. >> in 2000 steve jobs was just trying to save apple from death. >> apple computer chief executive steveis rolling out new products he hopes will reinvigorate the company and its bottom line. >> the thing about steve jobs that differentiates him from bill gates is he wasn't a programmer. he wasn't an engineer. and he wasn't a designer. but he knew enough about programming and engineering and he had enough just innate design sense that he was the perfect curator. >> no stranger to innovation, apple, the company that brought you the personal computer, is opening stores across the country. this will be apple's first venture into direct retail. a bold move in this pretty sluggish economy. now, the question remains if apple builds them will customers come? >> the common wisdom on the apple retail stores was that it was a stupid idea that would fail. plenty of computer companies had tried it. dell had stores. gateway had stores. nobody went to them. it was just an exercise in vanity. but this concept of open, airy places where they weren't going to try to sell you stuff but instead you could a

steve jobs and bill gates.hey had a shared common mission which is putting computing into the hands of the normal person. >> the race was on to get a pc on every desk in america. while bill gates was focused on building software, steve jobs had siz sighis sights on transf the computer's image all together. >> a computer was the very embodiment of uncool. this was the cold mind of the dehumanizing us. putting everything on punch cards. they take that understanding of the computer and stand it completely on its head. all these people who appear to be brainwashed staring at a screen with a gigantic man's face talking. then along comes a woman dressed like an olympic athlete swinging a hammer. literally destroying the, you know, the tools of the mass society. that's a great brand image. >> by the mid 8 0s iss, apple put two computers on the market. in 19 84, jobs pulled back the curtain on a revolutionary product. >> we're introducing the third industry milestone product, mcintosh. >> it initially caused a lot of b

that is the ultimate gift of steve jobs. he didast for this company, to put them on the safe track. emily: we saw them showcase new apps, new ar features. that could be perhaps the next big platform for apple. does that make for a different experience? or is it just an improvement? >> this is a great next step. takeaway from the event, this company is struggling to market itself properly. you look at the watch, they are they are notsg, for young people. the ads are all about young people running and biking. wait, who is in charge here? feature.n old people's i have a heart disease. i am older. that makes sense for me. how does it make sense for a 25-year-old? that is where the marketing challenges are showing up. if we focus on the problem for apple, how do you tell your story going forward? we have seen they can build great products. nowwill they tell the story that you can't tell the difference between x and xs? what do i care? why should my mom care? they need to make people care more. it is a marketing challenge for a co

steve jobs got a marketing guy you know he wrote a code of his life. so you know we lack a steve jobs and i look at the landscape and crypto for example there's a how old is this company. about nine months so we started january and so when you say your finances are funded you're funded what's the headcount there well interestingly it's not that i we have about thirty people on the team they worry about project. everywhere everywhere so i mean here we have people in new york west coast london hong kong australia just to engage in any jurisdiction shopping in other words a lot of crypto companies like you know why we got to be in switzerland we've got to be in malta we've got to be in this country because that's where they like that's what they want us they want to see they want us there are you looking at that in those terms absolutely so when they find we're forming a foundation now we're going to use singapore we think it was kind of singapore or bermuda we picked singapore because of the frantic you know them a sense that based of a lot of developers

steve jobs has got a marketing guy you know i think he wrote a code of his life. so you know we lack a steve jobs and i look at the landscape and crypto for example there's a crew has featuring a debate with people that support bitcoin kaz versus bitcoin for it they seems to be a complete hundred eighty degrees removed from what's happening why this is an important industry they've lost it they've lost the plot what do you think about that statement i do i think there's a lot of people in the industry that aren't really thinking about how people are going to actually use botching rakes is what we talk about is most people don't understand the internet they don't know what's going on in the back and they're just logon to facebook and want to be on facebook you know they don't care about servers and switches and you know same thing no one's going to care about the block change people are not going to get educated on what are distributed you know ledger is you know mutable lead like they don't care they only care about what is it going to do what kind of apps are goi

the marketing of the show, it's always a big show at the steve jobs theater. what has been your analysis of the style of the present nation : tim cook has it down to a formula. it's a very different type of event than the steve jobs spectacle i used to cover many years ago. but it's, you know, very efficiently done. they have these cheesy videos at the front and then they get right into all the new products they are showing off. tim cook us leadership is largely marked by -- tim cook's leadership is largely marked by not a ton of surprises. apple has the study on the rhythm that shocks people -- steady under rhythm that shocks people. in 2007 we never would have expected them to make their own phone. they are more formulaic today. one thing i think they have improved upon in the tip of era era is in the tim cook more diversity on stage. it used to be a parade of white dude and now you are seeing them bringing more women in these events. people of color, which i think is a good ring to make your events more representative of the population. emily: amen to that.

