i think it is a think that steve jobs had a certain charisma and a certain way. of articulating the case his position i think if you was here to defend himself i think that the government's case would be a lot weaker now this is of course not being tried in front of a jury it's being tried in front of a judge you know another technocrat within the system so i'm not sure how much jobs would be able to influence the judge but i think at least in the p.r. campaign there's no question in my mind that if jobs was defending himself he would be scoring some major victories it's really hard for people to talk for jobs and it's hard for anybody to kind of project the kind of charisma and confidence and knowledge of the jobs that he was certainly one of a kind and we've also seen other antitrust suit against ted giants most notably microsoft their primary charging that microsoft had coerced consumers of its operating system which was windows and to using their bundled web browser internet explorer now this is where both in the united states and abroad you know what were th

has been criticized has not innovating since the untimely death of steve jobs the company has faced a full bloom of complaints only today the company denied a press reports that it sharing sensitive customer information with the f.b.i. and n.s.a. apple also went to trial on monday as part of an antitrust suit the justice department brought against them last year under the sherman antitrust act the suit named apple among with five other publishers who already settled with the government and alleges that they engaged in an e-book price fixing scheme and i had a chance to talk with ron brock of the iran institute earlier and i asked him about the merits of the sherman act pacifically whether or not the justice department is out of balance in this case and here's what he had to say. yes i do think through out about it because i think the law is inherently you know it's not just unconstitutional you know that's against the supreme court has decided is i disagree with them but it's all the true that is no matter what a business does it lands of violating the sherman antitrust act if prices

street have the worst day of the year and the walls, exclusive the man that co-founded apple with steve jobs, his interview tonight on a segway, a machine that nearly killed me once. we'll get around to talking about why. i want him to talk about the new upcoming jobs movie. >> nobody wants to buy a computer, nobody. >> how did somebody know what they want if they have never even seen it? >> also, government snooping taking us back to the days of the cold war soviet union. >> i want to begin on the tragic death of james gandolfini yesterday. we're learning more about the moments of his family found him in his hotel room last night. dan is live in rome with more. dan, what is the latest? >> reporter: well, we've been piecing together the tragic final minutes of james gandolfini's life. we know that he arrived at the hospital at 10:40 p.m. having been rushed in found collapsed in his hotel room in a five-star hotel here in central rome. we know he was traveling with his 13-year-old son. there are some reports suggesting it was the son that found him collapsed in the room alerted hotel staff. w

we have a headline from the apple conference, they ade fun of steve jobs. do you believe that? impact of all of those scandals, the rasmussen polls shows trust coming way down. but the money story is a stock market decline. "varney & company" is about to begin. >> we'll get to the market in a moment. fresh out of the box, the scandal update. the irs still embroiled in targeting conservatives. it's reportedly ordering some high-tech surveillance equipment. coffee table cameras. potted plant cameras among the items. and why does the irs need those things? to police obamacare he asks. senator rand paul is leading the privacy movement and had to to say in an op ed in the journal titled big brother is watching us. what is objectionable is a system in which government has unlimited and privileged access to the details of our private affairs and citizens are simply supposed to trust there won't be any abuse of power. this is an absurd expectation. rand paul emerging as a leader. and george orwell's 1984 the book. it celebrated its 60th anniversary on friday and shot up on the amazon b

they're using bravado to back up steve jobs' innovation.t's innovative within a vacuum of geeks, editors, the people who are going to spend a lot of money for a computer, not the mass appeal product like an iphone or ipad. >> rocco, thank you so much. coming up, will president obama really take any heat over these classified leaks? our politics lead is next. plus a budget movie by today's standards takes home box office gold. does the director of "the purge" know something hollywood does not know? we had never used a contractor before and didn't know where to start. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can trust what you're reading. angie's list is like having thousands of close neighbors where i can go ask for personal recommendations. that's the idea. before you have any work done, check angie's list. from roofers to plumbers to dentists and more, angie's list -- reviews you can trust. i love you, angie. sorry, ho

