i met steve jobs, and then steve jobs ended up having a huge impact on my life, especially when i startedforce. it was a very, very meaningful and powerful relationship. and i wouldn't be the person i am, and salesforce would not be the company it is without steve jobs. david: now, when salesforce was started, you started a system of having people develop applications (apps). and you had the name of the app store. and then can you tell how that revolved? marc: well, this was a really weird situation. so in 2001, salesforce was, like, 18 months old or something. and i got an invitation to fund-- something called college track was starting, which was being put together by steve jobs' wife, laurene powell jobs. and so we ended up doing it. and then there was a dinner afterwards, and i was like, "oh. this is going to be some incredible, huge dinner." and i go to the dinner, and laurene had forgotten to make a reservation, and it was packed. so steve's like, "i'm not leaving until a table opens." now, i won't go into the aspects of his personality, but just know we weren't leaving. so... [laug

about their current view of privacy, innovation and the like. >> yeah, i think the panel was about steve jobs, about his legacy, the first guest here at code 20 years ago. a lot of questions were what would steve think and a lot of answers were his ideals still permeate the company particularly around privacy where steve famously said ask, ask again, ask a third time. that's in some tension with where apple is now they're not the upstart, not fighting microsoft anymore or any of the other competitors they had and they're building an ads business the most interesting thing cook said yesterday was digital advertising isn't bad on its face, it's bad if you track people without their consent we think we can do it a better way. we have to see if that works but it's a big move. >> that's my question, do you buy that i think kara said similar comments to us yesterday she said they're going to do it with privacy in mind, versus facebook or meta, that starts with tracking. he called it surveillance even he's not backing away from those comments what's the bar how will we know if apple's doing this in

just to see if they could do it. >> steve jobs hears about some of this work going on at this lab, ands an innovation place. steve was very visual. and he could see right away the graphic interface was different and more communicative than anything he'd seen before. he knew that it was effective, because it was affecting him. >> jobs realizes, this is the future of computing. this is a whole different kind of computer to be built. famously, a computer for the rest of us. >> 1984. the ridley scott commercial for the macintosh. >> it depicted a very thinly disguised representation of ibm's scary 1984's leader on a big screen saying that this tiny little company, apple, is going to destroy the reigning power. >> we shall prevail. >> on january 24th, apple computer will introduce macintosh. >> the personal computer war heated up today. apple computer officially unveiled its new macintosh. >> i'd like to let macintosh speak for itself. >> hello, i am macintosh. [ cheers and applause ] >> the introduction of the mac was an event. steve jobs really did think of the mac as a thing that would c

i think a lot of the ceos including steve jobs liked it. he got to tussle, and it was fair and it wasn't snarky. i don't think we were particularly snarky, but we were tough. there have been really tough moments on stage i think sundar answered a lot of tough questions. i think he handled himself great. it's a relief to be able to do that. >> they keep coming back, they're also fair. that's the balance. >> someone said it was stockholm syndrome i don't know why they keep coming back. >> we have the mega caps, jassy, cooks, sundar pichai there's another level of c renchtso, a little smaller company going through a difficult time, whether that be lay-offs, evaluation reset what lessons do you think they can learn, especially when you're hearing from the mega caps >> it's interesting because snapchat has been an innovative company. my kids use it still that won't use facebook, they won't use instagram. >> do they pay for plus? >> they do what do you do when you have an amazing product facing headwinds. they were doing well the last couple quar

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also on the guest list, bay area royalty willie mays, joe demaggio and steve jobs. > >> reaction is streaming in. les and royal watchers across the bay area, the country and really really the world remembering the remembering the monarch. flags outside the capitol in washingt, dc lowered to half staff to honor the queen. the white house house canceled scheduled remarks remarks about coronavirus pandemic. the president and first lady released a statement reflecting on the queen's legacy legacy and offering condolences to the royal family. it read hey queen elizabeth ii was more than than a monarch. she defined than than era. she was a steadying presence and source of comfort and pride for generations of britains including many who have have never known their country without her. everyone is asking right now what is next? other ps had been made in place for the queen's death for a very long time. all flags in the uk are fg half staff. uk's newest monarchl be called king charles iii. thee was speculation on what he would he would be known by. he is technically king but there will be formal cerem

