tim cook is not as flamboyant as steve jobs.his new phone, and the $5 billion apple building officially opening as well. that building is built on a piece of land owned by hewlett—packard with piece of land owned by hewlett— packard with steve jobs piece of land owned by hewlett—packard with steve jobs had his firstjob way hewlett—packard with steve jobs had his first job way back when. the influence is still there. coming up six years since he died, in october 2011, and a few years before he died, because of his illness, he looked very unwell and it was not clear, what was wrong with him, and if it would be fatal, and the share price, apple was very volatile with real concern about who could possibly fill his shoes, who could possibly fill his shoes, who could possibly continue this company. and yet, as david has said, it is incredible to look back at how well apple has done in terms of what a big figure he was, stevejobs. apple has done in terms of what a big figure he was, steve jobsm feels like the company is out growing the

[applause] >> we are here at the steve jobs theater, at the new apple campus.he new iphone x. ss has an almost bezel-le screen, face recognition center, it has a glass back, stainless steel edges. it looks really nice. oled screen, which really makes colors pop out. you can see the time in the corner. the status bar. a bottom charger. wireless charging on the back as well. overall, the screen is 5.8 inches. it is a little bigger than the iphone 7 plus and eight plus. overall, feels about the size of an iphone seven, smaller, because of the slim bezels. i know people are asking about the sideline. it's a little longer.you can hold it down to activate siri. also double-click for apple pay. you can swipe on the bottom and invoke multitasking as well. the cool part about it is with a larger screen, you can enter more text messages and see them at once. the iphone x goes on sale november 3 after preorders at the end of october starting at, $999 for 65 gigabytes. there is a 200 and 50 gigabyte version as well. -- 250 gigabytes version as well. emily: that was mark gu

the tenth anniversary of the iphone is coming up and they all have pictures of one person, steve jobs. he's holding a phone and he's on stage and he is a commanding presence and our brain, it's easy for us to process that. the guy handed it down and now we have the iphone but exploring how these interlocking stories of innovation to place is so important because it's not just on the scale of the breakthroughs that apple managed to do which they did manage to really further the art in a lot of important ways. on the engineering side did manage to get the technology called multi-touch which allows you to do all those hand vocabularies that translate into computing. they manage to get in on the class and an interesting way that is been done before. guy named josh strick on had a role in that in the past and the interface team all really did amazing work designing the human interface that sort of made the iphone what the iphone is. it's sort of, or guess it's called the jingle of the iphone. it's so much more than that but it's what makes it murmur a. it's what makes it the experience of

we are here in front of the steve jobs theater, where it all went down.he theater that may have stolen the show today. absolutely breathtaking place, multi stories, glass, spinning elevators, and four stories down is where all of these new products were unveiled. i'm joined by our editor at large, cory johnson from l.a. me, ournext to bloomberg tech reporter who covers apple and brought us the details before they were told to us today. however, you got to hold the phone and touch it. i'm curious about your first impressions. is really hot, it is cool, edge to edge. i'm sad it does not go on sale until november. also for an investor perspective, it misses a quarter of sales. it is nice. emily: in terms of the product itself, it is light, it is small, especially if you have been carrying and iphone 7 plus. the other thing that struck me was the height of the screen. you don't have to scroll so much to see what you want. and the facial recognition technology is key. reporter: i was able to set up my own face. you twist your head around like this twice. it is

i have to say this is my first time on the new campus at the steve jobs theater. is breathtaking. this is an oman's to steve and it's about a fresh start for apple. it's the start of a new era. it's a very critical moment to date watching -- launching the new phone. vonnie: it's great to see the new campus itself. tell us about the cost of this iphone x. theious iphones cost in $188 range to manufacture. about 387pected to be dollars. by do they insist on holding on to its margins? does it really need to charge $1000? biggest revenue driver for apple. decreaseeen trying to its dependence on iphone revenue. this is the moneymaker. they are selling the highest priced phone at $969 and we are expecting this to go past that. this is a luxury product. those models have sold around the world to mixed results. they have cornered the luxury high-end market. that is their strategy going forward. vonnie: what about services? we just showed that chart you were referencing about the revenue for apple and where the iphone plays in. apple seehere does it's product mix going? ag