with "the new york times," the unfail league modest kanye west feels he'll have the same impact as steve jobsst saying, quote, i am undoubtedly, you know, steve of the internet, downtown, fashion, culture, period. i think after that he said, and i'm the king of the world at the same time. >> in his own world. >> in his own world. kanye west always quotable. >> what did steve jobs ever do? >> i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> in "the new york times," u.s. offers conditional support for police monitor in stop and frisk case. the justice department plans to ask a federal judge for oversight of the nypd if its controversial stop and frisk policy is ruled unconstitutional. >>> and on the australian site, news.com.au, emily harris uses unicorn passfort get through turkish cust poms the mother of a 9-year-old welsh girl mistakenly handing girls in turkey a stuffed animal's passport instead of her daughter's. despite it containing a photo of a unicorn, the passport got stamped. the family was sent on its way. yeah, that happened. >>> topp

you believe what about steve jobs? >> steve jobs had pancreatic cancer.th centers tense. he actually had a neural endocrine surgery if done early. he waited. he got acupuncture. it cost him his life. >> isn't it dangerous to say, if you don't treat, what might or might not have been the consequence of his disease. did you treat steve jobs? >> what? >> isn't it dangerous to say what he might do if you didn't treat him with respect to his survive ability? >> what you do know about steve jobs? you know he had a neuroendocrine tumor. they have a 95% chance of survival with early surgery. he know he significantly delayed his surgery. i think that adds up to the fact that he put himself at unnecessary risk by choosing an alternative course. >> so for steve jobs or anybody else, the most important thing to do if you have cancer is go immediately to -- >> to someone who has expertise in treating the disease and not try to treat yourself. >> the name of the book is "do you believe in magic, the sense and nonsense of alternative medicine." it was very fascinating t

was released today. >> the film stars ashton kucher as steve jobs. ozny yakima has criticized the film, saying it was not truthful of what happened. it was scheduled to be released this past april, you about will be released in august >> paula dean's apology for using the n word. >> >> in news of the world, this incredible rescue. >> >> nascar nation is here with many ways to watch the race in the grand stands to your own grand stand. >> reminder, you can get ktvu news to go. download the app, click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device. . >>> paula deen lost her job on the food network an hour after apologizing for using the n word. >> i'm here to say i was so sorry. i was wrong and i worked hard and i have made mistakes, but that is no excuse. >> deen admitted to using racial slurs in the past during a deposition for a discrimination lawsuit by a former employee. the food network announced they will not renew her contract, which expires at the end of the mon. she has been on the food network since 2002. >> ra

on what steve jobs is doing with the company.s does not hurt or help that. wwe're waiting for the announcement of the new phones, we are waiting for announnement of whatever the other device they have been hinting at for a while will be. telling a we can step out and move fooward or not. cheryl: we were thinking we might get an updated iphone 5 today, and/or version of the ipad. if and when? >> apple lives increasingly in a fourth-quarter market their time to announce is not giving the competitors a lot of time for what the product is. august or later for the bigger announcements. any refresh on the ipad and ideally the iphone unless they are pushed to an earlier refresh. the possibility that could be something in between the wearable device may be that opportunity but for the most part expected much later in the year. cheryl: we expected the steve jobs watch out for ever. he's in the first quarter for new products. is that something you feel after the announcement today? >> yeah. i would expect early next year. august, september

