steve jobs is not a gun money but what drove him? >>> he was #focus on monday so even before he was a multimillionaire he had a weird relationship with money he liked a little bit but i didn't want to be an ostentatious person that was all about money. for assembly lived in a relatively humble home by procter standards and if it would seem walking around the neighborhood with no body guard in the car was parked in the driveway and someone. unusual for someone and his stature. he is in many ways an artist to the great artists most of them did not paint or to not paid for money to paint to create their part and that's how he was he wanted to create beautiful things and he wanted to win his three competitive and he was a savvy businessman bugbane savvy about this this was about beating this not of the competition with great products not about making more money >>> the restaurant and here is the place for they had hung out and almost sounds like the safest place to hang out because it is ditch your talking to somebody you can't buy the b

if you copy every thing he did does not mean you'll become a steve jobs. but having said that the time and time again said experts said that apple would die. they thought the apple store would be a failure. the iphone, and the mackintosh mackintosh i-everything. steve constantly showed them they were wrong. i lessoned a very valuable lesson. these experts, analysts, great powerful people at large publications, there is a reason probably writing about history as opposed to making history, if you know what i mean. that's the lesson there. as far as customers, the apple concept of the apple research was steve jobs left hemisphere communicating with his right hemisphere. when i was there, there was no such thing as a focus group. we didn't ask commerce what do you want? if you think about t customers can tell you they want better versions of what they already have. better, faster, cheaper apple 2, bigger, faster, cheaper apple 2. go back to the genesis of apple, this is key for most silicon valley, two guys in a garage two gals in a garage, a guy and a gal in t

. >> you survived two tours of duty ies to steve jobs. >> my claim to fame. then came back a few years later. and then you track a history and lessons learned from steve that are incredibly impactful and postally as we reflect on steve jobs' life. you came off with 12 things you learned. >> i hope you're not wanting me to repeat all 12. >> two this stick in my mind. don't listen to experts. they often don't listen to customers. those are leadership lessons. >> first of all, a caveat, steve jobs is a very difficult person to emulate. if you copy every thing he did does not mean you'll become a steve jobs. but having said that the time and time again said experts said that apple would die. they thought the apple store would be a failure. the iphone, and the mackintosh mackintosh i-everything. steve constantly showed them they were wrong. i lessoned a very valuable lesson. these experts, analysts, great powerful people at large publications, there is a reason probably writing about history as opposed to making history, if you know what i mean. that's the lesson t

we are going to produce more a small the -- more esmeraldas and steve jobs. we look forward to working with you in the summer. >> thank you. before we move on, i want to recognize supervisors got wiener -- supervisor scott and wiener. it means a lot to have you here. next i am going to invite our next guest, who is a true champion for youth programs in san francisco. mayor edwin lee recently challenged businesses to offer jobs and internships to use during the summer. he and values high quality program faor all youth. please welcome the mayor of san francisco, and will leave. >> thank you. -- edwin lee. >> thank you theory of summer does matter. now the whole state is going to work with you. i want to register our city, a strong desire to work with you, opportunities all over the state, and it begins at home with our business community. we announce an exciting opportunity to create summer jobs. to make sure we use the summer and not allow it to be just an idle time, but you know already, because i think you are here with the knowledge that it is not just summ

. >> footage of steve jobs. live from bloomberg west a look at that story. >> 7 on your side is taking your consumer questions through his facebook and twitter pages and will answer them here live a little later, you can contact michael on twitter and facebook.com/michael finney abc 7. >>> checking healthy living news researchers behind a new device that could head off paralysis in paishis -- patients with spinal cord injuries thchl story does include graphic images. frank walk was occasional pain two decades after a car accident but now, he's hoping to change lives of patients with spinal cord injuries and perhaps prevent paralysis. >> it turns out spinal cord if you can spare just 10% of the spinal cord, you don't have to spare 50% a little bit, 10%, the spinal cord will rewire, and find that healthy tissue sending signals through the scar. >> the solution is this scaffold designed to be implanted within days after trauma shown in this animation. he says the scaffold acts line a bridge theoretically allowing t

creators like bob dylan and pablo picasso and steve jobs. at first glance it is not clear what is special. give them an iq test and they will look pretty normal. often not smarter than the rest of this and a battery of personality tests and it is not quite clear what makes them unique because they are pretty standard personalities. little more open to experience but that is about it. i would argue really what the find these productive creators, these people we are also jealous of is they are greedier than the rest of us. more persistent and more stubborn. they simply refuse to quit. i am reminded of j k rowing and suffered 12 rejections from publishers but kept on writing about this with your in coffee shops while her little baby daughter napped. that to me defines grit. the best way to explain is a story about supermarket cashiers. in the early 1980s paul said it decided to figure out which cashiers in a supermarket in a variety of supermarket chains, which cashiers were the fastest so came up with a simple test that the ten minutes to comp

