steve was wozniak stood in line.this looks like the iphone 4, but features, camera, faster processer and highly regarded voice activated software. >>> still ahead on eye witness news at noon, will you need your umbrella this weekend? your complete first warning weather forecast is 2 and a half minutes away. >>> let's look at today's midday stocks to be followed by the multi-match numbers. ,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. our friday noon puppy has joined the ranks. this is prince. prince does not have litter mates but a solo puppy. 2 and a half months old. a shepherd mix. he is a good little dog. he has paws the size of johnathon augdon's feet. the friday noon puppy's yellow scarf is compliments of the puppy sponsor, mr. basement, that believes together we can make a difference for pets that need a home. this one is going to have -- he is going to make a great pet for someone with a nice home. >> he comes with his own umbrella. >> he sure does. prince, happy trailing to you, my friend. it's going to with a damp trail at leas

was the woz himself. he kissed his iphone for us good-bye and headed inside. >> whoo! >> reporter: cheers exploded as apple cofounder steve wozniak walked in to claim his iphone 4s at the los gatos store. the woz as he is known was the first one to line up at noon yesterday. he walked out with two, one black, one white. >> first thing i did was i pushed the button, i said, call (408)888-8886 and it dialed it. and so siri that couldn't do it on the prior phone. i'm happy. >> when i hold my phone and look at it how much computer is in there, but the input, all the sensory devices that are like human senses. >> reporter: a satisfied woz after waiting 20 hours making new friends and catching up with old ones. >> i first met him at the ipad launch the first ipad launch at valley fair. i was number 3 and he was number 4 in line. since then we have kept in touch. >> reporter: you guys are riding the segways together this morning. >> mm-hm. we went to doughnut wheel near apple to get doughnuts for everyone in line. >> reporter: the 17-year-old missed school for this but said his parents okayed it. and at number 10 in line we found a goog

just about noig get the products, even an apple co-founder, you can see from these pictures, steve wozniak was the first in line to get the iphone in loss gat yots and what could be a record setting day. >> that is very possible. they've been playing music here and that is pardly necessary based on crowds in stores it appears apple could have a big hit on its hands z a new feature called siri could be why. >> people are fascinated and hearing a lot about it. that is what they've been excited about today. >> customer service representatives happy to show off what siri can do. you talk to it, asking if you need an umbrella today or where is there an italian restaurant nearby. siri has a sense of humor. >> what is the best smart phone? >> the one you're holding. >> many are buying the white version. the 4 s has a resigned camera, which is another big selling point. >> this is taking family pictures and everything. >> and improved in this one? >> that is what i heard. >> another sales driver is the number of owners of the 3 gs models, roberta cane bought three iphones today but ran into purchase l

was later arrested for jumping without a permit. finally, the last person in the world you'd expect to see waiting in line for the new iphone would be capel co-founder steve wozniak, right? he was outside outside a california apple store, waiting for everybody else to begin selling the new model. >>> now for a look at our national and regional weather, we check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. >> sometimes you want to be like -- >> part of the fun. stars, they're just like us. >> sometimes you wait in line when you don't have to. you get usher in. >> he did admit he should have just picked up the phone. >> i'm sure. >> good morning, everyone. we have a wet forecast in the east once again. today's the last day of it. finally this storm system will be kicking through. we've had heavy downpours overnight through the mid-atlantic region up through new england and that continues at this hour. so, this is it. we're waiting for high pressure to build in. we're going to push all of this mess off the east coast. one more rainy day. it's not going to rain all day anywhere. we have some moving up to the hudson valley, connecticut,

