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at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a promise that would forever alter how we perceive the world it spans the globe like a superhighway it is called internet and suddenly are part of a new mash of people archives ideas the personal computer and the internet to manage into the information age laying the groundwork for unlimited innovation at the dawn of the 21st century there would be a new revolution a new generation of young geniuses made a new promise beyond our wildest dream use the idea that we take all the world's information and make. everyone limitless information artificial intelligence machines that would know what we wanted and would tend to our every need the technology would be beyond our imagination it's almost like magic yet the concept would be as simple as a single word search. this was the beginning of google and less than a decade later facebook they would make a new promise to humanity what i think so interesting about google and facebook is they were founded at american university and stanford university you h

but we said we believe so strongly not only in the vision, but in that guy, steve jobs., let's make this bet. david: right now with the current situation, i am driving from dulles to downtown washington, sometimes cell coverage breaks down. randall: used to. it was exit 13. it does not anymore. [laughter] david: did it ever happen to you? randall: it happened to me a lot. and i would call every time i went through there, my network guy, i would say, i dropped the damn call again. the problem with these guys is they have to get a cell site permit. in this day and age -- it can take two or three years to get a cell site permit. we hear a lot of people, including folks in the administration, saying china is going to beat us to the world of 5g. in china, they don't spend two years getting a permit to build a cell site. they say we want a cell site over there and they just go build it. here, this two to three years is going to be a problem. david: is china ahead of us now in 5g? randall: now, no. today, we have live 5g standards-based up and running in 12 markets in the unite

david: when the iphone was being developed, did steve jobs come to you and try to explain it to you?t did you think of what he was saying? randall: we were building a mobile internet. that is what 3g was about. as i said, i did not know what the mobile internet looked like. how, just build it, and people will use it. that has always been my philosophy. if you make something mobile, utility explodes. and the guy in a black turtleneck shows up with a description, an explanation of a product. he did not have a product. he had an explanation of a product. think about a phone that does not have a keypad. it is just a screen, and it has little icons. you push these icons, stock quotes, weather, you get that. the minute we saw that, it was, that is the mobile internet. that is something we have to be a part of. that is what we are building the future for. david: so you said to steve, let's be partners? or how did you do that? randall: let's pursue it. you know, and it was a very intense negotiation of business terms. steve obviously had a lot of confidence and to do a deal. we did the first

but we said we believe so strongly not only in the vision, but in that guy, steve jobs., let's make this bet. david: right now with the current situation, i am driving from dulles to downtown washington, sometimes cell coverage breaks down. randall: used to. it was exit 13. it does not anymore. [laughter] david: did it ever happen to you? randall: it happened to me a lot. and i would call every time i went through there, my network guy, i would say, i dropped the damn call again. the problem with these guys is they have to get a cell site permit. in this day and age -- it can take two or three years to get a cell site permit. we hear a lot of people, including folks in the administration, saying china is going to beat us to the world of 5g. in china, they don't spend two years getting a permit to build a cell site. they say we want a cell site over there and they just go build it. here, this two to three years is going to be a problem. david: is china ahead of us now in 5g? randall: now, no. today, we have live 5g standards-based up and running in 12 markets in the unite

everyone years of apple and they think steve jobs and steve wozniak what they don't know is there wasnother guy who owned the third of apple at the beginning this is a guy name mike markkula.mike macola had been at intel before it had its ipo and watched the company grow from basically a room or two in a warehouse into this incredibly successful company and mike recruited, let me tell you who came to apple because of mike markkula, their president, the chairman of their board, their vp of marketing, their vp of sales, their vp of human resources, their head of legal and their two most important investors all were involved with apple because of mike markkula. his story is fascinating because his this very quiet man, wonderful guy is perfectly happy to be back in the shadows because he felt like jobs and wozniak and particularly jobs were just much better front men for this company and yet he was quietly in the back building this company. that's mike markkula an amazing guy. the third person i write about is the fabulous sandy kurt sick. sandra kurt sick is the first woman to take a tec

