steve jobs... mentioned. if there is a crash... steve jobs. .. i am not mentioned. not say - make without them, we just got in there. somebody got in there and took the credit for it. we're not stupid. you are definitely not, you are definitely not that. he is a with cold and flu we appreciate you coming in regardless and being a bit ofa coming in regardless and being a bit of a trooper on the briefing. thank you as well for your company, and thank you for your stories about caring for elderly or unwell people. i was see you caring for elderly or unwell people. i was see you soon. caring for elderly or unwell people. i was see you soon. goodbye. hello there. it was a fairly unsettled day on tuesday. we saw plenty of showers across northern and western areas. and a few got across into the east that were pretty heavy and thundering in one or two spots. but there was plenty of sunshine too. the next few days, similar story, staying rather unsettled with low pressure nearby, and it's going to be windy for most. on wednesday, low pressure again to the north of the uk. fa

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 ushered humanity 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 ideas that we take all the world's information and make. new small to every 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 universit

could you imagine steve jobs pulling that off i really can't.t was needed right now is not this beacon of innovation. maybe it's competence and logistical savvy and calmness. and that is what tim cook has brought to the table. that's why he has added about $600 billion in market cap to the stock. >> it's not been perfect. no ceo is going to be perfect. >> let's not forget. i'm saying that. >> you have anileiated this guy for no reason whatsoever. >> i don't think there is no reason. when you are mark zuckerburg you by -- >> they bring buybacks and dividends. we are going to break now. we are going to go to break. we have to. because it's a big week for industrial earnings. the sector is up. the smart way to play the group is next in etf edge. we're back in two minutes. now pr workflows in the cloud, huh? mm-hm. your employees must love you. thank you. ah, you could say that. so how are things with you guys? great. thank you. thank you, sir. lunch next week? terrific. say hi to the team. will do. call my office, i will. -sounds good. alrighty. se

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steve jobs and steve wozniak drop out of college and they are kind of tinkering themselves in this time talking about. but really, they don't become apple until a little bit later. that is when the economy changes. but it's in the 70's that they are starting to play around. this is also when the government is developing the internet. it starts out being called something else and it operated on these huge computers. but we did not really get the internet until the 1990's. i'm really dating myself here, but when i was sitting in your seat and listening to lectures, i did not have email. there was no world wide web. i did not even have a cell phone. all of that is in its infancy and people are not necessarily it, but it isbout really on the horizon. so you can think about the relationships between these things and what is ahead as you prepare for class on tuesday. remember to do the readings and thank you so much for your attention today. have a good rest of your day. in historyo lectures on the go by streaming our podcasts. you are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. campaign 2

. >> next in your life, steve jobs and larry ellison, two polar opposites, i would say both influentialn your life. >> by the way, both close friends and steve jobs had a huge impact on my life unexpected impact. i would have dinner with him, and he would say, hey, come and see me, we need to talk. and i was, you know, in my 30s and i'm starting my company, i was super cautious, i was afraid of him i had worked foreh eed -- i hadr him, and i had held him in high esteem and i still do and he gave me invaluable advice, he said think of the future, think of an application economy. paid off well for me >> at the same time, you started a company after the journey there, 1999, most people were out to make quick money. they wanted to sell their company, bring it public and cash n you were immediately about using it as an important platform nor change, and one, one, one, determined to give back when everyone else was taking in >> i want can give gratitude to larry ellison for that after working at oracle for ten years i was pretty burned out. i was not feeling great. i ended up taking a sabatic

you look at whether it steve jobs or bill gates or jeff bezos.n of money because they stole from us. bernie sanders said this is an unfair economy. they didn't cheat anybody. they gave tremendous benefits to the american people and therefore they benefited tremendously. if they didn't have the benefit with a tick and the rest? jeff bezos, you could have bought amazon stock for like ten bucks in 2005 that he and most went broke. what are you taking that risk if there wasn't this tremendous benefit at the end of the road? the answer is no. >> martha: facilities across the country and drones being built and all the trucks being driven, enormous number of jobs and you could argue that some of the jobs are -- >> we don't have this in a socialist country so there is a reason for that because you get a benefit for her taking a risk. >> martha: bernie sanders has a plan because he talks about income inequality and the multiple that ceos make with whh is a lot larger come he thinks it should be around 30 times with the average worker -- he is proposing th

into others they've got some positive aspects as well to christan over mother who will do snail steve jobs for example very successful losses is there such a thing as a good narcissism. first of all i cannot say that those pieces people they've been mentioned have been as a stick personality disorder or are now cystic and 2nd i wouldn't use the word good narcissism i would rather say that every personality trait has advantages and disadvantages so for instance narcissists are charming they have. their outgoing they're motivated to achieve a lot but on the other hand. they get angry easily or they're frightened when there's a conflict and i had to sit around and vent to those personality traits in losses and become problematic usually problems arise when there's a crisis for instance if the person who has the drop or the wife divorces from the husband yeah then they usually seek psychotherapy mistake to look into relationships narcissists capable of loving and being loved i think that every human being has a certain capability of loving and yet it's very important to differentiate narcissis

at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a profit as the globe like a superhighway it is called internet and suddenly you're part of a new mash of people programs archives i believe it's the personal computer and the internet are sure to manatee into the information age laying the groundwork for a moment to 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 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.