was later arrested for jumping without a permit. finally, the last person in the world you'd expect to see waiting in line for the new iphone would be apple co-founder steve wozniak, right? he was outside a california apple store, waiting for everybody else to begin selling the new model. >>> now for a look at our national and regional weather, we check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. i say the rest of us but i don't have an iphone. >> you're not cool? >> i'm really not with the whole technology thing with my circa 2000 blackberry. >> i think i have seen one of those. it was a hot day in the desert southwest. it will not be 98 degrees today in downtown la. yesterday was 99 in phoenix. you notice a pretty big contrast. almost 30 degrees cooler. portland was only 56. that is the weather pattern we are in. we have the plume of clouds coming in. not a lot of wet weather. a big ridge of high pressure instead of being off the coast has shifted off the shore. we're not going to get that effect when the sinking air comes off. 99 still in phoenix, you are the warm spot. nice weather all the way up the coast with the weather con

steve jobs has given us insight into the visionary who helped transform the way we live today. the book tells the now familiar story of how the apple computer company was founded by steve jobs and steve wozniakobs' parents garage. in palo alto, california. it was the introduction of the apple ii in the history of personal computing. more than any other machine, apple ii launched the personal computer industry. wozniak deserves the historic credit of its awe-inspiring circuit board and related operating software which was one of the era's great feats of solo invention. but jobs was the one who integrated wozniak's boards into a friendly package from the power supply to the sleek case. he created the company that sprang up around wozniak's machines. woz designed a great machine, but it would be sitting in hobby shops today were it not for steve jobs. however, most considered apple ii to be steve jobs creation. joining me right now is steve wozniak. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. very good introduction. oh, my gosh, those are the most exciting times in our life. that was about the sixth time actually that i designed a cute little board and steve found a way to turn it

steve jobs ever met. he said he could do meetings in his head. they are young kids. steve wozniak was they created the box. steve jobs said i can put a case around it and market it. when woz comes up with the circuit board, it's a brilliant design using the microprocessors and juicing them up to do great things. it's jobs who says we're getting a case for it. get a power supply. >> it's not a brilliant design, a brilliant piece of engineering. it's like all of these greats where either you have one or the other they would never be as great as the sum of both parts. >> when you say lennon and mccartney, there's a part in the book i love and a moment i had with steve in his living room where they are listening to the bootleg tapes he had of strawberry fields being created. john lennon is doing it and mccartney is working on it with him. there are 15 different takes they do. they would hit a wrong chord and they would rewind and steve would say that's exactly like i love doing at apple and with woz and with the people who are always fighting which we almost have it done and we rewind and

steve jobs has died. just 56 years old. in so many words, he was apple. he and steve wozniak founded the

. >> apple co-founder steve wozniak was among those to be the first in line to get a new iphone. he already ordered two online, but he wants to get this one for his wife and doesn't mind waiting all night long. he's in front of his local apple store in northern california. >>> the ceo of research in motion, the company that makes blackberry, apologized for the four-day outage and said everything has been fixed. the service disruption started on monday after a switch malfunctioned at the company's data center. some e-mails may still be delayed because of backlogged messages. >>> prosecutors will have to wait until next week to wrap up the manslaughter case against michael jackson's doctor. prosecutors called the leading expert on the anesthetic propofol to the stand before the judge called a recess until monday. yesterday a sleep expert testified it was inconceivable that conrad murray would use propofol to treat insomnia. he testified that using a cocktail of drugs including propofol could be a, quote, recipe for disaster. >> i think all bets are off. you really can't still be 10

steve jobs is survived by his wife and four children. it was back in the mid 1970s when jobs paired up a with friend, steve wozniak and forever changed the of technology. tonight wozniak tells abc 7 news that he is shocked. >> you get shocked when people you know die and this was closer to like when john lennon died or jfk or martin luther king. it is like you just don't know how you are going to recover and where you are going to go from there. how is the world going to be the same without him. >> he stopped working full time for apple 12 years after he helped create the company. he is still an employee and share holder however, fans are steve jobs are stopping by the famous los altos garage where the apple company began. neighbors say his step mother still lives in the home. it is listed on some travel websites as a historic site. one long time neighbor says his children grew up with jobs. >> i don't know that we really thought steve was exceptional until the day he brought us over to the garage to look at what they had -- he and steve wozniak had built. >> when i bought the house, that is one of the things that he listed in fortune ma