jerry brown fits that bill and so does steve jobs. lisa brennan-jobs paints what it was like to grow up. a man who happens to be a great giant for the rest of us. she joins me in new york and told me writing this book went a long way in resolving this relationship. this is a cute title, "small fry." it conjures something little, something sweet. a little bit of a footsteps of a giant. what are you trying to say with this book. >> a story of a girl growing up in silicon valley against the backdrop of a complicated family. starts when i am really young and goes to when i go away to college and i guess the title is kind of a term of endearment and also kind of means insignificant. >> interesting. clearly those are the two currents -- >> right. >> that seem to be in your life. let's start from the beginning. why did your father not want to claim you from the beginning or admit publicly. >> i don't know. that doesn't mean i know all the answers. i examine the complications and shed light on them and explore them from the child's perspective

he was one of the people who helped steve jobs launched the macintosh.lso is the ceo of boomerang and mark gurman who covers apple for bloomberg. mark, what the make of this today? will this reflect in initial sales? are more people ordering online? mark: we are seeing lines of half that of last year for the iphone x, but double what we saw for the iphone eight. if you think of the success in the order so far, i would sandwich it in between. the iphone 8 did not have strong demand but the ten did. this year, having few new features, that is affecting it. emily: andy, you worked for steve jobs a while ago and now there is a family of iphones. what do you think about this strategy? andy: the real product is ios and all of the connections to it with peripherals and all of that. i think it is still one product. emily: so is it a smart strategy? andy: i think it is. the more accessories they can sell, the better. emily: in the meantime, mark, i want to get your thoughts on everything amazon unveiled. a lot of products. i think there are 70 some products. walk

however he says changed after steve jobs's death. >>> clearing up by living off the grid.ompletely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> and eekend event sun. we have the fulsom street fair. temperatures by 3:00 only topping out at 64 degrees. jessica. >>> the first dui conviction involving an electric scooter in los angeles. a man pleaded no contest to driving a bird scooter while drunk and hitting a pedestrian last month. when they caught him, his blood alcohol was three times over the legal limit. he faces three years probation and a $550 fine >> passengers flying out of l.a.x. may want to think twice about carrying marijuana on the plane. a written policy post indeed january say small amounts can be carried through l.a.x. police worn pot possession remains a federal crime and tsa may catch you before you get on the plane. tsa would turn people over to police. l.a.x. police say people carrying no more than one ounce would be let go because there's no crime. however, police warn laws vary state to state. so they e

appeared dismissive. >> you knew what i was going through and you didn't do anything about it. >> steve jobsays after she was born to his former girlfriend chris ann brennan. brennan-jobs said her father help name her but for years and despite a dna test proving he was her dad, he denied that. later he repeatedly refused to confirm that an early version of an apple computer called lisa was named after her. >> nothing was named after anybody. it's a coincidence. >> in her new memoir "small fry" brennan-jobs shares her perspective to life with a father who could be cruel to moments of shared joy on the piano or roller skates. she describes a largely unstable childhood. at 14 she moved in with her father and growing family, though he had one condition. she could not see her mother for six months. brennan-jobs described that time as lonely but sprinkled with moments of joy and belonging, painting a very complicated picture of her relationship with a man she just called steve. lisa brennan-jobs joins us now. again, her memoir is called "small fry." hi, lisa, good morning. >> good morning. >> fath

