woes -- steve wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail including the license plate on this mustang to match the period. this store owner is also an extra. >> did it help you get the job? >> they want the car more than me. >> seth rogen plays the waz. she appears to have met jeff daniels. >> i said hi but i don't think he heard me. it is cool. >> that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's his chin. >> that's his face. i saw him. >> everyone was hoping to happen upon hollywood fame. >> are you aaron sorkin and yes he was. we chatted drovely. we engaged in snapy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorken. there were police and teamsters. they will shoot this will 6:00 a.m. and when it is finished one production crew member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. alan wang abc7 news. >> patients required. we have information on how you can be an extra. >> well, it is time for a check on our spring-like weekend weather? guy drew is here. >> it is feeling nothing like winter. there is a warm up on the way. live doppler 7hd is quiet and it is co

woes -- steve wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail including the license plate on this mustang has to match the period. this store owner is also an extra. >> did it help you get the job? >> they want the car more than me. >> seth rogen plays the waz. she appears to have met jeff daniels. >> i said hi but i don't think he heard me. it is cool. >> that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's his chin. >> that's his face. i saw him. >> everyone was hoping to happen upon hollywood fame. >> are you aaron sorkin and yes he was. we chatted drovely. we engaged in snapy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorken. there were police and teamsters. they will shoot this will 6:00 a.m. and when it is finished one production crew member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. alan wang abc7 news. >> patients required. we have information on how you can be an extra. >> well, it is time for a check on our spring-like weekend weather? guy drew is here. >> it is feeling nothing like winter. there is a warm up on the way. live doppler 7hd is quiet and it i

woes -- steve wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail including the license plate on this mustangriod. this store owner is also an extra. >> did it help you get the job? >> they want the car more than me. >> seth rogen plays the waz. she appears to have met jeff daniels. >> i said hi but i don't think he heard me. it is cool. >> that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's his chin. >> that's his face. i saw him. >> everyone was hoping to happen upon hollywood fame. >> are you aaron sorkin and yes he was. we chatted drovely. we engaged in snapy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorken. there were police and teamsters. they will shoot this will 6:00 a.m. and when it is finished one production crew member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. alan wang abc7 news. >> patients required. we have information on how you can be an extra. >> well, it is time for a check on our spring-like weekend weather? guy drew is here. >> it is feeling nothing like winter. there is a warm up on the way. live doppler 7hd is quiet and it is comfortably cool.

people that went to the meeting included people like steve jobs and steve wozniak t -- and it was kind of a subculture. if you are outside of the subculture and look at it to think it was somewhat trivial. they were doing phone freaking and hacker stuff. it was a little bit of a fringe movement but that was the seed of the personal computing revolution. what we're seeing today is that there are literally tens of thousands of home brew computer clubs. they're called etsy teams. these are self-organized groups of sellers who meet together and in communities all around the world. they do things very much like the home brew computer club. they trade tips about making -- from the outside it may look like a hobby but when you look at the stories i told you, we're seeing it is emerging as a real vocation and a real way for people to make money. anything that looks like a hobby in the beginning often turns into a bigger movement and i think that's what we're seeing. >> there is analogy with the craft brew movement. >> yes. >> literally home brew brewing movement. >> indeed. >> a genuine busine

that is what steve wozniak for better or worse put into motion. and as we look at each other in the future, in the latter part of the 21st century, we won't see question marks, we will see data. we will see information. and one company in silicon valley, google, they are even designing glasses which when you put on you won't see these physical question marks, you will see data. bang bang. that's the murder. >> that was the theme of the show, "bang bang," so i couldn't resist using that. >> what do you do in a speech like this and who is the audience? >> the audience at that particular event, which i think is the largest ted x in the world, about 3000 people in the audience and the tickets are relatively affordable. so the audience would be made up of technologists, journalists, students. it's a good audience. i did another one in budapest. you are trying to engage and entertain. everyone at ted x gets, i think,16 minutes to speak. >> is it scripted? >> not at all. >> so when we watch you, it's off the top of your head. >> it's off the top of my he