stood in the recg line before dinner greeting a-list guests like bay area royalty, joe dimaggio and steve jobs. now the most recent royal visit was in 2005 when prince cs returned to the bay area and he was newly married at that pointo camilla. i'm sure it will be a lot when he returns to the bay area this time as king. > >> we've got much more reactiono the queen's passing on our webse our website at kpix.com. > >> turning to the weather now and a live look at side as we endure our final blazing hot day before some relief finally arrives. >> once again until 10 p.m. tonight. here is a look at the current outages across the bay area. most of those impacting a small number of customers but there are some more significant outages in the south bay. darrek is tracking the conditions for . for us. >> this is the last day we will call it excessively hot. tomorrow is still hot. i will show you the numbers in one second but first here is the sin we are not out of this yet. a live view looking back toward the golden great. there is no fog, no marine layer but there has been a little bit of a breeze, ju

. >> reporter: -- who drew what may be the world's most iconic logo, personally approved by steve jobsi would have known that apple would become a $2 trillion company, i would have said, steve, i'll do your work for free. just give me some stock. >> reporter: throughout the san francisco bay area, you can see perez david's celebration of his heritage. this mural depicts indigenous cultures. most of his drawings honor his family. >> that's my tia. very proud. it gave me the life to get me to where i'm at today, right? it gave me that foundation, the roots of myself and my culture. >> reporter: all in a career both stunning and biting. mary lee, cbs news. >>> and that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm wendy gillette in new york. the threat of a government shutdown is looming if congress cannot pass a short-term spending measure. lawmakers have less than a wee

i think that is very important for our students, to know that steve jobs, elon musk are normal peopleew revolution is an ordinary person. there is no financial subsidies from the local government, but they gave us an abandoned school and a plot of land. we have also managed to raise $15 million from donations and through a local tax system. more than 30 companies are now behind us, mostlyjapanese, but also international ones like consultancy deloitte. in a country where most elite students have long aspired tojoin large corporates until recently, his ambitions plans have seen some big interest, with more than 500 students from all overjapan attending briefings to find out about the first a0 slots. translation: the japanese children's mentality - is definitely changing. the top—notch elite no longer want tojoin big corporations, they are more interested in starting their own business. what they are doing here is exactly what the japanese government hopes to see, with start—ups and entrepreneurship popping up across the country. but the fact remains that japan is still playing catch up

i think after doing elon musk i might go back at least to aristotle. >> steve jobs would tell you howeah, musk is similar in being extraordinary open, how he feels not only about business matters or whatever, but he has a -- more complex life than, let's say, i have, and he's transparent. that's transparency is part of his genius >> weird >> his willingness to be so open and transparent makes him -- >> i think he might do it for chip i am not sure it's about money, but to keep track of the chips >> in terms of -- >> in terms of being the richest man in the world >> but you would not start a rocket ship company going to mars >> this spectrum idea and this idea that he is an unemotional person that doesn't care what people think of him, i don't believe that for a second. i think this is a person that cares deeply of what people think of him >> collective people, but maybe not -- >> but this is the interesting element of it, right you look at the way he feels about president biden, and -- >> he is very annoyed at president biden that general motors is leading the way -- >> he desperately

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. >> welcome back to the steve jobs theater. >> after a brief all come from ceo tim cook, a pre-recorded presentation with a heavy e phasis on the life and aspects of apple products. the best photos and videos, better health and safety iphone 14 comes in 2 sizes with last year's processor but an upgraded camera starting price remains $800. your selfies are going to look better on this smartphone because for the first time on the iphone 14, they now have auto focus on the front facing camera iphone. 14 pro has a new faster processor inside and comes in 2 sizes. this is the iphone 14 pro you can tell by this pill shape at the top of the screen there and on the back, we've got a brand-new 48 megapixel camera and always on display. let you see the time date and other information. 24 7. so right now the screen is off. you can tell that it's on night happened. it comes to life. apple calls the pill shaped sensor area at the top. a dynamic island displaying little bits of information and you can tap to bring up the app that is displaying information about starting price for the 14 pro is $1000.