everyone hears apple and they think steve jobs and steve wozniak. what they don't know is there was another guy who owned a third of apple at the beginning. this is a guy named mike markela. he had been at intel before it had its i.p.o. and watched that company grow from basically a rumor to -- a room in a warehouse into this incredibly successful company and mike recruited, let me tell you who came to apple because of mike. their president, the chairman of their board, their v.p. of marketing, their v.p. of sale, their v.p. of human resources, their head of legal, and two -- their two most important investors, all were involved with apple because of mike. and his story is fascinating because he's this very quiet man, wonderful guy, who was perfectly happy to be back in the shadows. because he felt like jobs and wozniak, particularly jobs, were just much better frontmen for this company. and yet he was quietly in the back building this company. so that's mike markela, an amazing guy. a third person i write about is the fabulous sandy kersig. sandra

. >> now, buffett also told me today that steve jobs had actually called him a few years earlier and the same question of him that tim cook asked. buffett said he safe of gave him the same advice but steve jobs didn't take the same advice the way that tim cook is taking it in terms of buybacks the other big knows has to be with ipos, initial public offerings, particularly with uber coming public this week he declined to comment on uber because he looked at uber 18 months ago although nothing worked out here's what he had to say about ipos in general. >> i don't think berkshire has offer bought a new offering. all the selling incentives are there, commissions are higher, the animal spirits are rising. that's going to be better than 1,000 other things i can buy where there is no similar selling enthusiasm and the desire to get the deal done and extra commissions. that's the single best thing to buy on a given day >> i can't think of a time when we've ever done it >> that was charlie munger, of course weighing in at the ends of that. again they are not in favor of ipos in general. when

jedediah: we have a clip of steve jobs at that commencement.ults of other people's thinking. don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. jedediah: what's interesting to me here steve jobs is talking to an audience like there may be dissent among that group. they may disagree. tim cook is talking like everyone is on the same mission. they are all in agreement. that collectiveness mindset that i detest. >> of course. you are hearing this from a major ceo. major technology innovators in the history of the world steve jobs. you are hearing at university where free speech is extraordinarily under threat. have you censorship of big tech and have you censorship on campus. don't be by dogma. think differently and for yourself. that speech was 14 years ago. how much our culture has changed in 14 years and certainly not for the better. griff: quickly, michael, do you think the students took anything away from that speech. >> fortunately students on campus these days i think are mostly plugged in and listening to their iphones

she celebrated steve jobs and his vision. tim cook tweeting we came together in the home you imagined for us and celebrated your spirit. we love you, steve. rain as you move into saturday afternoon. we will look at the hour by hour forecast. you can make those plans. that's coming up in seven minutes. >> what's the secret to longevity. it could be the way you walk. the results of a eye-opening study. plus -- >> you are watching what it's like to stare down the barrel of a ghost gun. they are homemade, untraceable and flooding the criminal black market. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. it's no ordinary day

. >> reporter: it took the lives of steve jobs, singer and civil rights activist aretha franklin. ♪ >rter: little house on the prairie star michael landon, and actor patrick swayze who went from "dirty dancing" heartthrob to being ravaged by the disease. >> how much weight did you lose? >> i dropped about 20 pounds in the blink of an eye. then when you see it in the mirror, all of a sudden you pull your eyes down and the bottom of your eyes go yellow and jaundice sets in, and you know something is wrong. >> reporter: he spoke openly about his battle with barbara walters in 2009. >> are you scared? >> i don't know. i will be so either truthful or stupid as to say no. but then i immediately when i say that, i have to say yes, i am. i don't know what's on the other side. i love you, lady. >> i know you do. >> reporter: swayze died less than nine months later, but alex trebek hopes to beat the odds, joining survivors like ruth bader ginsburg treated in 2009. >> i've had so many contacts from people who have survived cancer for ten years, 12 years, 14 years. i am now a 30-day cancer surviv

celebrating steve jobs. you can see the elaborate rainbow set up in place. it is unclear when this huge show is going to start. >>> live look around san francisco from our exclusive sales force cameras. clear now but don't put your umbrella away just yet. >> the majority the weekend carries a chance of rainfall. sometime over the weekend rain free but not tomorrow. radar tonight dry friday evening plans weather will not be an impediment. tomorrow morning rain returns north bay up first 89:00 it will quickly work its way south midafternoon just a steady soaking rain everywhere throughout the bay area. taper off to showers by saturday evening. as we look to sunday morning we have more rain moving through rain chance will not leave until lunchtime on sunday. rain around here more snow for the sierra up to 15 inches of new snowfall above 6000 feet elevation heavy snow at times rain beginning midmorning tomorrow. headlines soggy into the evening and shower we on sunday morning. when does this pattern finally end? we will talk about that coming up. >>> this weeken