i was planning on spending the rest of my life there, but didn't work out that way. >> steve jobs wasne of the reasons he got moved out of his job was because he was spending huge amounts of money on projects that, for the most part, never reached the market. and apple had a crisis of confidence. >> at a time when major computer corporations like apple are laying off 10% of their workforce, microsoft is the big exception in the computer industry. >> people didn't get how much value there was to be derived from software. that the operating system could be the most valuable piece of real estate in the whole computing business was something not understood by almost anybody in the computer industry apart from bill gates. [ cheers and applause ] >> today we're introducing microsoft windows version 3. >> bill gates, part thomas edison, part henry ford, part holden caulfield from "catcher in the rye." at 19, he dropped out of harvard to design computer software with his friend paul allen. they came up with a system that operates 90% of the personal computers today. >> microsoft was making a

it will also be the first event held at the new steve jobs theater. at the new headquarters in cupertino.>> reporter: this spaceship looking headquarters a vision of steve jobs. it will serve as the stage for tuesday's announcement. the rollout of new apple products always highly anticipated. also likely highly emotional. >> symbolically -- it is a fruition of steve jobs during. he helped to design it. it will be very emotional.>> reporter: apple could introduce a new high-end iphone expert $1000 for the 10th anniversary of the iphone. >> the higher end the one could have a 5.8 inch screen. it could be edge to edge last. -- glass. it might have a camera that validates your identity.>> reporter: another iphone 8 is expected to be announced at a lower price point. >> i want the iphone 8. i'm waiting for the wireless charge. >> reporter: at the apple store customers filled the aisles. other products that could be introduced include an upgraded applewatch and apple tv. this man bought it iphone7 but was intrigued about an iphone expert >> i'm waiting for

what does this do in terms of the steve jobs legacy?'s a sort of dichotomy -- steve jobs' final legacy to the company, but somewhere he would have never worked. in some sense, it is perhaps a clean break. his shadow looms quite large over the current campus in cupertino. one does wonder whether it could have an effect of freeing up apple to go beyond and go on to create its own future. ago, president trump made comments about hurricane irma. let's listen in. >> it is heading right now directly into florida. hopefully it will take a turn and go east and do it quickly. right now, it is not doing that. the virgin islands got hit very hard, very, very hard. we are finding out the kind of damage -- communication is actually difficult. we have people right now on the virgin islands and we will see how that is. it has been hit very hard. florida is as well prepared as you can be for something like this. now, it is just a question of what happens. it is the largest hurricane we've ever seen coming out of the atlantic and the winds are the stron

we will have a crew inside the steve jobs theater for the announcement and bring you a first look at the product. >> ktvu fox 2 news. >> we are also keeping an eye on apple's stock. shares rose almost 2% yesterday, as part of the broader market rally. for the year, apple is about 40%. shares selling right now, for $161.50 a piece. on the dow, only shares of bogue have performed better -- boeing have performed better than apple this year. >> all right. >>> 44:10. keeping robin williams' legacy alive in san francisco. the efforts to rename a meadow in golden gate park after the famous actor. >> i think of her as an example. somebody who didn't waist life. >> remembering a bay area victim of the 9/11 attacks. the gathering last night in san rafael at a garden dedicated to lauren. >> good morning, we can see traffic that is going to be busy. if you are driving on the east shore freeway, 80 westbound looks good heading out to the maze. >> one nice thing about september sert pattern is not looking in. it changes from one to the other and all last night it was all about a heck of a show fro