luck in the world and it was hot out there and you think about what we celebrate today, you know, steve jobsa thinker, and an entrepreneur, he was criticized and you had identified it before a few days ago, madam cj walker was a self-made millionaire and i think about president trump, i think about joe biden, also kennedy as well. i would like to be about big minded people, then i would shortsighted people when it comes to big challenges. and we need all of the above energy strategy. >> what you have to have is a transition. >> california is literally in a bad state. and it's the climate change activists that get us into hysteria. forty years, 50 years, imagine that. and it might actually, the constant hyperbole, it would've been on your side. so cynical, then alienated by these people that were constantly fear mongering. and then i saw that the fear mongering was becoming like a cash cow as well, you can see all these specials, what everybody was talking about if you want to get a good magazine portrait or interview, talking about the environment, suddenly everybody was talking about climat

it's like steve jobs and god got together to say, "we love you, phil."yhow? "doohickey," elly may? it's a movie theater, a library, and a music store all rolled into one awesome pad. a library is a place where people get books. a movie theater is a place where people go on dates. i better load the beach chair into the trunk. i'm gonna need it for the line in the morning. wait, honey, hang on. you can't spend your birthday in line. well, not the whole day. i have to be there at 6:00, or forget about it, and then i'm out by 10:00.

it will be held at the steve jobs theater at apple's cupertino headquarters.the company's first indoor events since the pandemic. apple's iphone 14 is expected to have an updated camera storage and design as well as satellite network and activity. there are also reports to watch series eight will feature a bigger display and body temperature sensors. tim cook not too long ago in the last couple of years, said the biggest contribution apple will make to society is around health and the apple watch is where that mostly happens. we expect it may have body temperature. sensing that this wouldn't tell you exactly what your temperature is. that's not really doable yet on a watch, but it would tell you if you have a general trend towards getting warmer, which would tell you if you've got a fever. it can also be used for women who are tracking pregnancy. the newest airpods. the pro two will reportedly having hester sound quality and more sensors and support for wireless charging city is saying goodbye to snow days. the schools chancellor says children will continue to

when steve jobs even was overseeing the first entry into washington, he said i think our products will for themselves in the halls of congress. tim cook has carried that forward. i don't think we have to play the dirty washington games. they don't have a pac. the last couple years in which apple has come into the limelight has shown they have to get engaged and they have to be telling their story in washington. now they are kind of catching up with their peers. emily: what are you going to be following especially as we get closer to midterms? there is legislation moving through congress on big tech quickly. >> yeah, so it is becoming clear it might come to a vote in the lame duck after the midterms. that is incredibly unlikely. if republicans retake the house, probably antitrust will fall to act of the shelf and content modernization -- moderation and censorship claims will fall to the four. emily: appreciate your perspective. thank you so much for joining us. the fight against climate change. is it gaining momentum? we will talk about whether companies are making serious changes to th

paul: ahead of the event of there had been speculation that maybe we would see a steve jobs style justore thing type announcement around a vr headset. we do not get that. is that something you are anticipating in the future? bob: absolutely. that was in the back of my brain as well, the little, maybe that will happen. but we will see it sometime soon. unlike most apple products, we will probably see it well in advance of its public release. because, if there are applications for this device, it will take a wild. they will have to unveil it to developers so they can build applications. it is great to have cool hardware but it is all about the applications that will run on the device that make get something people want. because of that i think apple will have to break tradition with vr headsets, announcing it much sooner than you will be able to get it because developers will need time to create something. this is a radically new formfactor and idea for a lot of people to deal with. shery: how is apple faring compared to competitors? androids operating system, for example? bob: here in t

along comes steve job's daughter to say it isn't really worth all the fuss.an lee has more from san francisco. what is she saying here, susan, do we know? >> as you know, neil, the gen z, younger generation tends to communicate a little bit differently and through social media so she did post this meme on her instagram where she has half a million followers there with a man wearing a shirt and then pointing to the exact same shirt, meaning the iphone 13 looking at new iphone 14 and this is her view in the meme saying there's not that much of a difference. now, there's an argument that can be made that maybe the iphone 14 regular line, which still has the old chip that you get in the iphone 13, there isn't really that much of an upgrade or something new. apple will argue, look, it's a new design, especially with the pry seizure disorders settings and the -- privacy setting and the bar at the top of the iphone 14 and the camera system with stabilizers and video and the auto focus on the front cameras so the camera systems have been upgraded with a boxy re-desig