information on the web and led them off into the internet and that was the birth of smartphones steve jobs unveiled the i phone in 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 in 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 rouser in 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 browser you w

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 programs archives ideas the personal computer and the internet . 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 genius of this 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. 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 universities stanford university yo

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looking at the world and say there's a different better way to do this and he was right about that steve jobs is one of those people visionary person who looked at the world and saw a different way doesn't mean they're all good people it doesn't mean that you necessarily want to have a personal relationship with them but they're brilliant people and the line between being a genius and being insane is pretty thin but i think what's important for people to remember here is that just because someone is a visionary and has great vision does not necessarily mean that they're able to run a successful business and that's what we're seeing with a lot of these inflated i.p.o.'s is that it's a great idea and it does well but maybe the person who has that visionary idea is not the same one to carry it through you know the line between genius and insanity word you find it bends one investigative journalist and cryptocurrency analyst thanks so much for in. time for a quick break but hang here because while we were tank fresh off of an ongoing legal battle over libra facebook is back in the hot seat courte

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 you're part of a new mash of people programs archives. the personal computer and the internet are sure to manage into the information age laying the groundwork for i'm limited innovation at the dawn of the 21st century there would be a new revolution a new generation of young genius of this made a new promise beyond our wildest dreams. the idea is that we take all the world's information.

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 ushered humanity into the information age.

i look at successful people like bill gates, steve jobs, they are successful because they use at thatle day. never stop believing in yourself because it is good to believe in a dream. an idea can lead to knowledge and knowledge can lead to knowledge and knowledge can lead to work. never stop believing in yourself and on those positive words we will leave it there. thank you for being on newsday. it was a fairly unsettled day on tuesday. we saw plenty of showers across northern and western areas. if you got across into the east stop heavy and thundering in one or two spots. plenty of sunshine as well. the next two days staying unsettled with low pressure to buy and windy for most. 0n with low pressure to buy and windy for most. on wednesday, low pressure to the north of the uk. fairly strong winds, plenty of showers blowing from west to east. for thursday and friday, we could see more organised when the front pushing in to bring more system rain for some areas. like i mentioned, it is not going to be particularly cold with weather from the south—west. wednesday starts off bright with s

i look at successful people like bill gates, steve jobs, elon musk — they are successful because theytop believing in yourself because it is ones who believe in skills the dream is built. always have a big idea because idea can lead to knowledge and knowledge can lead the world. triumph over adversity. an inspiring story. thanks for watching. i am going to leave you with this thought, imagine you are sitting co mforta bly thought, imagine you are sitting comfortably at the hairdressers and that happens. yes, that is an idea smashing through a hairdressing salon window in new york. it managed to get out safely and unhurt but it did swipe some straightness! hello there. it was a fairly unsettled day on tuesday. we saw plenty of showers across northern and western areas. and a few got across into the east that were pretty heavy and thundering in one or two spots. but there was plenty of sunshine too. the next two days, similar story, staying rather unsettled, with low pressure nearby, and it is going to be windy for most. on wednesday, low pressure against the north of the uk. fairly str

world the steve jobs of the world you know entrepreneurs chuck yeager breaking the sound barrier men landing on the moon so americans would go against the grain in this respect and toll in my view 911911 was the the event that destroyed the american character and introduced this reality where the rich said i am going to not going to play anymore game time is over america is finished and they went to this protectionist system of just keeping it all in the family and that is that now 20 years later we see the results and it's only going to get worse $911.00 also happened to just come after the quantities futures modernization act and the glass steagall so it was kind of the beginning of the end that we've had total plunder since it's kind of almost them handing off as well right after $911.00 of course china entered the world trade organization so there are a whole bunch of factors that came in at the same time but in this article they point out that again the least qualified are kept from failing so there they maintain positions of power and hog capital more and more scarce real capit

and i think tim cook, who is no steve jobs, has done an admirable job. the stock is going to do fine. stuart: you're right. that place is jam-packed any hour, any day. it really is an amazing piece of retailing. thanks for joining us. see you again real soon. >>> let's take a look at facebook, which i'm going to call a teflon stock. despite the threat of regulation somewhere down the road, this is a company which is just going straight up. a stock that's going straight up. jim anderson, the social flow guy, is with us now. i think i can call that a teflon stock, can't i? >> evidence would certainly seem to support that. the numbers just get crazy. huge numbers. but the thing that struck me, 94% of their revenue was from mobile devices. you just talked about apple. 94% from a company that was late to mobile. stuart: that's interesting. 94% of what facebook brings in the money from these things. >> that thing. $17 billion or so. it came from that device. it's your attention on that device is what's driving facebook. stuart: i know you don't analyze the mar