what to expect at the steve jobs theater.ming note, bloomberg will have full coverage of the european bank decision starting at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: googles review cameras have been revamped. the techtarget has upgraded the cameras for the first time it this according to wired magazine. the new cameras will help capture photos that are clearer, higher resolution and more vivid with color. unlike their predecessors they will still sit on top of the cars. apple's highly anticipated project -- product event next week. they will also unveil not just phones. steve jobs theater will have all of the announcements. it was designed by famed architecture firm. -- foster and partners. here with me now to discuss this is alex webb. we have a lot of these details about the theater. what do we know? alex: i am seeing some people who really have some inside knowledge. it is the one place where people have not had a chance to look at they have looked at the broader headquarters. inside the theater there is a

ten years ago the smartphone itself never occurred to anyone perhaps but steve jobs. >> and we're calling it iphone. today apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> reporter: though jobs died in 2011 his impact is undeniable. john las ter built the animated film company pixar with jobs. >> any tiny detail of the product and steve jobs is still here. it's really special. >> reporer: for those of us who were there at the launch ten years ago, apple's phone -- in ten years the iphone has become thinner, smarter, and better looking, unlike me, but there's a cure for that on the floeb. john blackstone, cbs news. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," seattle's mayor steps down. ed murray faces a new allegation of child sex abuse. >>> and a ride to the international space station. a new crew takes a quick trip. this is the "cbs morning news." so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. also try a

. >> plus, we're getting our first look at the brand new steve jobs theater here. coming up, i'll have a preview of their big announcement. >> and we're taking a look at the chance of showers and thunderstorms today. when you might see more rainfall. >> and it's getting a little busy along highway 24. we may see more delays this evening. gearing up to start a big project. all the details coming up. plane flew into a tree - and fell onto the pavement of a connecticut parking lot. somehow, the pilot came away with just minor injuries. the f-a-a is now investigating the incident - connecticut's eighth small plane crash of the year. so far, crews suspect a fuel leak . >>>somehow the pilot came away with minor injuries. the faa is now investigating the incident. connecticut's eighth small plane crash of the year. they believe a fuel leak may have been the reason. >> someone vanned alized a statue of a catholic saint. the statue was found with similar lated blood on it and a piece was missing from the statue. the mission has security cameras but it remale hispanics a wel

emily: this company has long been dealing with the what would comments, this certainly remind me of steve jobsone hand this is very much is filed legacy to the company. on the other it is a almost steve jobs.from his shadow looms everywhere. his office is still intact as far as we know. this new one, he never worked there. it is tim cook now. i do wonder whether that will have a impact. if people will not worry about what he does. emily: it is interesting as tim cook is being more and more vocal about lyrical and moral issues. do you think that is going to be his legacy? i think we are seeing that is the stamp he is trying to leave. apple is responsible. issues abouthe this. that thes very aware strength comes from apple. he does not want to be worried about that and trying to change the company. he is juggling two different balls here. emily: in the past, he is always so respectful and reflective on his legacy. any surprises that we are expecting on tuesday next week? alex: there may be some things to come out. think -- we should not gone would, there is something they could do with software.

their headquarters is in many respects the last great project from steve jobs.pearance in public before he died. one last launch not for a device, but for a building. so it's curved all the way around. as you know, if you build things, this is not the cheapest way. there is not a straight piece of glass in this building. six years later i am among those piling into the steve jobs theatre, a purpose—built venue for the kind of product launches that he made his trademark. you wonder what he would have made of the latest iphone. new facial recognition software means you can unlock the device just by looking at it, a system that replaces the fingerprint sensor in previous iphones. after a bit of a mishap, apple's craig federighi got it working. let's try that again. and this might be the most ridiculous orfine use of sophisticated technology ever. it's a happy puppy. check out the physics of the ears. animated emojis track my facial expressions to power the emoji with different expressions. this makes me laugh. i can be this pig and if i smile it smiles, it smiles,