. >>> one more thing, as steve jobs, liked to say iphone 14 reviews are out this morning. apple investors joining us now is sophia pitt who's been testing the new models over the past several days i think the question is are there enough really cool features on the high end phone that users should buy those, that this is going to be a good cycle particularly at the high end? >> john, my answer is, yes i would not buy a base model i would not buy a 14 or a 14 plus, but i would buy a pro or a proe mac >> sometimes your viewers are like if you got a phone last year you don't need to upgrade, but the change here is significant. >> yeah, the camera is amazing, the always on display is nice. it's not my favorite feature but the dynamic island is very cool. >> it doesn't get in the way >> it doesn't. >> there's a hole in the phone they have to have there and they turn it into a feature and i was very impressed by that >> yeah, at least it's doing something with that ugly notch everyone was complaining about for such a long time >> okay, so sophia, i've heard a lot about this dyna

. >> reporter: he remembers the first time he saw steve jobs. >> >> he was wearing sandals with torn levi's and a long white sht white shirt that sort of almost hung on him because he was so tn so thin. i actually looked down to see if he was barefoot. i amn am certain, without a doubt that if i had known that apple would would be a $2 trillion company i i would've said, steve, i will do your work for free, just give give me some stock. > >> while honored by peers in hiy his community and even inducted into the mexican american hall of fame, most people have no ida no idea that one of the most recognized logos in the world was drawn by his hand. he believes that is because latinos latinos have lived in the shadows and artists have never been seen as per nationals. art is his passion and his calling and carlos has dedicated his life to his craft. he says the pride he has in his accomplishms his accomplishments is connected connected to those who believed in them like his aunts. carlos says there faith in him gave him him the faith to dream and the confidence to know his dreams could b

in fact tim cook came out to welcome everyone back to the steve jobs theater behind me they built this theater just for events like today. finally get to use it again. four new iphone models, two regular models, two of the pro models with more advanced features, and we're expecting a price increase we already know from tim cook himself demand for iphones are strong, can it remain that strong on top of that, new apple watches, including one that's set to be called the apple iwatch pro, which is more durable design, catering more to athletes and more people serious about their physical fitness airpods pro, with noise cancelling, but a rumored iphone subscription program, you pay one feet, and you gut a new phone every year how it's priced will be of interest to investors. >> any possibility we get a flying car a tv >> reporter: i wish i had something shocking and surprising we're not expecting anything other than new iphones and accessories. virtual reali ity is protect ne year and the car is was out on the horizon. >>> tom forte, managing director at d.a. davidson, and tim higgins, tech

i want to bring in our guest who is here with me, at apple headquarters inside the steve jobs theateror the first time in a few years actually. her significant do you think these upgrades are, and key, are people going to buy these new devices, with inflation higher than what it has in in 40 years? carolina: the focus has been on the opening point to the customer has and it also hit on the key drivers that you see the consumer talk about the battery life, battery display, is it a better camera with lowlight conditions? you saw tim cook opened with the value of each product and the magic that the three products that we are here for today bring together. that is what you have when you are thinking about upgrading. you might have one of these products that are older and you want to get into the cycle so that you can get better advantage of the new features but also feel the magic that cook was talking about. emily: the most significant announcement was the price of the lowest tier iphone 14, it being the same price as the iphone 13 was last year. carolina: the price is good and bad, depe