. >> itunes radio, an admission who steve jobs said people want to own their music, he was wrong and apple recognizes accessing streaming music via android and other devices is a threat to itunes and more broadly to the apple ecosystem? >> yes, tyler, but apple would also say, even steve jobs could change his mind. >> that was a quick answer. thank you. >>> more changes today at another tech giant, at&t is extending the length of customer contracts for wireless subscribers before they're able to earn a fully subsidized new phone. it moves from 20 months to 24 months. at&t is adding a walkie-talkie like push to talk feature for all of its iphone customers. >>> giant has won a bidding war with facebook. paying for an israeli navigation app. finding ways to drive around traffic jams, construction sites and other road hazards discuss intel is branching out, the company is reportedly in talks with media giants to lock up content deals for a new tv service it expects to release by the end of this year. >> it's designed to replace your cable box. several companies are said to have already r

was released today. >> the film stars ashton kucher as steve jobs. ozny yakima has criticized the film, saying it was not truthful of what happened. it was scheduled to be released this past april, you about will be released in august >> paula dean's apology for using the n word. >> >> in news of the world, this incredible rescue. >> >> nascar nation is here with many ways to watch the race in the grand stands to your own grand stand. >> reminder, you can get ktvu >>> paula deen lost her job on the food network an hour after apologizing for using the n word. >> i'm here to say i was so sorry. i was wrong and i worked hard and i have made mistakes, but that is no excuse. >> deen admitted to using racial slurs in the past during a deposition for a discrimination lawsuit by a former employee. the food network announced they will not renew her contract, which expires at the end of the mon. she has been on the food network since 2002. >> racing fans getting ready for this year's nascar race. there could be up to 100 thousand people there on sunday. debra

steve jobs proposed a different pricing scheme. in an e-mail to rupert murdoch, it said throw in with apple and wee see if we can make a go of this to create a real mainstream ebooks market at $12.99 and $14.99. you've got it there in that sentence. you could argue if anyone fixing prices it's an amazon, taking a loss to sell a kindle. the last several weeks, we'll continue to cover it as it moves forward. back to you. >> scott, thank you very much. >>> u.s. senator, presidential candidate john mccain was in san francisco over the weekend celebrating his son's wedding. we have a couple of pictures from mccain's office. from left to right you see john's son jack mccain with his brand-new bride renee swift along with the senator and his wife cindy. that's a handsome foursome. people magazine saying the wedding held saturday at san francisco's grace cathedral with reception at the california academy of sciences. you might be wondering why san francisco? the bride is a bay area native. >> nice. that is a gorgeous shot. >>> a retirement

you believe what about steve jobs? >> steve jobs had pancreatic cancer.eatic cancer they think it's a death sentence. but that wasn't his tumor. he had an endocattic tumor. he waited. he thought this was an all natural thing to do and it ultimately cost him his life. >> but with respect to you, sir, isn't it dangerous to say if you never treated a person what might or might not be the consequence of this disease? >> i don't understand -- >> in other words, did you treat steve jobs? >> no, isn't it dangerous to say what he might do when you didn't treat him with respect to survivabili survivability? >> you're, you know he it a neuroendocrine tumor. you know he suggestly delayed his surgery. you know those things. i think that adds up to the fact that he put himself at unnecessary risk by using an alternative course. >> so for steve jobs or anybody else, the most important thing to do when you have cancer is to go immediately to? >> someone who has expertise in treating the disease and not try to treat yourself off the internet. >> the name of the book is c

melissa: saw in case you're wondering who the next steve jobs is, it's tiny west.r actually sa in an interview ," i am undoubtey, you kw, steve of internet downtown, fashion, culture byline job. i'm not even sure what that meant. somehow peopleot out of that that he is steve jobs. tennessee even come up with this stuff? >> he is -- how low he goes. and the onehing he is right about, steve jobs for all is brilliance some people thought that he was a jerk. no he's showing that he is an incredible jerk. >> areard and st rule, if you have anything to do with the kaashian, i'd want to know you. >> accounted. the new york times interview. he uses the word, and i was like 34 times in this interview. the new york times uses six times. melissa: we ha to go. ♪ >> in the '50s,@ ere was a new sound. >> @♪ wake up, litt sus @ ♪ wake up @ >> it had rhythms and lyrics that spoke to us. >> @♪ maybellene ♪ why can't you be true @ >> and all across america, radio statio gave us the latest hits. >> @♪ well, you can rock it,@ you caroll it ♪ ♪ do the stop and even n strollt at the hop