ya para terminar, les cuento que una exhiccion tecnologia del co- fundador de la empresa apple steve jobsla institucion smithsonian estara ofreciendo dicha actividad desde el once de mayo hasta el 13 de julio en el centro ripley del smithsonian... la exhibicion incluira computadoras mac del aÑo 1985, ipods, entre otros artefactos... jobs murio el aÑo pasado por complicaciones tras sufrir cancer al pancreas... aision

i do not think -- steve jobs working in his career came up with stuff. i did not know that steve jobs was working in that group on the computer. we want to have space for that. we need space for innovation, it is a constant challenge. the power of the conventional is so overwhelming and the convergence is so powerful that to try to innovate is exhausting in government. let me tell you. in spite of that, i am ready for several more years of innovation. i hope you are. i hope california is. [laughter] [applause] >> for this next question, let's pretend that president obama is sitting in this chair. but pretend this is a private room -- let's pretend this is a private room. we need everyone out there to be quiet. if you were here along with the president, what are the two things you would tell him you need to make your state more competitive or all states more competitive? >> i think and i am an unabashed supporter of the president. i do not think all his policies are perfect but he has done a remarkable job of coming into an almost impossible situation in

. -- ove>> the smithsonian is remembering steve jobs in an exhibit. it features the technology patented that he created including an apple macintosh computer and an ipod. the exhibit is about patents and trademarks and steve jobs will be on display. it will be at the ripley center near the smithsonian castle. >> he is a big debtor for the nationals although he is only 19 years old. bryce haprer - harper took some time to take some slow pitches by the washington monument. he already has some impressive numbers. >> nice >> coming up tonight, the lowdown on how to save box of the gas pump. we will tell you which destines give you the best bargains tonight at 5:00. >> sign up for a chance to win one of our facebook contests. you could win a new ford fiesta. i go to wjla.com/free car and follow the directions. we had a first finalist yesterday and will pick another one at 5:00 this week. we will pick one lucky winner from the final 15 next month and a good luck. i hope it has air-conditioning because of what we will be dealing with the next couple of days.

and some newly released video of the late steve jobs.k at this. 1985 footage of the apple co- founder. the video is set to the tune of ghostbusters and it was aiming at big blue, apple's biggest competitor at the time. here's another video of steve jobs at his 30th birthday. he no idea there would be so much interest when they started posting the videos of steve jobs. back to you. >> thank you. >> in know when they did the ghostbusters spoof they got there were the coolest people in the world. >> time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. we have adam caskey here. good morning. >> it's a great thursday morning. it is gusty out there. it will be gusty today. let's look at annapolis first the severn river into the bay. you can see the edge of the cloud decks in the distance. currently 64 degrees at the naval academy -- 54. bright sunshine today. we got some rain yesterday 0.85 inches into pennsylvania. three-quarters of an inch in arlington. temperatures in the low to mid 50's at this time. the wind is picking up a little. clocking gu

steve jobs, smart guy.long way into the future. >>> sus, "news4 today" continues right -- stay with us, "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> a day of violence in afghanistan following president obama's surprise visit to the country. >>> you may notice an increased police presence this morning if you ride metro. why the agency is stepping up security. >>> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this wednesday, may 2, 2012. we're going to take a live look outside, 4:59. 66 degrees out there. a nice warm start. and we had a beautiful summer-like day after all the rain fell in the morning. >> sat out by the pool yesterday. >> you sat out by the pool? >> the pool at my apartment. it was covered, but i sat out there anyway. >> way to rub it in. >> it was warm enough is t

bring up steve jobs. steve jobs was on the board of the gap.red after a couple of tough years and drexler still is on the board of apple and actually credited -- >> interesting. >> yeah. >> before we get to the whole facebook story here's a clip from j.crew and the moan who dressed america. >> when he was fired this source of inspiration came with it. 1904, worn by some guy named -- now it's going to be worn by your customers. >> yeah. we hope, for sure. yeah. when it comes to shirt design or pattern design, the archives vintage old is always new if it's right and if it's edited together, but these books ar priceless. they're xroid marry. extraordinary. the thomas mason for j.crew collection is a mix of j.crew fit with classic shirt fabrics. which drexler says are among the finest in the world. >> and can you catch j.crew and the man who dressed america tonight at 10:00 eastern and pacific time. david, looks like another good one. before you go, let's talk about-doctor. >> sure. >> -- facebook. a lot of people feel like they saw this coming. is