description so meet timofey kravchenko gomel city lyceum number one life is guided by the rule of steve jobs with your head and class leader english teacher liliya anatolyevna sudos nikolai konstantinov secondary school number 44 named after yakub kolas of the city of minsk is a very good and cheerful person, a sociable character, not married and a teacher of history and social science yulia sergeevna kukharchenko. ksenia andreychenko gymnasium named after yanka kupala of the city of the sea. stirlitz has never been so close to failure and the class teacher teacher of russian language of literature nadezhda ivanovna kozlovskaya kirill plochovich secondary school number two of the city of skidel, cheerful and enterprising lover of geography and history teacher alexei vladimirovich bychenko yan turchinsky gymnasium number 75 of the city of minsk named after maslennikov, the lazy one sleeps little . bad character, unmarried and geography teacher irina mikhailovna emelyanchik. dmitry klevovich secondary school number 11 of the city of the sea active positive purposeful young man and class teache

. >> steve jobs' daughter was dunking on newest iphone saying too similar to old one apple doesn't have to reinvent the wheel they've already done it already nailed down, a perfect network of devices connect together all you expect is battery lasting longer yes can it with stand being dropped in the pool more, yes, they nailed it. cheryl: live pictures, folks, tim cook in new york city, apple big day susan li on it all day for us tiana john stay right here next hour of "mornings with maria" starts right now. . cheryl: good morning, everyone. i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. friday, september 16 top stories 8:00 a.m. eastern time. biden's border crisis. the white house claiming southern border is secure. as migrants fled into united states, biden administration reportedly ready to consider litigation options against republican governors for bussing illegal migrants to sanctuary cities, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says gop is using migrants as political pawns, 53 days ahead of midterm elections. >> futures down, 229 dow, s&p 32, nasdaq down 116, stocks finishi

laurene powell jobs, the widow of steve jobs, runs the amazon collective, an organization dedicated to had the pleasure of talking to jobs on the clinton global initiative this week. you'll also hear from chef jose andreas, as well as the prime minister of barbados, whose speech on climate change last year at the u.n. went viral. they all had big ideas that would make a big difference. >> so in the case of chicago, arne duncan, after he came out of the obama administration, returned to chicago and wanted to work in deep community, in south and west side of chicago. when he was the head of chicago public schools, he witnessed firsthand what it was like to have the devastating effects of gun violence and communities. so we started working block by block with individuals who were most at risk of gun violence, either as the perpetrator or the victim. we have an 18-month program where we hire individuals. we started with men, we now work with men and women, and we have a full, wholistic program that includes high school diploma, includes social and emotional support, includes group support,

in the context the way we talk about these things both elon musk and steve jobs, who i think are the visionaries of my lifetime, would've probably been called woke or been attempted to cancel. elon musk wanted to make electric cars -- i have a different point about the environmental and social governance piece i don't think it's all political i think there's something to be said for it. but you would've called elon musk woke because he said working take the combustible engine to make it obsolete. >> jeanine: that was his company. >> harold: we have to take a step back here. jobs, who revolutionized the way we consumed by and consumed groceries, music, other entertainment content, he might have been called woke. somebody might've tried to cancel him because they didn't like how easy you are free it might've been paid on thing is some people deserve to be called woke. some people deserve to be canceled. but before we quickly and just actively do it come i think we have to take a breath, everybody and assess things without the political lens and i think we'll seem to conveniently and re

but, as the greatest businessman of the 20th century, steve jobs said, that as more women entered thekforce or, you know, focused on their careers, they paid less attention to their children's schools. watch. >> if you ask who are the customers of education, the customers are the parents. not even the students, but the parents. the problem that we have in this country is that the customers went away. the customers stopped paying attention to their schools for the most part. mothers started working. and they didn't have time to spend at pta meetings and watching their kid's school. schools became much more institutionalized and parents spent less and less and less time involved in their kid's education. >> jesse: as both parents, mom and dad moved out, indoctrination moved. in our schools became breeding grounds for pretty subversive behavior. some teachers started sleeping with their students. remember debra lafave educator for florida. accused of sleeping with 14-year-old student not the only one. epidemic of student teacher sex. it's not just sex that's seeped into our schools. viol