those from tim cook inside the steve jobs theater.: do you see this as the beginning of something new? >> i think, you know, the moment is -- what is is a substantial upgrade to the phone which is probably the most popular product of the century. the iphone, it has transformed the company. charlie: and made it the richest company in the world. >> right. but i would stop short of saying it is a transformational product. it is not a drastic change. it will be better to use. it has a bigger screen, sharper screen, face recognition, other things we can talk about, but it is still not drastically different than the ones that came before. it is just a pretty good upgrade. charlie: what do you think? >> stephen is right. it is an incremental upgrade. given the amount we use these, it is basically a body of appendage at this point. that much of a price increase many people will say it is worth it to have the latest. charlie: price will not deter -- >> it will not deter some. henry: apple now has a wonderful range of options with the iphone. y

you can see the steve jobs theater behind me.reathtaking. , walkinga glass wall down for stories deep into the theater, and they opened today's presentation with the voice of steve jobs talking about what it means to make wonderful products and share them with the world, with humanity. his wife was in the audience. tim cook came on stage and took a moment to remember steve. he got a bit emotional talking about how he misses talking to steve every day. he said today is not just a day , but theack at steve first-day we can start thinking about steve with happiness. this is the beginning of a new decade, a new generation of technology, for apple, for the iphone, so ver some poignant words. charlie: do you see this as the beginning of something new? is a substantial upgrade to the phone which is probably the most popular product of the century. it has transformed the company. saying itop short of is a transformational product. it is not a drastic change. has a bigger screen, sharper screen, face recognition, other itngs we can talk a

. >>> they also pause for a moment to remember steve jobs and his vision to impact the world through technology. >> jesse gary has more on the new iphone which was unveiled 10 years after steve jobs first iphone launch.>> reporter: months of anticipation spilled over into a frenzy. the iphone ask -- the iphone x dropped jaws with the new $1000 price tag. >> we have the ability to pay an amount every month and you're talking about going from maybe $40 today to $55. >> the phone was a focus apple's other and bell was much bigger. for the first time they hosted an event at their new corporate campus. in now houses the main circular building a 1000 ft.2 fitness center. >> alba park has been note to reflect apple values. it connects extraordinarily advanced buildings with the rolling park lab. >> reporter: we asked tim cook for a peek inside but we were turned away. with the exception of the theater and the visitor center the entire campus is closed to the press. the only way to get a good look on the campus is to look at the simulator inside. they work with nature to enhance airflow thro

. >> reporter: welcome to apple's new campus, specifically the steve jobs theater, a lot of excitementaround the new digs for the most valuable company in the wormed. and lots of new gadgets, most promptly brand new soon to be released iphone x. it's apple's newest most jam-packed and priceyest phone ever. >> the iphone x takes it up a notch. >> reporter: the iphone x taking on competition with a better camera, faster processer and increased security, thanks to facial recognition. >> remember, facial recognition is used actually a lot in government and military today. it's never been brought down to the consumer level with this level of accuracy. >> reporter: and fittingly the day started at the steve jobs theater where apple ceo tim cook aluted the late cofounder. >> he felt deeply about our workplace and its surroundings. and he believed that they should inspire talented people to do their best work. >> reporter: a new place to work and new products to sell. >> on the emotional high it's probably the fact we're in the steve jobs theater. it's the 10th anniversary of the iphone. a new

a lot of money into it, and this is the first time to show it off on a big stage. >> yeah, the steve jobsheater outside the spaceship, scott, what are your expectations, given the fact it is always an expectation game with wall street and apple the stock has had an incredible 40% run-up so far this year. >> yeah, i think what i'll be looking for is one on a functional level i think wireless charging is probably the biggest unmet need in all of technology we all are frustrated with that, but the ability to do it and cement its position as a premier product, the iphone x, it's going to be interesting to see how cool and sexy and aspirational it is as they move towards quadruple digits for a phone and trying to cement their position as the luxury brand in tech >> dan, do you see anything around the event, banners, signage, that hints at anything that we have not heard already, that we might expect coming up in a couple hours when this kicks off? >> i haven't had a chance to do any spy work yet i was just escorted up to this amazing, almost like an olympic village here for tv crews, but i hav