the club where steve jobs convinced the laws to launch apple. and they brought their early prototypes of the first apple computer to the computer clean up and slice slice -- when 2k078s to i think they do the same thing at the accelerated pace. one of the lessons one gets when you're trying to figure out why do some entrepreneurs what's the secret sauce successful ones. what separates them from the less innovative ones. one of my favorite studies of down by martin the issuologist at price ton. he tracked graduates who had gone on to start their own companies. what he found with the entrepreneurs the entropic social nesh. a diverse group of friends. if they were a dpiewter programmer, do they hang out with other computer programmers who went to stanford. they made time to spend time with microbiologist who came from somewhere else. lek trail engineers -- used different acronyms. those with entropic diverse networks were three times were innovative than those with predictable networks. how much money they made from the patents. one things they do

. >> we create one more steve jobs. we need a million more steve jobs. but if we create one more, we have to ask ourselves is one more good for the middle class or not good for the middle class? >> reporter: a lot of people want to know what happened to the middle class in this country. how can we argue that the 1% should get richer when we have a middle class that is so hurting? >> i don't think we should -- i don't think it's the right characterization to say that the 1% should get richer. i think that we ought to be very careful about reducing the incentives for successful risk-taking. >> reporter: a new poll number out on his side. americans were asked if they think we benefit in the country from having a rich class. 63% said they do think america benefits from the rich. 34% say we do not. those poll numbers are unchanged from 30 years ago. even with all of the outrage today over the 99% of the country and the 1%. so, are americans really okay with the ultrarich? we asked conard if he was. when you see the 1% getting wealthier, does it bother you? >>

smithsonian will salute steve jobs in an exhibition opening next week in washington, d.c.led patents and trademarks of streef jobs. jobs passed away last year of complications from cancer, he held 300 high-tech patents. >> stay with us. back in a moment. os >>> be with us hoont tonight at 6:00 fofr our live team coverage for the live protests and we'll take you there. the document that offers san francisco's strategy to remove sheriff ross mirkarimi from office. plus... >> i said you broke my water pipe. he said that is your problem. >> from michael finney the project that is soaking some bay area residents to the tune of thousands of dollars but help maying on the way. >> world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we'll take a look at may day protestors in oakland. soon to make their way to city hall.

. >>> a film crew is shooting a new steve jobs tv movie and will soon film in the south bay. it will film at the house where he grew up and in the garage where he founded apple. his stepmother still lives in the house. it will star ashton kutcher as steve jobs. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 president obama wraps the nato summit with a strategy for afghanistan. and one company that owns movie theaters has a new owner on the other side of the globe. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the bay area is home to one of the best, which city ranched in the -- ranked in the top 10 for bike friendly streets. >>> bicycling magazine ranked san francisco at the number one city for biking. they credit them for adding bike lanes, parking corrals and traffic signals. >>> mark is here now with sports. giantsp have theirish -- giants have their issues. >> yeah. giant management can talk all they want about nice pitching. you know what i miss? the 3-run home runner. how about more of those and that is what they get in the first inning. 3-r

. >> steve jobs is going to possibly ab warded for his -- ab be awarded for his work.ll tell you how. >>> "good morning maryland" continues in a second. back in a bit. 3q take the gamble out of stain removal. introducing resolve all-stains! the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash. trust resolve. forget stains. >>> steve jobs will be inducted in the inventors' hall of fame today in virginia. he died of cancer last october. >>> cinco de mayo is starting early today. vice president joe biden and his wife are hosting a cinco de mayo breakfast at the naval observetory. >>> we told you about the famous painting scream is going on the auction block. and now bookie say this thing could fetch $200 million that is higher than the estimated that we reported yesterday. they say that 80 million. there are four existing versions of originals of the scream. >>> more than 13,000 people cross it every day. we're talking about a bridge in cleveland. >> the fbi said

the club where steve jobs convinced lots of apple.ut the early prototypes and solicited advice from all sorts of people. that is great for creativity. when it comes to the stance of incubators at the same thing, just at an accelerated pace. one of the lessons when you're trying to figure out why some of troubadours, their secret sauce, was separates them. one of my favorite subjects, the sociologist at princeton. he tracks 766 graduates who had gone on to start their own companies in silicon valley. and what he found is that those entrepreneurs with whom he calls an tropics social network, so a diversity of friends. if they were a computer programmer, they hang out with other computer programmers. they make time to spend time with metro biologists somewhere else. people from all sorts of backgrounds and spoke different languages, use different acronyms. those with and tropicana diverse social networks were three times more innovative than those with predictable social networks. he measured innovation in terms of the number of patterns