i remember when steve jobs was running the company or when he came back to the company in the late 1990s, what they had done is milk the mcintosh product line, had six different variations, and xs and xss and xrs. he said it is ridiculous, hard to know what to buy. he insisted they simplify the product line and innovate another line, such as ipod and iphone i think at some point sort of giving up the iphone product line is a good strategy for the time being, but it would be nice to have a truly innovative product, and that would transform the company more than arguments about the china tariff >> casey, seems to me this is a significantly different iphone era we're in it is a portfolio approach, opposed to apple focusing on getting people to buy the most expensive phone and sort of making older versions more available. how do you think apple will define the new era of iphone and what it means and how it is trying to put it out there, or how we should define it even if apple doesn't? >> i think they'll make the case they're bringing their innovations to as many people as possible, while at

we've seen these sorts of things when steve jobs was sick in the last decade and that sort of thing and that was obviously a very, very different situation what happens do shorts cover it if they were to bring someone externally to run this thing >> it has come down in the last couple of days as the company has plummeted and the interesting thing is short goes after a company and they see the short increase at that time. >> it's hard for a believer in the tesla story to remain a believer given all of the problems that elon musk has created for himself. >> a self-made profit. >> one of the arguments. i absolutely believe it. one of the arguments i made is there's no incremental seller of the stock because the major holders will hold this now you have to ask yourself, within the halls of fidelity and the institution, are they talking about what are we doing with our tesla they have to, after this they have to. there's a level of arrogance that's associated with what he did. it's fine if you're a private company, do whatever you want, when you're a public company, it's not the third time d

a company associated with apple founder steve jobs' widow laurene... has bought up a large swath of the city. " east palo alto assistant city : they >> reporter: viewed from sky drone 5 the newly purchased parcel runs from the edges of east palo alto to the foot of the barton bridge. along with this warehouse on the empty lot next-door sycamore real estate llc has bought up a large swath of the city. >> they are among the largest private land owners in the city through these acquisitions. >> reporter: but the big question is what are they planning to do with the 45 acres they now own in an area that's part industrial, part undeveloped and wholly in need of a facelift? >> the new vision for this industrial area that really focuses on community benefits and employment and revenue generation for the city and improvements to the quality of life for the existing residents. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the project e-mailed us saying at this point we are too early in the process for the community and city to comment. a real estate market is red hot with me

and one example is apple and steve jobs steve jobs goes away tim cook steps in and apple hits record high after record high. no problem. >> the first -- but the second one i think is important to see. >> the second time. >> here is the difference we knew tim cook. we knew the hierarchy. who is after elon musk. >> with a lot of executive departures lately. >> you had a drks in line. all you had to do was sit he helm come up with a couple of good products or stay pat. >> they had a blockbuster product making money. >> it was in good financial health this is not in good financial health. >> people say it's not innovative. >> a lot of people say apple is not innovative ever since they lost the founder, right. but i think the reality is i disagree with that first of all. but second of all if you want to say that, at least you kept the ship going in the direction. it's all about the phone, right? then all of a sudden he started to build out more about the services now the wearables and a all the categories but he had something and continued with what he had. >> toipt bring in phil lebeau s

do you think she wanted to be the next steve jobs? >> shultz: yeah.think she just really idolized him, so, she wore the black turtleneck. i think she created a world where she was steve jobs for a little bit. >> o'donnell: as her wealth and reputation soared, elizabeth holmes took on the trappings of power. she bragged bulletof win were insta iitll time security detail. theranos employees told us they were closely watched and required to sign non-disclosure agreements, all reinforced, they said, by a threatening team of lawyers and private investigators. that's why, when tyler shultz alerted authorities in the spring of 2014, he used a fake name. >> o'donnell: why did you come up with an alias? >> shultz: i knew how seriously theranos protected their trade secrets. i knew they would not take it well if they knew that i was talking to regulators. >> o'donnell: in his email to new york state department of health regulators, shultz outlined questionable lab practices and said he believed test results were being switched. >> shultz: i just said, "this hap

. -- steve jobs theater. mark gurman takes a look.isputing the no hype that surrounds a nettle daschle -- apple product launch. anticipation reached a fever pitch as they unveiled the iphone x. >> iphone x. forwarde biggest leap since the original iphone. mark: it was touted as the most significant upgrade in the iphone's tenure history. , aan incredible new design true depth camera system, and more powerful technologies than we ever put in an iphone before. mark: how will this year's event compete? the iphone x is here to stay. we expect three new models look and acting like the iphone from last year. the first will be the iphone x s. will come with a faster processor and upgraded camera. there will also be a large screen version that is expected to come with the name iphone x max. then, another one will have a cheaper lcd screen instead of oled. while the phones are significant to the bottom line, do not expect to see any breakthrough features. those will come next year. apple hopes the new phones will appeal to a greater array of a