reflect on him with joy instead of sadness. >> much of today was about honoring steve, his life -- wife learning how jobsaudience. on the other hand is a fresh start here on this new campus, new theater. perhaps apple moving on, for what would steve do -- new decade for the iphone. are thanks to bloomberg technology, emily chang reporting from cupertino, california. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> "what'd you miss?" strategy -- they deliver details on their strategy. a today's presentation was response to investors who were saying two things. what's this strategy, what's happening? on growth, we outlined a broad series of initiatives identified by $5 billion. within that discussion, we spent a fair bit of time talking about fixed income. taking resources out of the business -- we identified $1 billion for growth opportunity as part of our collective strategy. >> you're looking at $1 billion fixed revenue. doesn't sound like that much. >> one thing core to the we made a series of assumptions. one critical assumption is the environment doesn't change. >> not a lowball -- >> for the environment, nothing changes. wi

you know, giving tribute and homage to steve jobs. we have at the steve jobs theater after all. but it is also moving on. it is moving on to the next phase of apple. so aside from the actual phone we're all expecting to see today, it is more focused on machine learning and more focused on artificial intelligence and services and content. that's where the apple tv comes in, for instance. it is about the wholly co- system, not just about the hardware anymore. >> reporter: back live here at apple, as we said, steve doing interviews and making his way inside. the program begins at 10:00. i have to go get in the sea of humanity to make my way downstairs for the program. as soon as we get inside, we will be doing live tweeting and streaming to show what you it looks like. hopefully we will get inside the space ship building which is behind the glass structure, that large building off to the distance. that is the actual space ship. hopefully i'll get beamed inside for a tour. >> jessie, you've been to apple events before. how does this compare to the other ones? it seems like every eve

. >>> a new spaceship headquarters and phone, and a new steve jobs theatre. it's dedicated to the apple cofounder and where the event is going to take place tomorrow morning. construction crews touched up around apple's new home and there will be an anniversary home with a facial recognition software to make sure nobody else is pretending to be you. >> they won't be able to unlock it or use the elements. >> it's expected to unveil a new investigation of its wash. we'll be there live starting at 5:00 a.m. jeff is excited about the phone. >> i'm excited about -- >> the space ship. >> i want to go to the steve jobs theatre. it's underground. >> you don't get to go. >> no. scott gets to go. >> i'm excited about the phone because you can see our nbc bay area apps better. >>> if you got pummelled by the thunderstorms like a lot of people did our app would come in handy. if you don't have it, check it out at the app store. you get informed when lightning is five miles away. speaking of lightning strikes we had 1,000 of them in the bay area due to the area of low pre

the brand-new building behind me is apple's new steve jobs theater. it's the company where the iphone x was made. it has facial recognition, new wiring, and better picture, but is all that worth the hefty price tag. inside the sleeve new steve jobs theater, iphone x was looking to score a perfect ten. ten years after the phone, the iphone ten was unveiled. apple has created a larger edge-to-edge screen and the wireless charging but some experts question whether the innovations go far enough. >> the iphone ten still feels like an iphone. >> reporter: the x costs twice what it originally did. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah. even the ones that apple makes, what are you getting? i don't think a lot of people are going to go for that. >> reporter: apple unveiled the lightly less expensive 8 and 8 plus with improved cameras and speakers. there's a lot at stake to the company. customers bought more than 1.2 billion iphones in the past decade. but many passed on the iphone 7 because it was too similar to the 6. and apple's revenues fell for the first time

is an interesting irony in here you were talking earlier about the meaning of doing this at the steve jobs campus, closing the chapter on steve versus opening a new one, there is a bit of an irony in that this is an end of an era, a fresh start for apple, a brand-new campus, and we've seen tim cook increasingly coming forward and putting a stamp on the company. >> rose: what should apple worry about? >> i thini think tim's done a spectacular job. he's had the toughest act to follow in following a chief executive. everybody says where's the next iphone? they haven't innovated. the iphone is a unique product in that it's a huge impact on the world, profitability. the idea apple would pull another rabbit out of the hat like that is dreaming and they have innovated. the watch, the services business is growing very rapidly. i think the company's done amazing by well under tim and deserves a huge amount of credit. >> rose: do they need another technological breakthrough like the iphone is this. >> do they need it? i think this is an extremely healthy company. the smartphone market is maturing so