cook also talked about his predecessor, apple co-founder steve jobs. st year from pancreatic cancer. this is how cook responded when asked if he considers himself a visionary like jobs. >> steve was a genius and visionary and, you know, i've never really viewed that my role was to replace him. i think he's an irreplaceable person that -- steve was an original, and i don't think there's another one of those being made. >> dan simon is joining us from california where the conference is being held. dan, you were at the event. cook, he talked about the last advice that jobs gave him before he died. can you share it? >> reporter: yeah. first of all, this is the first time that tim cook has spoken out publicly at a forum like this taking questions from both journalists and executives, and there was a lot of talk about steve jobs last night, and he talked about when he actually met with steve jobs shortly before his death, and one of the things that steve jobs told him is that don't try to be like him, don't have employees ask what would steve do? he said stev

the clean lines and modernist aesthetic has influenced everyone from steve jobs to ikea. we have been to a major new exhibition in london. >> ♪ it was a marriage of form and function, art and technology. no wonder steve jobs loved it. the bauhaus school was founded in the wake of world war i. it was about bringing together fine arts with furniture design, architecture, even theater. all for the common purpose of creating a modern utopian society. ♪ it was about producing height and design for manufacturing in the mass-market. that included toys, such as these puppets. clay unleashed creativity. >> it was a group of people living and working together. they were raising families there. other artists made toys. sometimes for their children, sometimes for manufacturers. the idea of clay and influence of credit ideas of children went into the classroom -- creative ideas of children with into the classroom. >> look at this chair. he got the idea from looking at his bicycle frame. unfortunately, he was somewhat ahead of his time because german manufacturers found his design idea

. >> and it will be in the smithsonian and it will show off steve jobs' work and how he'll be honoredtoday. >>> 190 feet above ground and how the firefighters were able to get these guys down from this monument. >>> there's a live look. >> that is the philippines. it looks nice. >> warm thoughts. >> warm thoughts on this wednesday morning. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> man arrested while dressed as frosty the snowman during a parade has been arrested again. he was yelling profanities at the sidewalk at police in no he was dressed as frosty and allegedly kicked a police dog. >>> a person was hit and killed by a marked train in rosedale. it happened just before 7:30 where shave

you think he looks like steve jobs? not here.> if you're leaving the house, take us with us. we'll be on your desktop or mobile phone, go to wacnn.com/t. >>> i'm going to smack myself. i had one opportunity to see "the avengeravengers" and every else did. "the avengers" continuing to prove their powers at the box office. you got to see these numbers, they are quite remarkable, topping $1 billion on sunday. the superhero blockbuster was number one with moviegoers for the second straight weekend. disney unsurprisingly says there will be a sequel. >> this is a meteoric rise they had. we had other million-dollar movies but they got there really fast. >>> a first look at ashton kutcher as steve jobs. he's playing jobs in an biopic and looks just like him. tmz posted the photos taken on a movie set in los angeles. it is tentatively titled "jobs, get inspired." >> many people will see that who have bought the book it will be a big movie. >>> on "snl" the burning question about "time" magazine's famous breast feeding cover, take a look.

. >>> and tim cook, and steve jobs. what he learned from the former co-founder. >>> and the truck that wasn't supposed to be there. >>> and plenty of warm to hot weather across the east bay and south bay. we had 87 in walnut creek. 86 in pleasanton. gets warmer on thursday. close to 80 by the noon hour. we'll tell you when the temperatures will cool and when the allergy forecast will get better. >>> a deadly shooting spree today in seattle. a gruesome scene but just one suspect. authorities in seattle said a gunman shot and killed four people before he then turned the gun on himself as police moved in. the suspect is, tonight, listed in critical condition. police say he opened fire on three people inside a cafe this afternoon. and then, shot another woman during a carjacking five miles from that very cafe. >> our detectives feel confident in saying this suspect is the same suspect who committed the terrible crime up at 59th and roosevelt. and also committed the crime at 8th and seneca. at this time, we feel pretty confi