. >> one of the people who knew steve best was steve wozniak, the man who showed steve jobs one of his crazy gadgets and soon it was in millions of living rooms. he paid tribute to his frepd and his business part. the he reminisced about the early days last night on "360." >> that's what i really need time to think about, though. i was the designer, builder and steve would come and then we'd go find ways to sell it. he was always looking for things turn things into business. he knew how to spot the good from the bad. all the things, so many things he left with me. imfre impressions, values, i try to think about ways to think from the way jobs would think back in the uearly days. political leaders don't have much positive effect on our lives, but here is a guy that created tools that everyone in the world, billions of people just loved and feel happy about and good about and in times we say, oh, my gosh, a president made a big difference in my life because we're on their side politically. >> wozniak said they knew what they were doing was important but never thought they would change th

apple co-founder steve wozniak was the first in line at the los gatos, california, store, sipping a diet drink and checking his e-mails on his ipad while he waiting. he managed to get his hands -- >> there it is. it's real. >> there is almost disappointment because it wasn't the iphone 5 and then the reviews came out and they were great. so let's go through some of the things about this phone. let's talk about speed and performance. >> yeah, chris. one of the first things people will notice and it's one of the hardest things to get across because you don't see it is better speed. apple claims two times better processing speed. that means running apps and crunching stuff. up to seven times faster for graphics performance. that's good for running games or video on the device. this is hard to quantify, but every day you'll enjoy it and we do find it's a significantly faster phone. >> one thing i find the coolest is there's a voice recognition system. check this out. it's called siri, s-i-r-i. you hold the home button down. where should i go for a cup of coffee? >> i found a number of coffee

first in line in california, apple cofounder, that was steve wozniak who found the -- founded the company with steve jobs. here in our area, apple stores will open at #:00 a.m. a number of people have been cam -- will open at 8:00 a.m. a number of people have been camping out overnight. >>> president obama and house speaker john boehner spent some time to the phone talking about jobs legislation. speaker boehner told the president that republicans are willinged to rest new transportation on transportation appear infrastructure but only in a fiscally responsible way. in another development, senate republicans unveiled their own jobs bill. >> this bill will serve as a blueprint to bring your country back economically, create jobs and give americans hope again for the future. president obama and my friends on the other side of the aisle in the senate believe that they can create jobs through government spending. we believe that we can create jobs through growth. >> republicans are advocating a balanced budget amendment. a simplified tax system, a reduction in corporate tax and regulatory ref

. >>> apple co founder, steve wozniak paid tribute. >> he was trying to think ahead. what can you make with the building parts and thinking in terms how they would effect society. a great, great, great, great visionary and leader. >> jobs and wozniak started computers 35 years ago in a garage. regarding steve job's death hollywood remembers steve jobs on twitter. justin bieber, ashton kutcher and steven speilberg called jobs the greatest inventor since tomas edison. he praised him for the amazing ways he made our lives better. the legacy can be found in cutting edge devices millions use every day inlewding the ipod, iphone, and ipad. how he made a lasting mark before that during the onset of the computer revolution. >> and that green print on black is what the screens look like, most days. >> reporter: on tour at the computer history you can see the first apple ever made. a 1971 creation of exposed circuits created by steve jobs and steve wozniak. it let to the apple 2 six years later. >> let's give it a case and you know have it able to hook up to a regular television

was apple co-fouuder steve wozniak. california apple store... afternoon.and with the three hour time difference... he may still be in llne this morning. declaaed "steve jobs day"... - because it's the same day the i-phone 4-s goes on sale.to honor the apple co-founder... people are wearing his ttademark outfit... jeans and a black turtleneek.the phone is named after steee jobs... &pthh "4-ss in the name reprrsents the words "for steve." putting the final toocces on - the 111h annuaa baltimore marathon. course... the gun will go off at 8 am at camden yards, starting off the 26.2 for the first time is part of the marathon... runners will get there beeween miles 3 and 4. the marathon's main sponsor... under armor wwll be prominent at the midway point offthe race as runners loop around the company's world headquarters. the 20 mile mark has runners circling lake back to camden yards forrthe glorious finish, and cheering fans. that's where joel d. smith ii now with some of the post interesting folks taking part in this year's race. good morning joel d