not everyone is a fan, though, including eve jobs, the 24-year-old daughter of the late steve jobs, founderho says it's really not worth it. the old phone same as the new phone, tweeting out an image or a meme of a guy with a new shirt with the identical shirt right behind it. it was kind of, seemed kind of funny. but i'm sure for the people running apple today, it was a little infuriating. daniel flax joining us right now. daniel, what you've been saying is no big deal here -- what've has been saying is essentially it's not worth it. what do you think? >> good morning, neil. i think there are some subtle but important differences. if we look at the pro, for example, we've changed from the notch to what's called the dynamic island. and this is really integrateing or pulling together hardware and software in an interesting way which allows you, for example, to get notifications around sports or food delivery, weather. a lot of things that are often part of your user experience but you don't necessarily want at the fore, forefront. if you then layer in emergency sos via satellite, crash detec

steve jobs, do you remember them. that if he said today he be a sexist. the parents both of them stopped paying attention to what was happening at their children's schools. that's when the school started to go downhill. because the consumer, or the customer, the person paying the taxes to get the end for a nation had no idea what was going on behind the counter. the teachers and the administrators started pushing this crazy stuff. the next thing you know that pandemic comes in your licking and zooming you like that out of my child is learning? this is better now -- sounds like the parents could use the union. you just basically argued for a union. right to work. what's to be done now? it seems like it so politicized that even education is hopeless. >> geraldo: one thing we have to do is not to lock down these calls ever again really is a plague and we know about it. i mean we didn't know and science we were boggling our way through the results were catastrophic for the children obviously. i think people make a mistake

i really do think we will get a read ways because pie didn't want —- biden is doing a poor job. stevees with you because she was out this morning and she said she's doing a great job now that she's pushing the white house propaganda instead now she is honest if it is a referendum on joe biden then democrats will lose. >> that is 100 percent right that's why they try to make the referendums on a referendum on donald trump that's way has the new york attorney general bringing the civil case and also trying to make it a referendum the democrats plan is not try to rely on anything biden has done when it comes to the border or crime still on left-wing crazy ideas the only way he can win is if he uses the donald trump by fast that's only thing keeping him floating and also try to focus on abortion he's not actually on the ballot maybe and 50 different states because roe v wade only returned it to democratic action and all the federalist laboratories across the country and that's why there so desperate to put trump on the ballot. because joe biden is the least successful if you look at the a

to the steve jobs theater.er a brief all come from ceo tim cook, a pre-recorded presentation with a heavy emphasis on the life and can sing aspects of apple products. the best photos and videos, better health and safety iphone 14 comes in 2 sizes with last year's processor but an upgraded camera starting price remains $800. your selfies are going to look better on this smartphone because for the first time on the iphone 14, they now have auto focus on the front facing camera iphone. 14 pro has a new faster processor inside and comes in 2 sizes. this is the iphone 14 pro you can tell by this pill shape at the top of the screen there and on the back. >> we've got a brand-new 48 megapixel camera and always on display. let you see the time date and other information. 24 7. so right now the screen is off. you can tell that it's on the night happened. it comes to life. apple calls the pill shape sensor area at the top. a dynamic island displaying little bits of information and you can tap to bring up the app that is

welcome back to the steve jobs theater. >> after a brief all come from ceo tim cook, a pre-recorded presentationheavy emphasis on the life and aspects of apple products. the best photos and videos, better health and safety iphone 14 comes in 2 sizes with last year's processor but an upgraded camera starting price remains $800. your selfies are going to look better on this smartphone because for the first time on the iphone 14, they now have auto focus on the front facing camera iphone. 14 pro has a new faster processor inside and comes in 2 sizes. this is the iphone 14 pro you can tell by this pill shape at the top of the screen there and on the back, we've got a brand-new 48 megapixel camera and always on display. let you see the time date and other information. 24 7. so right now the screen is off. you can tell that it's on the night happened. it comes to life. apple calls the pill shape sensor area at the top. a dynamic island displaying little bits of information and you can tap to bring up the app that displaying information about starting price for the 14 pro is $1000. both phone models ha