. >> an exclusive interview with steve jobs. >> silicon valley back to washington. we'll give you a preview coming up. >>> and at 6:25 a look at these puppies. the bay area premier of a mu movie and why we are so excited for it here. you're watching today in the bay. there comes a point when you realize the bathroom you used to love needs a makeover. let a professional rebath design consultant help craft the look you want. call 925-233-6471 and save $1000 off your complete bathroom remodel ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. >>> right now we see a marine layer starting to roll in across the bay area. a live look outside and heading to coampbell with our temperatue trend. looking at upper 70s for today. we have a live update about what was tropical storm gor ddon. that's coming up in about five minutes. >>> good morning to you. i have a lot for you this morning

at the steve jobs theater to pitch.uted as the most significant upgrade in the iphone's tenure history. >> an incredible new design, base id, and more powerful technologies than we have ever put in an iphone before. >> so, how will this year's event compete? the iphone x is here to stay. we expect three new models that will look and act like the iphone from last year. the first will be the iphone x s coming with a faster processor and upgraded camera. there will also be a large screen version of the iphone expected to come with the name iphone x x-men's. max. -- x s while the phones are significant to apple's bottom line, do not expect to see any major breakthrough features. those will come next year. apple hopes these new phones will appeal to a greater array of consumers and boost sales of accessories and services like streaming music and video to get the company a step closer to becoming the first publicly traded $2 trillion company. no big new unveil, however, average selling price and we are a getting -- we are get

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he is good at that >> you wouldn't believe steve jobs steve jobs let the products talk for themselves >> maybe that says something about the products now these products are not revolutionary, they are evolutionary so maybe you need a harder sales pitch in order to get people excited about them but walter, i want to touch on the point that we made, that maybe it is not just between phones we are talking about the highest priced new iphone or what we believe will be which will exceed $1,000 a phone, are we talking about people deciding maybe i don't need to upgrade my mac? i've got my phone. i do everything on the phone nowadays and i don't need a computer or i'll let that go even longer than maybe prior instances >> this is an opportunity globally, i mean there is lt iphones where in latin america as an example only 50% of smartphones are lt iphonlte phos so they will use this as a replacement for maybe buying some other product so sure those price points could potentially impact other categories as far as how people are using the product. >> and the larger screens and so on and the fa

funny when you go back to the old steve jobs keynotes, the ideal phone would fit in the palm of your reach across the screen with your thumb. original iphones were ideal size and everyone could hold them and reach across the screen with one hand. that is simply not the case for these phones. they are noticely better than a lot of phones on the market. for me its about the camera. a lot of young people look to intragram, facebook, snapchat. a lot of social media applications rely on taking good photos and good video. the iphone xs has the best camera. melissa: thank you. david: you can't put it in your pocket. that is the bottom line. you can't put something that big in your pocket. >> so what? david: well a lot of people for convenience sake want something they can slip in their pocket. melissa: i don't know, i love it. david: that is the not huge one. melissa: i think i will get even bigger one. and i need a new purse. perfect. david: while you're at it, new shoes. talk about expensive, chicago has a very expensive plan on the table. what the democratic mayor has up his sleeve, that

nbc bay area's alicea rothstap was at the steve jobs theater. tell us about it. >> reporter: a landmark watch needed fda approval and apple got it and soon you'll be able to walk into any apple store and buy one. there are fitness watches that count your steps and then there's the watch apple unveiled today. in fact, bay area-based fitbit shares took a dive after the announcement. >> we've added electrodes into the back sapphire crystal and the digital crown, allowing you to take an electric o'cardiogram. >> reporter: an electric o'cardiogram, or ecg, is a test normally done by doctors to look for heart disease and other heart conditions. soon to be available to you with a flick of your wrist. >> we've received clearance from the fda. >> health had been something very important to steve jobs and now continues to be important to apple. >> reporter: the tech giant is also releasing three new iphones, including one with a massive 6.5-inch screen and sophisticated camera. >> you can after taking a picture adjust the depth of field. >> reporter: appl