today among those reacting to his death, his friend and co-founder steve wozniak foo it was kind of like when my father died and knew it was coming and told us, so when you expect us, it's not i don't go into a lot of crying that day, but just woke up with so many of these memories of the things we did together and some of them were just like normal fun things you do with people, but looking back, so many of them were so important. they were important to the world and i was kind of like the shy quiet guy who had my skills and steve was there wanting to change the world and wanting to take devices that could actually make a start and change people's lives and develop a company and it was a perfect marriage, if you will. >> a great business partnership. >>> this morning, we're asking you to post your apple stories on facebook page, search nbc bay area morning news. >> we've got great posts so far on that. that has been fun to watch. right now we check on the weather. a busy 24 hours for christina loren. rain, hail. >> we're still getting slammed in spots. one of the coldest nights we have

. >> steve jobs, adopted as a baby, and later a college dropout, was determined to follow his own path. more than 30 years ago, with steve wozniak, he said how to bring computers into every home. >> we had discussions about how something should be done in a company. he was almost always right. >> the drive for perfection made steve jobs a demanding colleague and a boss. for the macintosh, he persuaded consumers to pay top prices for gadgets like the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad. when he was forced out of apple, he changed to another industry. pixar, pioneering the animation business. since to thousand four, he lived with cancer and the told students at stanford university that facing death had brought him into focus. >> your time is limited, said do not waste its letting somebody else's life. do not be trapped by dogma, living with results of other people's thinking. did not let the noise of other opinions drawn to your inner voice. most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. this somehow already know what you truly want to become. >> steve jobs, a visionary. >> you are watching "newsday." still to com

they will not -- if steve jobs was steve jobs, if he and wozniak thought this up and tried to get the get no help and they would have republican candidates saying, well, that's your own problem. that's your own damn problem. >> how important do you think taxation is as an issue in this. a sense that warren buffett came out and said, i want to be taxed more. the president said we need to raise taxes particularly on the wealthy, cut the bush tax breaks for the rich. and all that gets sexy headlines and it's an easy thing to say, you're warren buffett and you're earning billions. but does it really make that much difference to the success of the economy in america, do you think? how important is the tax issue? >> it's very important. it's not the whole thing, but it's a very important piece of it. >> why? >> because the wealthy have not been paying their fair share. again, when i was younger, i remember there were rich people then. and they seemed to live a good life when they were paying 50% and 60% of their income in taxes. yet they still had their yachts and their mansions and summer

steve jobs has died. just 56 years old. in so many words, he was apple. he and steve wozniak founded the company, but he we'ove it into e fabric of a generation. he created products that seemed inevitable. let's turn it over to "piers morgan tonight" hosted by wolf blitzer. we'll be live again at 10:00 p.m. with more coverage. wolf. >> good evening, i'm wolf blitzer, sitting in for piers. a live picture of apple headquarters in cupertino, california. steve jobs, the man who put the world in the palm of your hand, has died. the 56-year-old apple co-founder was the father of the iphone, the ipad and the ipod. the man who started apple in a silicon valley garage and built it into the world's leading tech company. he started a worldwide computer revolution. he died peacefully today, surrounded by his loved ones. apple announced jobs passing on its website. those of us who have been fortunate enough to know and work with steve have lost a dear friend and an inspiring mentor. steve leaves behind a company that only he could have built and his spirit will forever be the foundation o

was the designated time to start selling in each time zone. some customers including co-founder steve wozniakcamped out almost 24 hours ago. what they are attracted to is the voice command called siri it answers questions not just execute commands such as calling one of your contacts. >> the first command i spoke into it, it did it right. and i didn't even know if i was using part of the vocabulary you are supposed to. i just spoke something that made sense to me. so i'm very happy already. goes. >> reporter: siri has a sense of humor. ask for the best smartphone on the marketplace. she reresponds you already know the answer. it has an 8 mega pixel camera and faster dual processor. apple started taking orders a week ago with shipment to your home or office today. but it did give nat as opportunity to express condolences to steve wozniak who co-founded apple with steve jobs. there's still a long line here. apple stores are not the only place, at&t, verizon and now sprint stores are seeing a mad rush today. >>> online movement is asking people to wear black turtlenecks, jeans and sneakers today