everybody is suggesting tim cook can't fill shoes of steve jobs. when you have the founder of a company or real mastermind behind it who will move down, that has to affect the stock price, right? >> that is definitely always the case when you build a company around a single individual or small group of individuals and those individuals either remove themselves from the company, pass away, or. disengage from the company in same shape or form. you will have question how deep is the bench. what is the transition plan and how long will that air pocket or that bit of turbulence really be affecting the company's ability to execute the next set of plans that get laid out? not only longer term vision but short term execution that gets brought into question here. with the transition obviously over the scandal, over the last three months, you know, really looking into whether or not this company has not only the ability to short term execute but to re-establish a long-term vision for the company. >> i do want to point out real quick, viewers seeing it on the

and he fired steve jobs i didn't know about it and i never asked about it and that's been i regret that i have been asked about this and i regret to this moment but you know there's never been the perfect interview you can't you can't have it all i missed what about government officials especially during the bush administration do you think that journalists did their job to hold those people who committed crimes accountable. by committing crimes the violation of the geneva conventions you know people war based on false pretenses but there was no it was a question of you mean about iraq turns you know that he was personally going out enough. i think i think good journalists all you can do is all you can do i think bush left office with a low popularity rating the war in iraq turned to people turned against him people would say now but with the american public general he did not favor but war. they were told no weapons of mass destruction a lot of people sold their weapons of mass destruction democrats republicans said. colin powell who. more than most of them are for more than most

would look like from the photo in this is barack obama in february twentieth eleven meeting with steve jobs to his left mark zuckerberg of facebook to his right then you see the c.e.o. of twitter the c.e.o. of yahoo cross the table as the google c.e.o. eric schmidt larry ellison and the president of stanford university the last supper you know it's an undertaker's convention it's the moment when barack obama complicit league bed with these guys you run prism essentially that's the moment i mean look at that dinner look at that image this is when barack obama so actually took the constitution and wiped his butt with it and it's the moment of supreme treasonous action by the president eyes states america is dead seventeen seventy six to prison thank you kill the country. some u.s. intelligence officials are allegedly making no secret of the fact that they want the n.s.a. whistleblower to disappear make sure you log on to our com to read all about it. also while you're there we can leagues of founder julian assange praises snowden is a whistle blowing as this is saying the n.s.a. leaks confirm

and he fired steve jobs i didn't know that and i never asked about it and that's something i regret i have been asked about this and i regret to this moment but you know there's never been the perfect interview you can't you can't have it all i missed what about government officials especially during the bush administration do you think that journalists did their job to hold those people who committed crimes accountable. by committing crimes the violation of the geneva conventions you know people war based on false pretenses but there was no it was a question of you mean about iraq things you think it was person going out enough. i think i think good journalist or you could do is all you can do i think bush left office with a low popularity rating the war in iraq turned people turned against him people would say now but with the american public generally did not favor but war. they were told no weapons of mass destruction a lot of people saw the weapons of mass destruction democrats republicans said. colin powell who i admire more than most of them are for more than most i think he'

no one can touch apple, the great steve jobs, give me a break.actually helping the people, helping the citizens, helping the consumers, making sure there's a level playing field, people want to use apple product versus the barnes and noble notes or the amazon kindle, that everyone is on a level playing field. let me tell you this case is being argued in new york city, a former prosecutor of the department of justice and let's just say when i'm there with my criminal defendants she is always on the side of the prosecutor, always on the side of the government. i would think she will be true to her origins and will be on the side of the government here as well. and when you let -- libby point something else. and i am right. stuart: amazon came out with e-books. it was apple that came along later and provided competition for amazon. they level the playing field. >> they provide the competition in a way that had a level playing field or did they go to the five biggest publishers, harpercollins, simon and schuster and cut a deal that elevated the price