revela detalles fuertes de la vida privada de steve jobs.lo quisiera leer, pero si ella lo estÁ haciendo de una manera psicolÓgica para curarse ella misma: adelante! a quiÉn no le gusta el chisme? [risas] paola: imagina que en el lecho de su muerte te diga "hueles a inodoro". pobrecita. marcela: es la versiÓn de ella. paola: ella cuenta eso. ahora, tal vez, Él estaba con un cÁncer terrible. el efecto de muchos remedios. todo loco le ponen para mitigar el dolor. me imagino que no estarÍa coherente, pero la tiene que haber lastimado mucho. mi padre cuando estaba falleciendo si me llega a decir algo asÍ, creo que aunque escribiera una enciclopedia no me pudiera sanar. marcela: ella estÁ justificando y se quiere ubicar un poco. estÁ queriendo ganar un sitio. un sitio que su padre no se lo dio en vida. roberto: el tema sexual, por ejemplo, yo he dicho que a los niÑos siempre hay que protegerlos muchÍsimo en el tema sexual. en el tema de contenido sexual. hay que protegerlos mucho. hay que ser muy desconfiado con la gente. por ejemplo, mi hijo va

if this was steve jobs and wozniak in the early days, would they have been out on social media?hat would that landscape have looked like and is the sec prepared to look at ceos and hold them to the same standards in their 10ks and 8ks. as shareholders, yes, we're giving him his money, but in ten year, we're hiring more of these ceos is this we have to think about going forward. >> let's call your attention as we watch tesla shares down to about 6.5% to where the market is and we are firmly at the lows of the day the dow is down by more than 150 points taking a sharp turn negative during this program. the president making comments on air force one talk iing about an additional $27 billion in tariffs on chinese goods that unsettling investors clearly. maybe it's you know, machines at work or what have you, but none the less, the market doesn't like those headlines. and that's why is rat, we're seeing this kind of action in the market today, which is getting just a bit worse >> and i think as we get more news of these tariffs and if we're not going to get any type of agreement, you

. >> i am the steve jobs of pop culture. you know what i'm saying.stephanopoulos of rap music. ♪ >> he's attacking me. >> why is he not going? like this? >> ron was our guiding force. ♪ >> we're literally right where we started. >> we need to get out of here. we need to escape. >> i have an idea. >> yeah. >> dan, why don't you volunteer to check this out. >> we have a lot of experience doing this, right? >> not a lot. >> by a lot i mean zero. >> is that right? >> it looks right. that's a beautiful thing. ron claiborne and i put up a tent. who would have predicted that? >> i'll always remember your amazing sense of humor. >> ron, what's your grade today? >> b. >> sara gets a b for the "pop news"? >> she rambled a little bit. >> rambling is my thing. >> i'll miss you on tv. >> as a viewer we'll miss your whit and wisdom. >> you're everyone's favorite. you are the ron dlchltye to my . >> i love you, dr. ron. >> best of luck in your next chapter. >> i love you, man. congratulations. i hope you enjoy this next chapter. you deserve it. >> that is the news

. >>> you never know who you're going to see at the steve jobs theater.nd for apple's big reveal. apple releasing its new line-up of products. and one in particular could change the world of medicine. the apple watch series 4 was showcased to audiences as the first ever over-the-counter electrocardiograrec and that's the device doctors use to look for heart disease or other dangerous conditions. andt an it made government approval. >> a lot of competitors have brought out more and more features on hemt, balth, but th step further. >> apple also releasing three new iphones. the most upscale iphone 10s has a price tag of $1,100. >> e. my god, where are the police? >>> where are the police and where are the parents? what you're look at are two small children walk out onto a second story ledge. witnesses say they called 911 multiple times but no one respond for more than half an hour. suation and the made a mistake pe whoere watching it couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> i thought whoever was there was going to have go out and get a blanket and catch