i'm standing right in front of the new steve jobs theater i was really about paying homage to steve jobsll enjoy this is a new beginning for one of their biggest product updates and years with this new iphone we screenecting a new oled that covers the entire new front of the phone as well as facial recognition, so instead of using your thumb print to open the phone, it will read your expression and know exactly when to open it. the iphone 8 and eight plus already have significant investments especially in terms of the camera and the our capabilities with new gyroscopes and better gpu processor and more efficient processes. julia: talk to me about what we've heard from them about other products like apple tv, the four k version will talk -- will cost $179 and we have a date on when they start shipping. can you give us some color on what we're hearing? tv is a: the apple smaller revenue driving product for apple, but we did here they are going to be making it stream as good as 1080 p video streaming. it's also one of software and apple is really trying to take the lead again in video conte

apple tv, ceo tim cook introduced the latest iphone, using the phrase of the company's founder steve jobs. >> one more thing. >> reporter: the iphone x is glass edge to edge, no button on the front, and uses facial recognition, which in its trial demonstration -- >> let's try that again. >> reporter: -- it failed. that didn't discourage larry. did apple impress enough? >> i think apple succeeded. >> reporter: including talking emojis -- >> hey, tim. >> reporter: -- $999. ten years ago the smartphone itself never occurred to anyone perhaps but steve jobs. >> and we are calling it iphone. today apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> reporter: though jobs died in 2011, his impact is undeniable. john lasseter built the animated film company pixar with jobs. >> every tiny detail of these new products, and steve's still here, you know. it's really special. >> reporter: and for those of us who were there at the launch a decade ago, apple's phone makes us rethink the way of cell phones. in ten years the iphone has become thinner, smarter, and better looking, unlike me, but there's a cure for th

steve jobs said he wanted the new campus to inspire talented people to do their best. [ applause ] >> reporter: at the grand opening of the new steve jobs theater, it was a silent moment for steve cook. >> we dedicate this theater to steve because we loved him and because he loved days like this. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: today's big announcement the iphone 10. it features an improved display extending all the way to the edge. the home button is now gone replaced with a simple upward swipe. apple has added features to portrait mode, allowing you to mimic the lighting of professional photographers. the fastest go sees so far means the phone -- processor means the phone can gain access to new apps. the biggest feature is face i.d. apple has packed an array of devices along the top edge including infrared cameras and projectors. combined with artificial intelligence and machine learning, you can now use your face to unlock your phone. the technology is smart enough to know it's you even when you change up your look. if you want to see how fast it works, check this out. it works as soon as

in cupertino. >> the space ship-looking headquarters, a vision of apple visionary steve jobs will serve of as the stage for tuesday's announcement. the rollout of new apple products, always highly anticipated, also likely highly emotional. >> symbolically, that's the fulfillment of steve job's version. there will be the new iphone x. >> the higher end 1 could have a 5.8-inch screen. could be edge to edge glass with no bezel so you get a lot screen we. a camera that value dates your identity so you don't have to use a fingerprint or a pin. >> another iphone 8 is also expected to be announced at a lower price point i kind want the iphone 8. they are now catching up with samsung. >> customers filled the aisles. other products that could be introduced on tuesday includes an upgraded apple watch and apple tv. this man just bought an iphone 7 but was intrigued by the talk of an iphone x. >> i'm waiting for this, but it's very expensive for us. >> always at stake is that the competition is not sitting still. samsung just came out with some great phones and google is about to come out with a gr