melissa: saw in case you're wondering who the next steve jobs is, it's tiny west.per actually said in an interview ," i am undoubtedly, you know, steve of internet downtown, fashion, culture byline job. i'm not even sure what that meant. somehow people got out of that that he is steve jobs. tennessee even come up with this stuff? >> he is -- how low he goes. and the one thing he is right about, steve jobs for all is brilliance some people thought that he was a jerk. now he's showing that he is an incredible jerk. >> are hard and fast rule, if you have anything to do with the kardashian, i'd want to know you. >> accounted. the new york times interview. he uses the word, and i was like 34 times in this interview. the new york times uses six times. melissa: we have to go. that's all the "money" we have. we will see you back here tomorrow. here's "the willis report." ♪ gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" crux steal your personal health information. tonight we will show you how easy it is only had into the system ourselves. >> also,

steve jobs proposed a different pricing scheme. throw in with apple and see if we can all make a go of this to create a real mainstream e books market at $12.99 and $14.99. apple's current ceo told the wall street journal he doesn't see what all the fuss is about, considering amazon had a lock on the market at the time. why is apple fighting a case that seems doomed? none of its partners is willing to go to court with it. the company may be concerned if it settles in this case, the condition of that settlement would be for apple to change the way it determines prices on everything, on itunes and the app store. it all comes down to apple's entire business model. they got everything riding on this even if the judge herself says she thinks the company is going to lose. >> so apple really doesn't want to set that precedents. >>> 5:47. let's check back in with meteorologist, christina loren. beautiful weekend. kind of a cool start to today. >>> cooler start to the day means a cooler afternoon. jon, welcome back to you. good morning, to

. >>> steve jobs' top-selling biography getting a makeover. we'll show the new cover featuring the late apple ceo. >>> first, nelson mandela remains hospitalized in south africa this morning. the words of thanks now coming from his wife. >>> and law enforcement agencies trying to get customer data from apple. ahead, the cases investigators say they need to crack. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all bait area. this is abc 7 news. >>> good monday morning, 6:13. what a gorgeous, live picture we have here from our exploratorium camera in san francisco. looking across the bay. just a little peek of sun. that's able to break through the low clouds we have out there this morning. leyla gulen, doing double duty with weather and traffic will have the latest on when we will see the sun fully today and cool temperatures ahead coming up. >>> new this morning, san jose based orchard supply hardware is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy and getting a new owner. several media reports say lowe's home improvement agreed to buy it for $205 mill

"tim cook has a real challenge to follow in the footsteps of steve jobs. jobs created a number of new categories, from the ipod to the ipad, and tim cook is a supply chain guy, he's not a visionary." eena freed, senior editor at all things d, says the conference is laying the groudwork for larger releases this fall. "we didn't get a lot of hardware that you can actually go out and buy. the only product that is hitting shelves is an update to the macbook air, which gets longer battery life but isn't a major redesign." apple's conference runs through friday. google reporteldy is coming up the winner in a hot battle for a company called waze. waze is a popular social mapping system. it gives drivers real- time info and even alternative routes to avoid traffic tie-ups. it's reported google will pay $1.1 billion. facebook is said to have been a contender for the waze gps styem. waze gives google a solid lead in online mapping. in our cover story, at hyatt hotel's annual shareholders' meeting, employees pressed board members to add a housekeeper to the board. not

melissa: coming upon "money," what can george zimmer and steve jobs have in common? re both pushed out of the companies that they founded. but just like jobs, george zimmer may have the last laugh. it is all the word on wall street, and that is next. plus, that sound you hear is the business world's john hitting the floor. collecting a pension of $159 million. that's a pension. it has more than double the size of the competition. how did he pull this off? stick around. can you ever have to much "money"? apparently he doesn't. ♪ at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, do whever it takes to make your businesour business. od. helping the world keep promises. ♪ melissa: whether it is on wall street or main street, year isee that owns time warner cable. sure, i may be one of the most famous companies in america. that is not stopping the ceo of liberty media from reportedly wanting to acquire it. looking at options for charter communications, which he owns a b