reporter: in the san francisco bay area, the first person online was the cofounder of the company, apple employee number one, steve wozniak. >> it made me think of when i was in college waiting in line overnight to get tickets to see the rolling stones in winterland. >> reporter: in this first weekend alone, apple's on track to sell as many as 4 million phones. more than double the number of iphone 4 in its opening weekend. that's $1.2 billion in consumer spending. more than the entire u.s. box office for the first four "harry potter" movies combined. in fact, so many people were eager to buy apple's latest creation, that today, the activation system got swamped. madeline brand ordered hers in advance. but like many frustrated customers, had to spend hours at the store getting it to work. madeline, a mother of two, hosts a popular radio show in l.a. and she's part of a broader demographic shift. it's not just teens buying iphones these days. what she's most excited about, the new feature siri, a digital personal assistant. a built-in feature allowing you to talk to the phone and it answers questions. >> remind me to call

steve jobs, a man who valued simplicity in the design of his products. it was the classic silicon valley start up story. jobs and his high school buddy steve wozniakt apple computers in a garage, the company going on to employ more than 47,000 people worldwide. in addition to computers, jobs was present at the cree afgs at the first ipod in 2001, iphone in 2007, the ipad in 2010 the company changing the way people consume media, changing the way people talk on the telephone, fundamentally altering the landscape of technology worldwide. steve jobs had been battling ill health for sometime. he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2004, underwent a liver transplant in 2009, stepped down as ceo of apple six weeks ago because of his failing health. savannah? >> george lewis outside apple headquarters. george, thank you. >>> democratic state lawmakers in new york are demanding an investigation into the nypd's alleged efforts to spy on muslims. the associated press is reporting that police secretly monitored certain mosques and prominent muslims sometimes without any accusations of wrongdoing. one muslim leader was targeted even though he spoke out ag

. >>> when steve jobs first set out on this journey who change we use computers and our lives, steve wozniak was by his side. the co-founder of apple joins us this morning. good to have you with us and our condolences. >> good to be here. a sad day. >> it is a sad day. in and honesty the two of you will be forever linked for finding apple with the two pranks you two used in high school. one memory of your time with steve jobs, that stuck out to you or popped in your head? >> no. when i heard the news my mind went blank like i had been clobbered with a hammer. i didn't expect it more than anyone else. overnight, really, a lot of the terms, things that we did together, how important they were. the way that steve thought and he talked and, you know, his leadership from the early days and the way he founded things, you know, it's like my head is swirling in it. >> reporter: take us back to those early days. what was it like? the two of you, you know, interested in a lot of the same things. you have this great energy, this great curiosity and, ultimately, you end up with your company changing fundame

steve jobs. his friend and apple co- founder steve wozniak was commenting on him.ll play up for you now. >> he was knowledgeable about technology and really believed in the future. it was always trying to think ahead of someone else and what could you make with those and how things would affect society. he was a great visionary and leader. sfamany young people are great visionaries and do not go that far. >> we will have more coverage to the reaction of apple co-founder steve jobs on our web site, facebook and twitter. not to mention, i will be listening in to the president. he has already said that our economy needs a jolt. he is trying to get congress to pass a jobs plan. i will listen in and bring you sound throughout the morning. >> a reminder, as we are going to the weather, a breaking news story, the suspect in the killing of three people in the shooting at the lehigh cements plant may have been shot by police this morning. the sheriff's department is saying that authorities shot a suspect in sunnyvale. we are waiting for confirmation as to whether or not it