under pressure to get it right. >> it works like magic. >> reporter: it's been ten years since steve jobs unveiled the phone that would change everything. >> we can now reflect on him with joy instead of sadness. steve's spirit and be the dna of apple. >> reporter: the apple founder may be gone, but his influence is alive and well. lucy kafanov, nbc news, cupertino, california. >> that is something else. you think you're going to get the 10? >> i think i'll wait a little while. >> i'm always a few generations behind because god forbid something happened to it, especially with that big glass screen. >> i would drop it too often. >> you'd be so concerned, you'd be carrying it like this. irma is still causing some -- you know, not problems but it's still bringing clouds and rain to a few areas. what's left of it really disintegrated overnight. we really watched the moisture drying up so just some showers around nashville this morning. as we go through the day, we'll track some of this to the east. a couple showers and storms in ohio and indiana. then tomorrow, a lot of this moisture slides o

people will. >> reporter: 10 years ago, the smartphone itself never occurred to anyone, perhaps, but steve jobst iphone. ( applause ) today, apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> reporter: though jobs died in 2011, his impact is undeniable. john lasseter built the animated film company pixar with jobs. >> every tiny detail of these new products, and steve's still here, you know. it's really special. >> reporter: and for those of us who were there at the launch a decade ago-- apple's phone may change the way we think of cell phones. ...it seems amazing what we now take for granted. in 10 years, the iphone has become thinner, smarter, and better looking. unlike me. but there's a cure for that on the phone. anthony. >> mason: ( laughs ) john blackstone. maybe i should try that. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs a jarring sign of how miserable >>> kpix5 news begins with 49er fans sweltering in the stands. the empty seats a jarring sign of how miserable it's gotten at levi stadium. now a fix may be in the wor

. >> reporter: a mission started by the late steve jobs. cook talked about the emotional moment he walked into the new steve jobs theater at apple's cupertino campus last week. >> i walked in the theater that day and from the moment i walked in, i know this may sound strange to your viewers, but i could feel him there. his -- his dna is very much the dna of apple. >> and one more very notable thing, cook did talk a little l politics. apppple has openly supported d.r.e.a.m.ers, kids brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents. cook said the company will continue to advocate for congress to pass a law making the d.r.e.a.m. act permanent. jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>pricing, huh? have $995 i can borrow? >> i'll check my wallet. >> that's not a no. thank you. >>> reversing the online trend, the partnership one store is launching to bring customers back to brick and mortar. >>. >>> if you want to avoid long lines in airport security, there's an effort to get you signed up for tsa precheck. >>> here's a live look at our east bay hills camera

steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. no different from everyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. ture baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. lauren's the spark that started the fire. the goal is keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. >>> good morning, i'm jim donovan. we get a sneak peak of the 63rd annual hero thrill show this afternoon in center city. here's video from last year. this afternoon at noon on the 1800 block of market street we will look at some of the dare devil moves by the philadelphia police met or cycle drill team. the thrill show is a week from saturday at wells fargo center show raises money for survivor of police and fire fighters killed in the line of duty. lets turn to katie for a look the a the forecast. >> hopefully weather will held out for that preview. do i think we will have a couple of showers, work their way across the region as a whole over next few hours. you can see leading

and it's happening there at the new steve jobs theater at its new campus. there's so much excitement sir rou zur rou surrouiurrounding this reveal. right now apple is showing off its iphone 8 and 8 plus. phones with new hardware and new design. also have wireless charging. starting price, $69 9. >> the design is all new, has glass on both the front and the back. the band beautifully matches the finish of each iphone 8. comes in silver, space gray, and a beautiful new gold finish. >> the apple watch is also creating buzz. apple ceo tim cook says the apple watch is now the number one watch in the world. with 97% customer satisfaction. >>> new fitness and health features include smart activity coaching. the apple watch 3 series will also notify you when it detects an elevated heart rate. you'll also be able to stream 40 million songs on your wrist. initially, it appears like wall street likes it because apple shares are up 2%. abc 7 news reporter david louie is at the event now, live treatments as they happen includesing giving us a first hook at the new steve