. >> so much of what tim cook's apple is able to do, i think, is put together ingredients that steve jobslf didn't have. >> a lot of the questions were, what would steve think, particularly around privacy, where steve famously said you've got to ask, ask again, ask a third time. >> fascinating look, though, at the ways in which company are looking at costs. >> we made the decision is that we would air on the side of building more, if we were higher than we needed, that we'd eventually grow into that footprint. >> talking to a major investor in growth tech. >> a move of growth at all costs to need to focus on profitability. >> it's not like last year when folks had three years of runway out raising huge rounds. >> now there's a situation where netflix and disney are really going head to head. >> i don't think all streamers are created equal. i do not believe all streamers that are in it today will survive. >> evan spiegel. >> when you have inflation running this hot the paths forward are really difficult. >> what can tech do that's good? they can solve problems. >> health care in this coun

. >> steve jobs' daughter was dunking on newest iphone saying too similar to old one apple doesn't have

it brings to mind steve jobs' old quote that aspiration without implementation is hallucination, andou're wondering if some of those lawmakers aren't hallucinating. neil: you know, it does get back to a basic issue about the reliability of our grid, even taking evs and charging them through utilities out of the equation. we can barely keep up with things now. this is into sporadically popping up many a number of states, even texas a couple of winters ago. ooh i'm just wondering when this thing really explodes. >> to your point, it isn't that you need enough electricity to meet your demand or future demand, you need redundancy on top of that. so california has to increase both the amount that they have for what weather they predict, but then go a little bit more. right now they're relying upon electricity imported from other states. what happens when those other states begin to put in evs and have to keep hair electricity in their state? i think the demand upon california is going to be huge, and i think it makes you have to say, stop. let's think about these plans, see if we can impl

. >> welcome back to the steve jobs theater. >> after a brief all come from ceo tim cook, a pre-recordedlast year's processor but an upgraded camera starting price remains $800. your selfies are going to look better on this smartphone because for the first time on the iphone 14, they now have auto focus on the front facing camera iphone. 14 pro has a new faster processor inside and comes in 2 sizes. this is the iphone 14 pro you can tell by this pill shape at the top of the screen there and on the back, we've got a brand-new 48 megapixel camera and always on display. let you see the time date and other information. 24 7. so right now the screen is off. you can tell that it's on night happened. it comes to life. apple calls the pill shaped sensor area at the top. a dynamic island displaying little bits of information and you can tap to bring up the app that is displaying information about starting price for the 14 pro is $1000. both phone models have a go. pro style action cam mode. which produces steady video. even when you're moving. speaking of action, a new $800. apple watch ultra is

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it's being held at the steve jobs theater at apple's cupertino headquarters, the company's first indoore 14 is expected to have an updated camera storage and design as well as satellite network connectivity. there are also reports the watch series aid will feature a bigger display and a body temperature sensor. let's get some more insight just ahead of today's big event by welcoming roger cheng, executive editor at senate to the nine thanks for being with us, roger thanks for having me now. let's talk phones because the iphone is apple's biggest moneymaker over although we have seen a decline in smartphone sales likely due to inflation during the pandemic, do you think the iphone 14 will be a blockbuster? that's a great question. it's a million dollar question right now is can apple sustains momentum and has through the pandemic through basically the last decade and so blockbuster is really tough thing to measure . i think we won't find out for a couple of quarters. i think the early demand will be high as usual. there are a lot of folks looking to upgrade and that launches sustain a de

this year's product event is being called far out and will be held at the steve jobs theater at apple'sany's first indoor events since the pandemic. is expected to unveil the iphone 14 , which includes updates to the camera, storage and design, as well as satellite network connectivity connectivity. also expected in line up is the watch series a with a bigger display and a body temperature sensor earlier on the four today we did speak to brian cooley with seen it about the upcoming product announcement. tim cook not too long ago in the last couple of years, said the biggest contribution apple will make to society is around health and the apple watch is where that mostly happens. we expect it may have body temperature. sensing that this wouldn't tell you exactly what your temperature is. that's not really doable yet on a watch, but it would tell you if you have a general trend towards getting warmer, which would tell you if you've got a fever. it can also be used for women who are tracking pregnancy. apple also expected to announce its airpods pro two with enhanced sound quality and more