. >> kennedy: that's a way of saying i'm as good as steve jobs. >> dana: humans adapt.en't accidentally deleted an e-mail in days. >> kennedy: you know what the fix is? there's a setting that you can go in and have it ask you before you delete them. you probably don't have the update. >> geraldo: i don't. >> greg: probably somebody in a hospital about to get butt surgery and watching us complaint about our icons and throwing crap at the tv. apple, a little notice would have been nice. like you don't change the locks on the house without telling somebody. >> dana: the customer should not be guinea pigs. >> kennedy: i couldn't figure out why i kept deleting e-mails. what did i do? did i offend somebody? i don't know where it went. how good is the camera? >> lawrence: it's amazing. i'll show you. >> kennedy: portrait mode? >> lawrence: lets you get far away. >> kennedy: we could be cake toppers. nine and ten employees -- greg have guilty of this. can't wait -- admit coming to work while sick. people say they're worried about the hefty amount of work and they want to save t

that's the job in terms of debate preparation. steve: i read that you drove or may still be driving an outdated hybrid honda civic. is that true? mr. steyer: i drove that for 17 years. for the past two or three, i've been driving a chevy volt. i bought the honda years ago because i thought it was the best from the environmental standpoint. i have another inexpensive car that i've been driving around california with great pleasure. steve: what has surprised you the most about the process yucca for you personally. this is- mr. steyer: the most reassuring and valuable experience i've ever had. it was true for the seven years before it and it's true in spades now. people are wise, compassionate, and brave. going around and talking to them toenormously reassuring, understand how strongly they are and how ready they are for change. it is really the best thing of ever had a chance to do. people always describe it and say, is this terrible for you? i say, no, the exact opposite. this is the best experience i can imagine. that's the truth. every

>> look of the richest people in the country from steve jobs to jeff bezos and ask this question, didget a single dollar that they didn't accept voluntarily from people who give it to them because they weren't getting better services, products they didn't have before and it needs wants being set of satisfy the prior coming to the markets. at the whole idea coming is cheating, it's going with some sort of embezzlement, it's complete nonsense. >> laura: it's a whole you didn't build that line that we heard last campaign, the campaign from 2012 with obama. thank you so much, having we we you back soon. what happens with climate change protesters to get a little bit too far? ♪ >> laura: time for the last fights, what happens when climate protesters trying to block blue-collar workers from getting to work? >> the world is not coming to an end. >> laura: he wasn't happy being caring, at least not at that moment, oh, my goodness, was current when you need him was mike shannon bream, has all the news developments, and i'm going to be watching. at shannon. >> thank you so much, we begin tonigh

steve: jillian, great job out there. urg was named the mvp and washington nationals say they have a homecoming that is quote absolutely bananas when they return to the swamp. brian: i think it will be hysterical parade 2:00 on saturday. everybody in washington thinks they are v.i.p. excuse me, i'm going to need special access. everyone is going to want special access on a parade to be on a float. i have news for you, it should be about the fans. ainsley: three hours, we are wearing orange. today is halloween. steve: it is. ainsley: the democrats are meeting today to talk about haunted house. look at the front cover of ne"new york post." steve: treat for items, trick for trump. will pelosi's ghouls vote today on impeach inquiry. brian: nancy pelosi have normal presser. a lot more interest in it kevin mccarthy. house vote on the trump impeachment resolution is today. they say it's a vote to codify the investigation. even as steny hoyer says i'm not even sure we need this vote. and very few dems who have not weighed in. even

if we're going to go down this road, let's jail thomas edison, henry ford, steve jobs.o come to some kind of a deal. an l election coming up. let's not forget, china is mcdonald's second largest market, nike's second largest market, gm sells more car in china than it does in north america. apple sells a b a fifth of its iphones there. this is a huge market for u.s. pes companies. the pressure is -- u.s. companies. the pressure is just as great if not greater here. lauren: i've heard it spoken of realistically that we don't get a deal and we operate as two separate economies and all of the companies you mentioned that do business in china start reshoring their operations and supply chains to the us and you have a decoupling of the two biggest nations in the world. >> very dangerous and unfortunate. it would be a sign of an a economic retreat for the u.s. if our goal economically is to bring back the jobs of the past, that is something that would spook investors far more than the brakesmanship already. u.s. is all about progress. if suddenly we're going to retreat and bec