[applause] >> eight years ago, apple cofounder steve jobs gave a well-known commencement address at the university of california, berkeley. this year, apple cofounder steve wozniak give the address. he designed apple's first computers in the 1970's. he also dropped out of school at berkeley and then returned more than a decade later and graduated at age 35. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] well, thank you. and to very much. you have really got it made in life when you can be referred to by one name like sting or something like that. the proudest moment of my life, i get asked all the time. i think that two pictures i have seen and my diploma, it was my graduation day rate here at this campus. i have never said otherwise. my wife and i were both a little bit mathematical. i will not make a profound speech, because the ideas you get in your own head are where the real profound this comes from. my wife and i are mathematical. when we go to a hotel, we judge the room by the room number. this time i was turned to me and said, 409, it is too squared and three squared. we got a good room.

. >>> and was it a diabolical plan concocted by steve jobs?>> a hepatitis a outbreak links to berries sold at costco stores. more on the warning and what to do if you think you have been exposed. >>> today we launched our annual grant program called 21st century solutions. nonprofits can enter to win three grants adding up to $100,000. to apply go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and look for the 21st century solutions link. >>> tonight the san mateo senator calling for a new law to stop what he calls hundreds of thousands of dollars for tax breaks for strip clubs. several strip clubs are getting tax credits offering $37,000 for tax breaks for every employee brought in as long as the business is located in an economically depressed area. two receive a total of 24 tax credits to hire waitresses, door hosts and dee jays. senator jerry hill says it is clear the program is being abused by businesses who move into zones just to get the cash. >> tax consultants can comb through a company's books and get them tax credits for employees they hired a few

steve jobs was a visual thinker. 's the minds working together. >> i love that working together. well, it's great here. jobs for different thinkers. all of this means we can now look at every human being and instead of looking at probability, we can look at possibility. you have looking at the way we think about everybody, the way we educate people. >> we look at the "normal" people and the skills tend to be different. when ewe get a different -- you get a different label, and there's a lot of' different labels out there. i'm never going to be an algebra specialist. i should have been jumped to geometry, but that wasn't going to happen. the worst things the schools did was take the hands on classes out. >> well, we don't even have physical education anymore, and for the people who need to develop their muscle skills. that helps to develop the brain, by the way. thank you for saying that. what's your advice for the children with autism? >> well, we discuss in a previous segment about if they are not verbal, they need t

it was designed by a couple guys you know, steve wozniak and steve jobs. >> let's go to. >> it's going to be beautiful and it's going change the latter part of the week. a sun splashed lake tahoe. current temperatures, 57 degrees, reached that and 71 this afternoon. weather is warming up across the bay area for the first day of summer. enjoy it now because it will all change. >> and amateur astronomers, listen up >>> new government survey show americans worked less last year and did more things like watching tv. people spent 5 hours and 22 minutes on leisure activity. that is nine minute increase. that may not seem like a big jump, researchers say it shows the sluggish recovery took a toll on workers. how many people spent they did, 2 hours and 50 minutes a day watching tv. it shows people sent 2 hours and 32 minutes playing sports. more sleep than you got. >> yes, they did. >> moon may be brighter this weekend because the super monday will light up the night sky. it arrives at closest point of orbit once a month what is special, the moon's orbit will bring it closer to earth at any ti

