day. that was jobs' first fbi file. but not his last. the fbi conducted a background investigation of jobs in 1991 after he was nominated to the white house export council. he got the job. but not before the fbi turned up some interesting personal nuggets. jobs told the fbi he had experimented with marijuana, hashish and lsd in high school and college. his grade point average was 2.65. jobs openly admitted he wasn't a very good college student, either. >> i never graduated from college. and this is the closest i've ever gotten to a college graduation. >> reporter: jobs has admitted he could be difficult and demanding, which was borne out by what some friends and colleagues told the fbi. one calling him de

he said of steve jobs, he's not completely forthright and honest. t other people who work with jobs there described him as strong willed, supp born, hard working and driven which is why they said he was so successful. >> pete, all of this comes out as public record because why? this could happen to anyone. >> that's right. if you go to the fbi's reading room on the web, you'll read any time -- you can foya the file on any celebrity and once they die it's there. we've all seen the ones about the kennedys, about martin luther king junior. today i was waiting to read this, there was one for example on steve allen, the original tonight show host. he was in there because somebody had tried to extort money from him. in the jobs file there's a report of an attempt to extort money from him by threatening to set off a bach in 1985. they never found out who did it, never found any bombs and the case was closed. >> anybody can say whatever they want to the fbi about you and it will come up in the file. >> these background investigations, they hoover it all up a

reality. >>> the fbi has released a decades old file on steve jobs depicting him as a complex man distorting reality. of the report was compiled in 1991 when jobs was up for a presidential appointment of most people interviewed described jobs favorably. others questioned his ethics and reality saying he would lie to achieve his goals. they also highlighted his drug use in high school and a million-dollar extortion attempt that included a bomb threat. >>> part republican leaders are blasting a bill that requires religious organizations to provide insurance for birth control. >> it says the federal government doesn't have the power it force religious organizations to pay for things that that organization thinks is wrong. >> the president says he remains committed to providing all american women equal access to healthcare coverage. the policy is already a law in 28 states. >>> on the healthwatch now, fewer teens are becoming moms. the teen pregnancy rate has dropped it its lowest level in at least 30 years according to a new study. researchers found in 2008 about 6.7% of 15 to 19-year-old girls

of steve jobs. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. we could be talking about record-setting temperatures later in the week. now we have changes in the form of clouds and showers coming back. for the south bay tomorrow, temperatures in the 50s to near 60 degrees. also for the peninsula, chance of showers. d

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the documents also reveal steve jobs' high school gpa was 2.65. the fbi interviewed his friends, family, and co-workers. while many praised his intellect, not all of it was flattering. one agent wrote, "several individuals questioned mr. jobs' honesty, "stating that jobs will twist the truth and distort reality to achieve his goals." jobs did go on to serve on the council. he died last october of cancer at the age of 56. >>> here's proof that you never know what people are carrying in their bags at your airport. tsa agents at reagan national say a woman tried to bring a 12-inch machete and two throwing knives in her carry-on bag on to her flight to fresno, california, on wednesday. the weapons were confiscated, and the woman was given a citation. she was then allowed to continue her flight. >>> a culpeper, virginia, police officer is on routine administrative leave one day after killing a woman during a shoot-out. the officer was responding to reports of a suspicious person in a jeep when he got into the fight with the woman. at some point the offi

have to be on their toes and continue at path of steve jobs. let me move on to financial services, i imagine you are meeting with vick cram pandit and leaders of citigroup this trip is that right? >> with vick cram before he left on a far east trip. >> how is citigroup doing right now. >> i think citigroup under the leadership of vick cram is doing very well, and i think he was able to surprise the company and have the company go out of the whirlness it was in. any made more than $11 billion last year around i believe the best dives citigroup have yet to come and the coming years could come back to the previous expectations $20 billion profit. >> worried the company is spending too much money and expenses continue to outweigh revenue what do you do to rein in the expenses? >> i spoke about that with vick cram, it was convincing, in the previous period, if they were under investment in citigroup and head to invest to create growth for the company. >> as an investor, you surely want a dividend back. do you have any sense when citi will pay a divi