. >>> next, the local twist in a movie on the early days of apple co-founder steve jobs. >>> dramatic rescue at niagara falls. how this man ended up being swept over the edge. -[ sneezes ] -what are you waiting for? -my allergy medicine to work. -allegra is fast. [ female announcer ] only allegra combines fast, non-drowsy, 24-hour relief. -gotta go. - [ female announcer ] allegra. fast and non-drowsy relief. >>> good morning. 5:23. both bay area teams won yesterday mortar for giants' fans it took the giants 14 -- innings to beat brewers 4-3 and they play again in milwaukee at 5:10. a's beat the ang jets -- angels 2-1. >>> hollywood is coming to los altos to film part of a movie on the live of steve jobs. they will shoot in the house and garage of the home where the co-founder grew up. garage is where jobs and his friend steve wozniak created what would grow to be the world's most valuable company starting with a small computer. filming begins next month the movie due out this fall, ashton kutcher will play steve jobs. >>> a man to tried to commit suicide by phraoupblging overnight agr

he became friends with steve jobs.d in cheryl sandberg, one of the top executives in silicon valley, for sure. and so he is surrounding himself with great people, he's a learn-it-all, he's pushing himself to be a better leader. and because of that, and because of his intuition around social networking and his product, i think he could be the type of founder and ceo that goes 20, 30 years. >> hey, bill, steve weise again. too much, in my view, is made of where the initial investors get in. wouldn't you say it's fair that the valuation at a $1.11 a share, which is what backing into, is almost a more greejous valuation, that's the way you want to look at it than what we're looking at right now at $38 a share, because it was more just a dream then than having 900 million users. >> i think it's completely irrelevant. it's like saying what did microsoft ipo person pay for that stock 30 years ago. the company has been trading in this fairly liquid secondary market and approximate and shares have been trading amongst instituti

aaron sorkin has been tapped for the steve jobs movie. was said to be some is first and only pick and no, this is not the steve jobs project starring ashton kutcher her. this one will be waste on the biography from walter isaacson. >> quite a bit different. >> it is 5:51 a.m., is the risk worth the reward? worth[ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards. and racing chairs. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help our u.s. athletes give back together, every step of the way. >> sfo cloudy right now, probably delays coming out our way. houston has the possibility of showers, a few thunderstorms in denver. watch out for that. new york looking at thunderstorms as well. chicago nice and clear. >> so far so good at the bay bridge toll plaza. a slight d

job loss is just an uninning tended consequence. it is a consequence of it. >> yes, so what is nauseating, in the words of cory booker unfair in terms of steve your good buddy -- >> who did the op-ed today that said the president is correct in saying that bain is fair became. and the first job at bain is to create a profit. when he went to massachusetts and turned massachusetts 47 out of 50. do we want to be 47th out of 50 count thinks in the world in job creation? >> no. >> the problem with the bain attack is those jobs were let go two years after romney left bain. so the guy that actually was there when those cuts were made wasn't even running it -- it's just like rick snyder does something this fall and blames you for it two years after you left. >> i got to break for time. it's just the job description of somebody who runs a private equity firm is not to create jobs. but hang on, after the break, duf is going to tell us why all of the smart money in california is going to go to mitt romney, and christine is going to correct him. direct line to jennifer granholm. >>our goal is to bring you behind the scenes with access to stories that you

. >> you played steve jobs in a cult classic. did steve jobs have an influence on you as well?ve jobs stories to share. >> i only have one. which is i got to meet him after the movie aired. he called me up and asked me to impersonate him at a convention and i did. and it was a perfect sense of his style. he could have totally disavowed the movie and said he didn't like it and he didn't like it. [ laughter ] >> but if he brought me in as his own, he would benefit more from it. but he took me to dinner with his design team. and that was very cool. >> now i want t check in with eliot spitzer. you're not going to outguess me tonight, governor. >> you are right. tough competition tonight. we are going to be talking the ott of austerity. what happens, voters do not like the austerity of the far-right politicians and hopefully that will transplait into better economic policies as well. plus james fallows giving us commentary about 2012 and economic issues from around the world. >> governor sounds like a really great show. bernie sanders is always entertaining. everybody should be watc

sure it was written by steve jobs but it has nothing to do with apple. >>> who wants to make sure anyes paid by pg & e for the san bruno disaster would go to helping certain people. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios another chance to buy more steve jobs memorabilia. sotherby's are getting another chance to buy a memo where steve jobs was talking about how to improve the atari game console. the sale begins on june 15th. >>>petaluma police are trying to find the owner of this safe. they said he was a heavy set white man driving a chevy blazer. >>> at the california public utilities commission finds pacific gas and electric for the san bruno pipeline disaster that money could go back to pg & e to be used for pipeline rebuilding. at least that's a new bill introduced. pg & e will be fined million that would go into the general fund. >> to me it's important that the rate payers, the people who are within the pg & e service area should be the ones who bene