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one of them is steve jobs. and he says this -- "i think that kanye west is going to mean something similar to what steve jobs means. i am undoubtedly, you know, steve of internet downtown fashion, culture, period. by a long jump. i honestly feel that because steve was passed, you know, it's like when biggie passed and jay-z was allowed to become jay-z." okay. anyway, here's another one. this is when he compares himself to michael jordan. he said, "justice could just be clearing a path for people to dream properly. it could be clearing a path to make it fair within the arena that i play. you know, if michael jordan can scream at the refs, me as kanye west, as the michael jordan of music, can go and say, this is wrong." >> meaning as in when he's like stood up at the grammys grabbed the -- or whatever. >> here's his thing about the taylor swift grabbing the mike incident. this is very profound. "it's only led me to awesome truth and awesomeness. beauty, truth, awesomeness. that's all it is. if anyone's reading th

the apple one was designed by college dropout steve jobs and steve wozniak in 1976. only 200 were ever produced. the machine's owner said he swapped it secondhand for nothing. >> it is the beginning. the model t ford. if yought airplane, have an iphone, you probably have a million times the computing power. it is grossly different. this has like four k memory. -- 4k memory. a very slow prop -- processor.

. >> you wrote about steve jobs in theory. he would be diagnosed with this. >> well, i read the whole business week, article on him and it said he was a weird loaner who brought snakes to his elementary school, he was constantly teased. i can relate to that. the only place i was not teased was where there was shared interest. what saved steve jobs was going to another school and getting into the local neighborhood computer club. >> how do you describe yourself? a professor or best selling author or a woman with autism? >> i've described myself first of all as professor of animal science at colorado state university. because the another problem i'm seeing is i'm seeing too many kids on the smart end of the spectrum where autism becomes a fixation. people tend to get fixated on their favorite things. i got fixated on cattle chutes. when i was young, they thought i was mentally retarded. i wanted to prove i wasn't stupid in my early 20s. when i designed some of my cattle projects, i was able to prove i wasn't stupid. i'd show off

calling steve jobs the chief ring master. and that apple had intent to launch a i-book store and it did not collude to raise prices. apple is said to not be interested in doing the same. the final decision will be made by the judge after the trial wraps up in three weeks t judge told the court, she has a draft of her decision based on the 834 documents and 50 plus depositions submitsed. she believes that they've enough direct evidence to know that apple participated in collusion, but trying to ensure the court that it does not mean the cards are stacked against them going in. >> if apple loses, it will depend on whether amazon wants to continue to drive prices lower. if apple wins, it's not clear that will change much too. it could be that amazon does not intend to drive prices. >> if apple lose, they will likely have to pay monetary damages and it could open the flood gates for lawsuits. >> well to detroit, the big three had double digit sales growth. and general motors had its best month in five years. phil has more. >> and

the government says comments from former apple ceo steve jobs helped prove their case.e publishes named in the suit have already settled. >>> a cherry stand in san jose that has been open five deck -- derek candidates i closing down. the property is being turned into condos. the owner started the business selling cherry and is brought -- proud of what it became but it's time to move on. >> we're done. after that many years. >> ama: jerry nolan will continue to grow cherries but near stockton. >> art lovers lined up to get their final look for a while at the san francisco museum of modern art. the museum shut done a few minutes ago and will remain closed for the next three years. this closing is for major construction work, including expanding the museum. when it re-opens in 2016 it will feet fur -- feature more public space. >> want to enjoy a meal with warren buffett? now is the time to pony up cash. it's part to the fundraiser for the glide organization. last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million for lunch with the 81-year-old billionaire. >>> a stadium was filled to

the government says comments from former apple ceo steve jobs helped prove their case. five publishes named in the suit have already settled. >>> a cherry stand in san jose that has been open five deck -- derek candidates i closing down. the property is being turned into condos. the owner started the business selling cherry and is brought -- proud of what it became but it's time to move on. >> we're done. after that many years. >> ama: jerry nolan will continue to grow cherries but near stockton. >> art lovers lined up to get their final look for a while at the san francisco museum of modern art. the museum shut done a few minutes ago and will remain closed for the next three years. this closing is for major construction work, including expanding the museum. when it re-opens in 2016 it will feet fur -- feature more public space. >> want to enjoy a meal with warren buffett? now is the time to pony up cash. it's part to the fundraiser for the glide organization. last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million for lunch with the 81-year-old billionaire. >>> a stadium was fille