. >>> just ahead, another revelation into the life of steve jobs. why was the fbi digging into the late apple co-founder? >>> i'm janelle wang a group of u.s. marines is in hot water tonight for a picture they took in afghanistan. >>> and a big change for women in combat, wherehe ty can now serve. your national headlines next. o. our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> the second marine to face trial in the hazing of a bay area native has been found not guilty. today, a court martial panel found sergeant benjamin johns not guilty of wrongfully humiliating and demeaning lance corporal harry lue. the 21-year-old marine from santa clara committed suicide last april after repeat

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and second i think historically steve jobs had been resistance to a dividend. high profile, he would rather have cash on the balance sheet and possibly those two reasons are making them very meticulous about this. >> susie: but even if apple paid a dividend there within plenty of money left over. what are they going do with a hundred billion dollars in cash? >> yeah, i mean, plenty of cash. tim cook has said it several times now in the last few weeks they have plenty of cash. this he have only done small acquisition. they built up the supply chain and data centers so i do think they have plenty of cash. not all is done without-- most of it is not but they have plenty to pay -- >> after meeting today what did tim cook say about new products, as you know people are just waiting for a new version of the ipad and the iphone. what did he say about any of that? >> you know, they really never talk about new products, apple is very secretive about that. they leave that to the analysts and reporters like us. you know there were some questions about the connected tv and

he surrenders after being subdued with nonlethal force. >> an fbi file gives a look at the late steve jobswhile many praise him one person said job's enormous power caused him to distort the truth. jobs alienated a lot of people because of his ambition. the interviews were done in 1991. >>> the burger on the grill with cost you more because beef prices are going to rise as much as 10% a year for the next two years. that could be an average price go up 54-cents. the reason is the declining cattle population. >> the american bald eagle back. tonight we reveal a new threat to this bird and the critical role we play in protecting this freedom. >> reporter: alongside the u.s. military conducting test at the grounds an unlikely partner. american bald eagle which live is cross maryland are now flocking at this military base. every year the government scientist study the birds from the air tracking a surprising change from the eagle population. >> it's early on a sunday morning and we're getting in a helicopter to go count the bald eagle. >> reporter: back in 1977 only one pair of bald eagles live

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the late steve jobs when he was putting the i phone together he was saying you just can't build something like that the united states because you need you don't have in china they can put together five thousand workers overnight practically and he says those jobs are never coming back so is this basically even though of apple's got one hundred more than one hundred billion dollars in cash and if they made the phones in the united states it would add something like a hundred bucks per one thousand dollars phone it isn't can they really get away with that justifiably that they're sitting on one hundred billion in cash they don't employ anybody united states on the manufacturing side and they're trying to sell us this idea that you know intellectual property which is coming under fire itself from all the people and sup a crowd is somehow going to sustain the economy going forward to see that i think we're what we're really seeing and other people are commenting on the same thing is the hollowing out of the u.s. economy and the replacement of actually producing goods and services wi

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>> well, the legacy of steve jobs and the strength of steve jobs is that he established a company that is moving and clicking very well. clearly, i think for the next five, six quarters, this will be still the legacy of steve jobs. i think maybe two years from now, we will see what happens with the new management. >> rose: still benefitting from the decisions he put in place? >> yes, for sure. right now we are seeing the legacy of steve jobs. >> rose: there is news corp. they went th crisis in london. hacking. tell me how you reeked to that and whether you think that had a serious detrimental impact on news corp. >> >> my family goes back for many years and i met him today and meemeting more tomorrow they are not just any allies and friend, they invested, i invested in them and they invested in my -- >> rose: right. >> so clearly, and in five continents that involved so much in, you are bound to have a rotten apple, and that was excised and taken out. >> rose: are you sure. >> for sure that is what murdoch and james murdoch told me and would like to put them behind them. remember ruper

it gives us new insights into apple founder steve jobs. ss the board, people thought he was a genius. people thought he could be stubborn and demandingment one worker at apple computer called jobs a deceptive individual who is not completely forthright and honest. another colleague defended jobs, saying he was a man of high moral character and integrity. but multiple friends and associates warned he could be abrasive and had a tendency to distort reality in order to achieve his goals. the comments come from a 191-page file the fbi compiled in 1991. agents were conducting a background check after president george h.w. bush appointed jobs to the president's export council. the two dozen plus people interviewed universally said jobs, while not perfect, was a worthy presidential adviser. but one co-worker sin cli noted honesty and integrity are not required qualities to hold the position. there were troubles in his personal life. one colleague said jobs mistreated a daughter he had out of wedlock by failing to support her. but added recently he