getting and look at the massive rainbow stage set up for the grand opening of apple park to celebrate steve jobss not in the sports cas. i am sorry. it is the eve of the warriors/blazers game 3. what kind of friday night sports do i have? you will not see the milwaukee bucks 125-103 spanking in toronto but you will see the blues. you will see the san jose sharks. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >> nhl playoffs up top in your san jose sharks. a controversial game 3 when. back for game 4. hostile territory tonight in st. louis. they were up to my calf and when i can the serious. somewhere, the puck poked through a sharks skate. put the blues up to mick evans. i will give jones credit. he ke

at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a promise that would forever alter how we perceive the world it spans the globe like a superhighway and it's called internet and suddenly you're part of a new mash of people programs archives i believe it's.

henry ford, thomas edison, winston churchill, jk rowling, steve jobs, bill gates. when i go around the country and speak to schools i ask the students what do you think is hindering you and what is stopping you and what obstacles are in your way? it is always the same answer. title i schools students tell me they are poor and have no money and no way to make bank. so i tell them the story. in the early 70s there was an unknown actor trying to make it in new york and he moved to california but things were not going well there either. as a matter of fact things were so bad had to sell his dog because he cannot afford to feed him. then one day he saw something they gave him an idea to ride right script about a man going to stand up to life and take a shot and go the distance. within three days he finished the script. some hollywood producers read the script and loved it. except for one thing, they did not want him to play the main character. it was too much of a risk at the box office. they offered him $360,000 for the script but only on the condition he could not be

can treat cancer we cannot treat otherwise like for instance pancreatic cancer patrick swayze and steve jobs celebrity victims of pain trade a cancer how to treat this tumor and how the chances of survival are this is what i'm going to talk about with dr and bring us down. the pan cross a small organ that can often cost great problems. it lies right here between your liver n.t.l. spleen your pancreatic gland usually you don't feel it that it becomes diseased it might be life threatening. a long lost cause a maria segal and her husband feel as if they've got their lives back for almost 6 months things were turned upside down after who was a maria developed life threatening complications as a result of cool stones. she suddenly experienced of ear pain collapsed and lost consciousness she had to be helicoptered to hospital. and alter a sound revealed that she was suffering from an acute inflammation of the pancreas the likely cause a trap gallstone. the gallstone is trapped and ends up in the area around the opening of the intestine. we can see that here in the image. stone travels through the

value i mean every young man will have a chance to believe that he can be the next bill gates or steve jobs there is a popular sumption a. good democrat i say ssion in the former soviet union is only possible through a set of evil democratizing playbook that any country of the former soviet union that to some extent that is the new europe can only democratize on that the e.u. supervision and i think your country is some of them defying that assumption do you think your a stand alone example and do you think it's possible for the former soviet republics to improve themselves without western guidance you know i think the having a sort of a overall. solution or definition for everybody i think it's a wrong approach or they'll leave for seventy years or more for us in a russian empire than a soviet union and we have a lot of common things person a lie when i travel or when i'm in cause us the norah. when it was based on or i mean said that this berg i feel oh but that's me maybe then and i think it's very important for the next generation of people that we were growing both in russia below to s

information on the web and led them off into the internet and that was the birth of smartphones steve jobs unveiled the i phone and the rise of facebook and this notion that time spent on a site where users are doing lots and lots of time on facebook became really important metrics that advertisers are paying attention to and so google's response was basically to deviate from that original eat those and becoming a place where they were trying to keep people on google so they very rapidly started to branch out into other areas they were getting a lot of information from people using the search engine but if people went directly to a website. that's bad because now google doesn't know that so they developed a browser which is now the most widely. used to browse around the world chrome by getting people to use chrome they were able now to collect information about every single web site you visited whether or not you were using their search engine but the course even that's not enough right because people do a lot of things now on their mobile devices on their computers without using their bro