got to have a picture next to a giant picture of steve jobs out of hard candy. >> okay. >> i like it.. brit side. i dip,t bay hills and mount tam, you have to be above 2,000 feet to see the sunrise this morning. hazy sunshine this afternoon, a little cooling trend. our warmest highs are ahead of us thursday, friday, saturday and back to average starting sunday. cloud cover you can see it's still moving east through about 9:00. still a lot hanging around the bay as we head towards noon. by 1:00 just about almost completely cleared out. you can still see grayness hugging the coast. the sea breeze wins out and definitely i should say the bay, and along the coast into the afternoon hours. let's see about our temperatures. we got a huge spread down in the south bay. with 81 in san jose, kind of in the middle between milpitas and sunnyvale and mid to upper 70s and morgan hill and gilroy upper 80s to near 90s. low to mid 70s for the peninsula. over at the coast the lack of sunshine even with a light breeze today, still only low 60s for you. 65 in downtown san francisco. head through the nort

this san francisco exhibit has unique pieces including this steve jobs portrait and golden state warriors trophies. each place is covered in shalack so you can touch it but don't lick anything. there are high res cameras set e io this place and say what is going on. people also leave and go what did i just do. the point is if you just want to be happy and you love sweets this is a wonderful place to just escape all of that stuff we all go through. >> it runs through november 30th. betty yu, kpix5. >> all about the perfect picture. the good news is if you're in the bay area you can get a lot of perfect pictures without necessarily going inside. >> a lot of indoor and outdoor spots. it will continue to be chilly. we have some numbers to back that up. it's 56 and cloudy in san francisco. but everybody is cooled this time of night. concord 59. oakland 58. san jose checking in at 60. you'll cool down three more degrees in the santa clara valley dropping to 57 tonight. sunrise getting later 6:44 in the morning. it has been 57 days since downtown san francisco was warmer than 72 degrees. we have

office, and when i would go into schools, i would siee dozens of boys clamoring to be the next steve jobs and mark zuckerberg i thought where are the girls? my parents came here as refugees i've had a job since i was 12. i knew that having a great education, having the opportunity to march into the middle class had changed my life and my family's life, and i wanted to make sure every girl in america had that opportunity. >> how does the organization work we just saw some of it how old are the girls, and where are the clubs that you're signing them up? >> so we run free summer programs for rising juniors and seniors in high school we run them in about 80 different technology companies from facebook to twitter, to adobe to prudential, to microsoft to receisephora. we have about 4,000 clubs in all 50 states. we probably run the largest summer and after school free programs for girls. >> we just mentioned there's been huge success, 15 times the national average for girls who have signed up and done this what happens next? i know you're partnering with some colleges at this point. >> yeah. the

. >> this is an image of steve jobs wearing his -- >> reporter: it's a lot of work on top of a high school senior's class load. so why add football to the mix? well, he says while a future in tech is in his sights, it's not the future just yet. >> i can only be 16 once. i could devote every single second, every single mu doing technology, anything but football, anything but studies. but no, i want to study, i want to practice, i want to have fun with my friends. i found a way in my life where everything just fits together perfectly, and i couldn't ask for more. >> now if you enjoyed that story, do i have a show for you. raj mathai and janelle wang join me as we shareful the remarkable people and unforgettable moments that make the bay area proud. our special "bay area proud: 500 stories" airs tonight in just about nine minutes. >> you don't want to miss that. some incredible stories. thank you for that, garvin. thanks for bringing us those stories. >> it has been my pleasure and my honor, trust me. >>> major controversy in the women's final at the u.s. open. here's customkerith burke with

. >> in less than 12 hours, hundreds of people will pack steve jobs theater to hear about the product launch. in fact, international media is already here. we ran i from the bbc. for those who can't be here, you can watch it for the first time. the event will be live streamed on twitter. >> reporter: final preparations are underway as big crowds are expected as they are about to unveil a trio of new iphones, one being the biggest yet. >> i'm always looking forward to something being announced. i think we're at this pinnacle for what apple is going to do next. >> what they're going to do this time is introduce several different sizes. because what we're starting to see is as the market has matured, people are looking for some variety. >> reporter: most of the early buzz is around an iphone with a 6.5-inch screen, almost as big as the ipad mini. >> i need a bigger screen so i don't have to squint as much. >> reporter: all the new iphones set to have the same design as the iphone 10. facial recognition technology, a better camera and faster processor. how much will apple charge for analy