he was just 21 in 1976 when he and his good friend steve wozniak assembled the first apple computer in the garage of his family home in los altos. the first macintosh was introduced in 1984. the next year he was fired by clashing with the board of directors. a year later he bought pixar animation studios and did well with that. and then he returned to apple after all those years in 1997 and things got incredible overseeing groundbreaking products like the ipod and others. he was first diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2004 and this past august resigned as the ceo because of his declining health. >>> 5:08. let's switch gears and talk some weather with julie watts. >> yeah. julie is in and she is going to be on the tail end of a little rain and bring us some sun, right? >> i love being the bearer of good news. so the possibility of another thunderstorm lingering out there. starting out, outside this morning. we have scattered showers. you can see passing through the peninsula through san francisco. another area of light showers passing through livermore pushing off to the east. now, as

. >> steve jobs, adopted as a baby and later a college dropout, was always determined to follow its own path. more than 30 years ago with apple's co-founder steve wozniak he said out to bring personal computers into the home. >> almost any time we had discussions about how something should be done, he was almost always right. >> the drive for perfection made him a demanding colleague, but he persuaded consumers to pay top prices for gadgets like the iphone and the ipad that look and often worked better than their rivals. and when he was forced out of apple for more than a decade, it changed another industry with picks are. he pioneered the animation unit. he tells students at stanford university that facing death brought things into focus. >> your time is limited, so do not waste living someone else's life. do not be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking. to not let the noise of other people's opinions drowned out your inner voice. have the courage to follow your own heart. they somehow already know what you truly want. >> steve visionary who used technology to change the way we live. >> for more, i spoke to davi

was alive. >> along with some head-turning technology. >> this is awesome. >> a voice-activated app. >> i don't know who your mother is. i don't know who you are. >> the new phone lured steve wozniak. >> the first time i was 35th in line and they ran out. >> they held more than -- they know two million units are widely expected. wbal-tv 11 news. >> well, it is a lack of lines that is causing trouble for clothing retailer gap incorporated. the struggling retailerser -- retailer is close to closing 200 locations, including 21% of its namesake gap stores. there is no word on which mi maryland stores may be on the chopping block. >> stay with us. we'll take you back out live to the start of the marathon next. first a look at events going on around town this weekend. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition.

steve wozniak. in 1984 the macintosh was released. by 2001 he returned to running apple and the first ipod went on say. in 2007, apple released the iphone and then last year apple unveiled its tablet computer, the ipad. steve jobs also leaves behind a legacy at another major bay area company, pixar. he bought the company from filmmaker george lucas 25 years ago. the company struggled at first financially, but then turned around in 1995 with the release of toy story. in 2006, walt disney bought pixar for $7.5 billion. jobs remained the company's largest shareholder. you'll find more coverage on the life and legacy of steve jobs on our website. just go to ktvu.com. >>> microsoft is apparently making another run at yahoo. reuters reports the search engine is preparing to open up its financial books for potential buyers. microsoft last tried to buy yahoo with a $47.5 billion offer in 2008. microsoft executives believe adding yahoo would decimate rival aol. but some analysts think the merger is a bad fitted and question whether microsoft c

steve jobs. steve wozniak who founded apple with steve jobs was first in line at this store in california. the new iphone 4s is getting mostly positive reviews for its voice recognition software, speedier processor and improved camera. the release represents the end of apple's era under jobs who died wills week. >>> shares of google climbed more than 5% after online advertising helped push quarterly profits up 26%. an internet video chat service skype is now officially a part of microsoft. the two companies joined forces late thursday when microsoft completed its $8.5 billion buyout of skype. microsoft is counting on skype to help it have a bigger presence in the online socializing and digital video. that's your money watch. for more, stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> dollar bills may be a thing of the past. an arizona congressman is sponsoring a new legislation to replace dollar bills with dollar coins. endorsers say it would help save billions of dollars because coins last longer than paper money but americans have rejected the use of dollar coins be