steve jobs said he wanted the new campus to inspire talented people to do their best. [ applause ] >> reporter: at the grand opening of the new steve jobs theater it was a solemn moment for ceo tim cook. >> we dedicate the theater to steve because we loved him and because he loved days like this. >> reporter: today's big announcement? the iphone 10. it features an improved display that extends all the way to the edge. the home button is now gone replaced with a simple upward swipe. apple has added features to portrait mode which allow you to mimic the lighting of professional photographers. the faster processor means the phone can handle augmented reality, so expect a host of new games and apps. >> your iphone now recognizes you. >> reporter: but perhaps the biggest feature is face id. apple has packed an array of devices along the top edge including infrared cameras and dot projectors. combined with artificial intelligence and machine learning, it means you can now use your face to unlock your phone. the technology is smart enough so that it knows it's you even when you change up you

we will have a crew inside the steve jobs dealer for the announcement.will bring you the first look of products tomorrow.>>> the state of california suing the trump administration over the president's decision to end daca a program the protected young immigrants to the u.s. illegally as children from deportation.>> we don't bait and switch in this country. we don't tell people one thing and then the next put them in harm's way having them come forward and do what is right.>> state attorney general argues president trump cancellation of the program violates due process and will hurt the state economy. last week new york and 15 other states filed a legal challenge. he decided to file a separate suit because california is home to about a quarter of the nation's 800,000 recipients. maine minnesota in maryland joined california's lawsuit. trump has given congress six months to address the state of those enrolled in daca. stomach lawmakers pass protections for undocumented immigrants preventing landlords from reporting them to federal immigration authorities.

ktvu's jana katsuyama will tell us that it will be the first event held at the new steve jobs theaterapple's new headquarters in cupertino. >> reporter: the spaceship looking headquarters, a vision of apple visionary steve jobs will serve as the stage for the announcement. the rollout highly anticipated and highly emotional. >> symbolically, it's the pollution of steve jibes dream. he is the one who pushed it forward, deep signed it. it will be emotional. >> reporter: there is speculation that apple almost introduce the new iphone x: the higher end 1 could have a 5.8-inch screen, could be edge to edge sunglasses with no bezel so you can a lot of screen real estate. a camera that could validate your identity so you don't have to use a pin or a fingerprint. >> i'm looking for the iphone 8, waiting for the wireless charge. they are now catching one samsung. >> other products that could be introduced tuesday include an upgraded apple watch and apple tv. this man just bought an iphone 7 but was intrigued by the phone of an iphone x. >> i'm waiting for this but it's expensive for us. >> at

here is steve jobs. take a look. >> we are calling it iphone. today -- today, apple is going to reinvent the phone. here it is. >> steve jobs, of course, starting out with a joke. ten years, that's why you get the iphone 10 and iphone x. there are few things the iphone did not affect. people stopped buying gps devices, camera sales collapsed and chewing gum sales fell. why? because, well you are in line at the grocery store, you can look at your phone, instead of all the candy in the rack next to you. >> it's not hard to think apple may soon be a trillion dollar company. wouldn't take much of an increase in stocks for that to happen. dough gained 260, nasdaq up 72. apple stock is on both of those. the stock market jumped yesterday because north korea didn't fire a missile and irma wasn't as bad as expected. apple sinks during the announcement, not rise. we'll see today. >>> the san francisco ceo of sofi is going to step down alleging he had an inappropriate relationship with employees there. they said the combination of litigation and negative p

what about steve jobs in those days?hat was your relationship with him we were both there at the very beginning. you're the wealthiest man in the world for 20 years or more. is that more of a burden than a pleasure, to be the wealthiest man in the world? woman: would you fix your tie, please. i thought people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but okay. [woman laughs] just leave it this way? all right. [♪] [rubenstein reading on-screen text] i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. [rubenstein reading on-screen text] you built one of the great technology companies of the world, and one of the great companies of the world. now you're building and operating one of the great foundations in the world. how do you compare the challenge of building microsoft to the challenge of now running the bill and melinda gates foundation? i think they have more in common than people might expect. you know, the idea that you find what an innovation is gonna b