the wife of steve jobs took over the atlantic magazine last year and added reporters and bureaus as part of what it calls a radical expansion. the washington post has been thriving after amazon ceo jeff bezos bought it in 2013 for $250 billion. dr. patrick sun chun bough the "l.a. times" this year. as bezos said when he took over "the post," quote, we're not trying to mak money, we think this is important. they want a bigger voice. benioff has shied away from criticizing the president b he supports liberal policies when it comes to gay rights and gender. equali this could make him more of a target for the president. president trump has criticized time for negive coverage but praised the magazine in 2016 when they named him person of the year. for "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >>> before we go, a quick update on our top story etonight. hite house has released details of the new tariffs on chinese impororth approximately $200 billion. the tariffs willto into eff september 24th. the rate will start at 10% and go up to 25% by the end of the year. about 300 product categories w

welcome to the steve jobs theater. >> reporter: yeah, that was tim cook, the ceo. he says they now sold 2 billion apple ios devices and today was all about the new devices. the first one introduced was the next generation of the apple watch with a larger face, series 4, and is thinner with a longer battery life and has interesting new health features. it the can detect if you have a low heart rate and can even perform an electrocardiogram and they can see if someone has fouled. >> after detecting a fall series 4 delivers an alert and from that alert you can initiate an emergency call. however, if the watch senses you are mobile for one minute, it will start the call automatically, and it -- it also sends a message with your locations to your emergency contacts. >> reporter: of course, everybody here was waiting for the latest on the iphone. first they introduced the iphone 10 and it features edge-to-edge screen with a bigger and faster display with new features featuring an upgrades. my colleague is there will more later on the upgrades. reporting live, matt kearl,

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valuation with stocks that continue to steadily climb you think about american companies i think steve jobs apple is truly kind of a a standout in the minds of american consumers and i think it's a well deserved apple though has strong competition in the chinese company while way which outsold i phones last quarter while way is cheaper and more accessible overseas for now though the apple i phone remains an american status symbol. castro al-jazeera washington. we have a sports news still ahead on the news hour find out what happens when a sprinting champion is put in a virtual zero gravity environment. the sport now has a hole. thank you very much germany's reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel has spoken in public for the first time about the training cross that left power law used saying she will never walk again vogel who won gold at the past two olympics only revealed the extent of her injuries last week. she said the other cyclist involved in the crash in june. the twenty seven year old had spinal cord seven in the accident. when my shoes walked away without me noticing tha

the san francisco exhibit has unique pieces including this steve jobs portrait and golden state warriors trophies. each piece is covered and shellacked to preserve the candy so you can touch, just don't lick anything. and, of course, candytopia is ready to capture the perfect shot for social media. >> it looks so cool! >> reporter: there are high resolution cameras set up throughout. >> we like the mystery. we like you to kind of walk into the places and say what's going on. people leave and go, what did i just do? the point is, if you just want to be happy and you love sweets, this is a wonderful place to just escape all that stuff we all go through. >> reporter: candytopia runs through november 30th. betty yu, kpix 5. >> amazing. >>> time now 4:53. "house of cards" is returning for its final season. and we have a sneak peek of what to expect. dressed stars of the year...and a big reveal for the final season of house of cards! danielle nottingham has those stories and more in tainment >>> the less is out for the best dressed stars of the year and a big reveal for the final season of "ho

valuation with stocks that continue to steadily climb you think about american companies i think steve jobs apple is truly kind of a standout in the minds of american consumers and i think it's a well deserved apple though has strong competition in the chinese company while way which outsold i phones last quarter while way is cheaper and more accessible overseas for now though the apple i phone remains an american status symbol i do joe castro al-jazeera washington. we have a sports news still ahead on the news hour find out what happens when a sprinting champion this but in a virtual zero gravity environment. all . thank you very much germany's reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel has spoken in public for the first time about the training crush that left her paralyzed saying she accepts she will never walk again vogel who want track sprint gold in the past to a lympics only revealed the extent of her injuries last week in berlin on wednesday she said the other cyclists involved in the crash in june have not contacted her the twenty seven year old had her spinal cord severed in