at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a promise that would forever alter how we perceive the world it spans the globe like a superhighway it is called internet and you suddenly are part of a new mash of people programs archives ideas the personal computer and the internet are sure to manatee into the information age laying the groundwork for unlimited innovation at the dawn of the 21st century there would be a new revolution a new generation of young geniuses made a new promise beyond our wildest dreams. the idea is that we take all the world's information and make. everyone limitless information artificial intelligence machines that would know what we wanted and would tend to our every need the technology would be beyond our imagination it's almost like magic yet the concept would be as simple as a single word search. this was the beginning of google and less than a decade later facebook they would make a new promise to humanity what i think.

getting and look at the massive rainbow stage set up for the grand opening of apple park to celebrate steve jobs. >> lady gaga is not in the sports cas. i am sorry. it is the eve of the warriors/blazers game 3. what kind of friday night sports do i have? you will not see the milwaukee bucks 125-103 spanking in toronto but you will see the blues. you will see the san jose sharks. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >> nhl playoffs up top in your san jose sharks. a controversial game 3 when. back for game 4. hostile territory tonight in st. louis. they were up to my calf and when i can the serious. somewhere, the puck poked through a sharks skate. put the blues up to mick evans. i will give jones credit. he kept the sharks in the game. the sharks cut the lead in half and third period when they crashed in. there was so many near misses. the blues won the game 2-one. came 5 sunday afternoon in

axes are not extra you know that's what we're trying to avoid with the jury system i know but like steve jobs over at apple will say you know he's a he's a friendly dictator i mean you know somebody has got to lay down the law. or is there a guy like that or do you have a governance model that is truly kind without need of a so i figure there's a cool phrase circulating it's not don't be evil it's can't be evil be unable to be evil right and that is where we need to go where we're not there yet i mean i think that putting up the tokens we used to have a point system that was on our servers we took the point system in put it on the user's own wallet so we're not involved in that i'm over trying to be less involved with everything over time but. you know there aren't any fully decentralized social networks that are really scalable right now we have been we started a 0 we started filming so did. not fully decided that are scalable at this time not that i know of the ones that we know scuttlebutt is really interesting it is fully decentralized but i gather very did not fully centralized and propr

steve: i do a lot of the website, back-end work, as well. it's not a small job. lemonis: okay. was kind of interesting meeting lee, because the things that he is doing, i would expect steve to do. steve is too separated from what happens on the front lines. ♪ how are you? tracy: i'm tracy. lemonis: tracy, nice to meet you. i just spent a little bit of time with austin. tracy: my husband's name is austin, yes. lemonis: oh, it's your husband. tracy: uh-huh. lemonis: okay. tracy: we've been married almost 13 years? something like that. lemonis: i like him, by the way. tracy: he's very passionate about what he does. lemonis: yeah. tracy: and his people out there. lemonis: so, could could you take me through the sales process? like, if i want to order a certain type of floor... tracy: so, you're basically asking for a customization on this? lemonis: yes, can that be done? tracy: if the production team says we can do it, i'm not walking away from the sale. lemonis: why? tracy: so, we get 20% of the cash up-front. lemonis: uh-huh. tracy: if i don't have a lot of cash customers for the

steve jobs and steve wozniak handbuilt these computers and sold them in 1976 at the bike shop in midland park for $666.66. the wanted auction is expected to sell for about 630,000 the wanted auction is expected to sell for about $630,000. >> i don't get out enough to get to the museum. you mentioned it but i haven't been going often or recently. >> it is beautiful. a >> you can see these paintings without having to buy them. >> my garage is like a museum these days. this my wife allows me to keep my treasures. >> it's like your man cave. hold onto them. you never know what they could be worth. >>> a rough morning for commuters out here. the bay bridge had a truck accident. here is a look at the plaza were people are finally getting through. a crash from 5 am slow down the early commute and we had a truck that was stalled on the 580 at macarthur maze that caught fire. we had video of fire here that was full of cooking oil at one point and all the lanes from 582 the toll plaza were closed. they now have some lanes coming through and firefighters were able to knock it down without -- within