waiting on nights outside 1 california apple store was apple co-founder steve wozniak as iphone 4s comes out today. i am rob nelson. >>>>> time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> a wild night. >> active weather yesterday's through the afternoon and evening. in fairfax and my house it was coming down. water everywhere. if this morning we have showers and they will come through with the rumble of thunder into a midday. then some clearing and drier weather for the upcoming weekend. there will be sunshine this weekend, which is good news. a few showers are down to our south and west. moister lifting into our area, light rain and a few showers in prince william and fauquier county, lifting through the area. we will watch for showers and rumble of thunder through midday. 66 downtown right now and in southern maryland, 62 in frederick, 60 in martinsburg. winds out of the south southwest at 5-10 miles an hour. not very breezy. the wind will move out of the west's book west eventually and bring some cooler, drier weather for the weekend. 50 right now in indianapolis, 55 in nashville 56.

and he met steve wozniak, who was a tech genius and building computers as a hobby. millionaires by 25. but at 30, they talked about this in the commencement address. at 30, he's actually fired from the company he created, apple. >> he's pushed out. he's exiled. he starts another company, as well. what's interesting, is eventually apple got so desperate, their operating system was so bad, they bought his company, brought him back. he bought one share of apple. took a $1 salary. came in at shorts unshaven, and said the products suck. there's no sex in them anymore. completely gutted everything because he knew what people wanted. and sales are -- >> $80 billion later. >> exactly. >> bill weir, thanks very much. >>> josh, other headlines. >> i could listen to that for a while. city of cupertino shaken at this hour. police there going door-to-door, ch issing for a disgruntled employee who shot and killed his co-workers at a cement factory on wednesday. shareef allman was apparently upset at being moved to the night shift. >>> and 30 people are under arrest in new york ci

martha: that was steve wozniak. one of steve jobs's closest friends. founded apple in garage at steve jobs's family place. he brought us in the words of buzz lightyear, to infinity and beyond. he was truly a great example of the american dream. he was an adopted child and like our mayflower founders and those who pushed us west in this country, he was truly on a new frontier and he had simply no fear. he was brash and innovative and he encouraged us to be that way too. >> remembering that you are going to die is the best way i know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. you are already naked. there is no reason not to follow your heart. martha: imagine hearing that as you're sitting in the graduation seat at stanford. for all of the people who have been ipad on their nightstand, a mac on the kitchen counter or ipod in your gym bag, he is why he is why you have to ask your kids if they have a computer question because he makes their eyes light up every time they see a apple store. let's talk about the impact this man on our world. we h

bill gates was coming along when steve originally was in the comput business with wozniak and developing the first apple. and bill gates was developing microsoft and software. what was that? you canive us some historical perspecti on that relationship. >> yeah, i think that steve and bill gates and andy grove, if you had to pick three peoplewho ilt the computer-- personal computer industry over the last 35 years, in a lot of ways in retrospect the way it will be dcribed is they drove each other to greatness. so there were points in time when one of them or another d to jump strategically or had the bigger market valuation or the bigger revenue. you know, but all three would continuously drive each other to greater and greater heights. and you know, i think that apple was an inspiration to microsoft for many years in terms of the products and over time various resemblances. microsoft was very successful as a business and very successful with their products. when steve came back to apple, steve was determined to make sure that apple would be able to be a ver successful company, and at the

steve wozniak. how young and naive we were in thinking out our original ideas. >> reporter: wozniak was the engineer, jobs was the one with the ideas, pushing to make a computer that would be easy, even fun to use. in 1981, long before most people even touched a computer, jobs somehow knew what it would take to make computers catch on. >> it's not going to happen at once. it's goingtor very gradual and human and will seduce you into learning how to use it. >> reporter: he knew what we wanted and he knew what he wanted. technology that did not need a manual. that made him a demanding boss, says long-time silicon valley observer paul saffo. >> like any visionary who is in a rush to change the world, he doesn't have a lot of time for all the little niceties. >> reporter: jobs' impatient management style helped lead to his firing from apple in 1985. but without jobs, apple drifted toward failure for a decade. when he was brought back, technology writer molly wood says, jobs insisted on total control. >> he was able to exert an iron hand on apple and say "i'm the guy in charge and you will do everything