at the steve jobs theater on apple's campus in cupertino, a glimpse into the future. >> so let's get started with the apple watch. >> reporter: the apple watch series 4 unveiled at the company's annual event this morning was presented to the audience as the first over-the-counter electrocardiogram or ecg. these the device doctors use to look for heart disease and other heart conditions. now available to you on your wrist. and cleared by the fda. >> a lot of competitors have brought out more and more features around health. it's all a trend. but this is a step further with you know the fda approval and all that. >> fit bit sharers took a dive after anus of the new watch pch. the latest model can tell if you fall down and need to make an emergency call. >> if the watch senses you are mobile for one minute it will start the call automatically. >> apple is releasing three new th xs appear apple's most expensive yet, the xs 6.5 inch screen with a big $1,100 price tag. preordering for the apple watch and both iphone xs's begins friday. reporting live in los gatos, anoushah nbc bay area. >>

the gallery includes art specific to san francisco including a 14,000 piece ode to steve jobs and sour belt warriors championship trophies. candy samples await visitors and self-proclaimed candy queen jackie sorkin says willy wonka and the chocolate factory inspired her to create the museum. >> one day i watched willy wonka, became obsessed with the story, right. so i love the color of the candy, the chocolate. i love that as a kid. still do as an adult. it was the meaning of the story, where it was really dream big, be a good person, if you keep going you never give up. one day you might find your golden ticket. >> candytopia is in town until the end of november. tickets are still available on-line and you can find out more information on our website abc7news.com. >> yum. i guess you can like save up calories for a month and then go. >> yeah. >> i don't know. those mosaics are cool. >> no calories if you're just looking at the candy. if you're consuming it in every room. samples around every corner. >> field trip coming up. absolutely. grab your sun glasses if you're going to head out

not have it cheap it's so much money steve jobs and i think people have to be a solution money that she's not an elected to. lead. oh and walk into a drive with a v.w. motor magazine coming up porsche sporty rick wagoner a panamera for a hybrid sport tourism a. racing towards the future the formula student germany competition. and perfect for soaking up the sun must his m.x. five convertible. affordable convertibles are getting harder to come by but one car maker is bucking the trend mazda the m x five r f features a long hood a short rear and lots of fun on the road it's a bonafide roadster helmet for our car tester i'm doing some i can hardly imagine anything more fun than taking a roadster out for a spin down a winding road on a sunny day whether cruising or gunning it pretty shrewd stores used to be the only affordable ones around but they were also notoriously unreliable so over time demand for my budget roadsters dropped until mazda decided to make its own compact and dependable roadster b m x five stuff but so far less to get a snake that's a good beside ahmed's to any extent the e

valuation with stocks that continue to steadily climb when you think about american companies i think steve jobs our hope is truly kind of a standout in the minds of american consumers and i think it's a well deserved apple though has strong competition in the chinese company while way which outsold. i phones last quarter while way is cheaper and more accessible overseas for now though the apple i phone remains an american status symbol. castro al-jazeera washington. from technology to nature and one of nature's most spectacular displays this is expected to be a vintage season for the northern lights the lucky residents of the city of rover a namea that's in the lapland region of northern finland were treated to several hours of lights in the night sky this week look at that it's amazing the phenomenon is known as the aurora borealis center occurs when electrically charged particles from the sudden collide with particles in the earth's atmosphere stunning. barbara star in london here the top stories on al-jazeera hungary says it will challenge proceedings against it for breaking the rules on dem

valuation with stocks that continue to steadily climb you think about american companies i think steve jobsapple is truly kind of a a standout in the minds of american consumers and i think it's a well deserved apple though has strong competition in the chinese company while way which outsold i phones last quarter while way is cheaper and more accessible overseas for now though the apple i phone remains an american status symbol i do joe castro al-jazeera washington. stories for you here and i'll just. the remains of people in the eastern united states are making last minute preparations for what is predicted to be the worst storm in thirty years hurricane florence is now about six hundred kilometers off the u.s. east coast the national hurricane center says it could make landfall as soon as friday people in the states of north carolina south carolina and virginia have been told to take action to ensure they do stay safe fema and first responders are out there they're going to stand through the danger of this storm get out of its way don't play games with it it's a big one we want you safe