steve jobs' turtleneck lives on. side a new phone. it's unclear whether the garment was really jobs' or a phony knockoff. the latest overnight gimmick from jim bean, visitors can book a stay at the bourbon distillery in kentucky. it accommodates six people and costs $23 a night on airbnb. you can only book one night. it includes a fully stocked bar, a guided distillery tour, dinner and a jim beam bourbon tasting. that's what's happening now. lauren: i wouldn't be able to handle one night. cheryl: i don't even drink bourbon, but i think it would be fun to stay at the distillery. lauren: something all parents are probably guilty of, running late, forgetting to say good-bye to your little one. this 2-year-old not having it when his mom left for work without giving him a kiss good-bye. >> mom and me and look -- >> she didn't give you a kiss? >> she just went to work? >> yeah. what kind of mama does that? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? me neither. >> and hi and nothing more, hi, leaving, mama, da da, me, and -- >> you

a noticias de hollywe hollywood se disparÓ exben aflex estÁ estrenando romance con la viuda de steve jobscon el famoso chef. >> harÍan bien bonita pareja >>> no entiendo la canciÓn >>> pero no se olviden que hoy es el Ú dÍa para votar por sus artistas favoritos en los latin american music awards de este aÑo 2019. >> solo tienen que entrar a (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> asÍ que no te puedes perder la noche mÁs divertida de la mÚsica jueves 17 de octubre solo por las pantallas de telemundo >> nosotros por supuesto estaremos ahÍ transmitiendo, estamos emocionados de hacerlo y me encantan estos premios porque la gente vota, decide por sus artistas >>> cÓmo disfrutamos >>> mÁs adelante desde mÉxico, traemos todo lo que se estÁ preparando para recibir al prÍncipe de la canciÓn los restos de josÉ jose se habla de un homenaje en bellas artes en el auditorio nacional todo eso mÁs adelante >>> vÁmonos con rashel y fredrerik >>> >>> gracias hermosa >>> muy buenos dÍas. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>> muy bien, gracias a dios. >> siempre te he dicho que ese tipo de aros te favorece >>> brillan los debutantes e

russell, steve forbes, on a scale of one to ten in terms of innovation, that's what it was under steve jobs, is this just a refining products that are sort of out there? does apple have something big on the horizon that would revolutionize high-tech again? >> that's an interesting question. over the next year or two, the answer will be no. what we will see a continuation of refinement. we will see apple next year possibly move into 5g which will be viewed initially as being somewhat behind some of the competition even though that's kind of consistent how apple handles new technology like that. the next big thing for apple that people will keep an eye on are the glasses. we keep seeing it come up here and there where we have, you know, this augmented reality tech that's going to live on your face. that's exciting for some people and kind of nervous and big brotherish to some. apple is going to carefully walk the line on how it approaches that. that will be apple's push into the new innovation. david: russell, thank you. deirdre bolton has a report. >> another beat, a beat on top and bottom l

when steve jobs passed away years ago, they said apple lost its zest i've never sold a share of applemy clients' or personal account. the world is changing. i think apple is going to be in the forefront. i'm a big buyer of apple i find it ironic that apple's up $4 today but apple makes me sleep at night. what's important to me is i want my clients to sleep at night a 1.8% dividend. the 10-year treasury less than that i want my clients to go to bed think even if apple stock doesn't move, they're going to get a good dividend rate. >> we just showed a graphic that suggested that you've also -- you're feeling pretty bullish about netflix as well. is that the case does netflix make you sleep at night too? >> there's a lot of competitive companies coming into that space. you've got comcast you've got disney. i'm still a buyer of netflix is there going to be some competition? i think there's enough to go around for those competitors in that space netflix, reed hastings i think is very innovative years ago when he adjusted the price on netflix, the stock took a little bit of a hit. you can bu

he told us this story about having to go to the hospital, because he was experimenting with this steve jobse about the "cape fear" diet, where you just eat turkey on toast, and what are its consequences? >> jimmy: i did this thing in college. ] spittiec and it was a disaster. i don't know why i did it. i heard that de niro did it in "cape fear." and so i just did it to try and get into shape and it was awful >> did it work >> jimmy: i didn't really need to lose weight i was skinny anyway. but i just started getting mad at people and i was getting angry. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, i get really mad. >> well, i wonder what i have in store eating these wings of death for the past four years. but let's move on here to bravado spice co's aka miso. we have ghost pepper and we also have carolina reaper in this one all in one condiment >> jimmy: carolina reaper? i don't even know -- these are names of peppers okay all right. that's a little something, right. >> yeah, i feel a kick mm but doable >> jimmy: it's doable? >> all right >> priyanka, we're going to shift the focus to you because in our sea