people who went to that meeting included people like steve jobs and steve wozniak. i know it was kind of a subculture. if you were outside of that subculture, you would look at it and think it was somewhat trivial. you know they were doing phone freaking and all kinds of hacker stuff. it was a little bit of a fringe movement. but that was really the seed of the personal computing revolution. what we're seeing today is that there are literally tens of thousands of home brew computer clubs, called etsy teams self-organized groups of sellers who meet together in communities all around the world. that i do things very much like the home brew computer club. they trade tips. from the outside it may look like a hobby, but when you look at the stories that i told you, we're seeing that it's emerging as, you know a real vocation and a real way for people to make money. anything that looks like a hobby in the beginning often turns into a bigger movement. and i think that's what we're seeing. >> and there's the craft brew movement, the home brewing movement, which became a yen

people who went to that meeting included people like steve jobs and steve wozniak. i know it's kind of a subculture. if you were outside of that subculture, you would look at it and think it was somewhat trivial. they were doing phone freaking, all kinds of hacker stuff. but that was really the seed of the personal computing revolution. what we're seeing today is that there are literally tens of thousands of home brew computer clubs called etsy teams. these are self-organized groups of sellers who meet together in communities all around the world. and they do things very 34u67 like the -- very much like the home brew computer club. from the outside, it may look like a hobby, but when you look at the stories we're seeing its emerging as a real vocation and a real way for people to make money. so anything that looks like a hobby in the beginning often turns into a bigger movement. i think that's what we're seeing. >> and there's a craft brew movement literally the home brewing movement, which is a genuine business. if things go the way you hope and think they should o

. >> and steve wozniak. >> and steve jobs. i want to to talk about that. let's focus on gates and alan. you write about their relationship and detailed and personal terms. i wonder, when you started this book did you intend to examine the personal relationship? >> when i talk about collaborative teams and visionaries and engineers often they have a kernel a pair all the way down the list to people who work together to form the kernel of the operating system. and so i was always -- i i talked to bill gates from the beginning. he he said make it about the pc and the internet. i interviewed him many times but the important thing is it does exactly what we said takes something that is a big impersonal thing that up until then we feared would be orwellian controlled by the government and pentagon and big corporation and makes it something a hobbyist can do. with all due respect it is a pretty rinky-dink thing. people went nuts because you could make you do things. it did not have any programming. that is where bill and paul come in. one of the of the things we

[laughter] you need to put steve jobs and steve wozniak with, also, a whole lot of engineers who can build the mac or create apple. and so that was the first lesson i learned. the second lesson i learned from steve jobs was when i had my first long walk with him, and we talked about the fact that he was a a humanities kid as he put it growing up. he loved the arts he loved literature, he loved novels. he said, but i was also an electronics geek and i thought that was kind of strange. i kind of related to that not that i'm steve jobs, but i was one of those kids that knew how to make circuits and use a sautering iron and not mess things up too much, but i was basically a humanities kid. and he i learned that the people who stand at the intersection of the arts and the sciences are going to be the place where creativity occurs. that's what we're learning in our education today. it's not just about s.t.e.m., it's about humanities and the arts, but also those of us in the humanities and the arts ought to make sure that we understand the technology so that we don't cede that ground to the

michael fasbender will be involved, and steve wozniak as well as kate winslet will be in the movie. abc 7. >>> and angela lansbury will be working in the bay area next week starting in live spirit in san francisco. she plays a medium who leads a successful seance for the author. she is an acclaimed tv actress with an honorary oscar, nominated for no less than 18 emmys. but her favorite role is on stage to connect directly with the audience. >> i love the sense of being in touch with real people. everything you see you know is happening right then and there. this is not a photograph. not a movie. it's reality. it's the real thing. >> the movie runs through february 1st is she not unbelievable? >> incredible, really. >>> well, the weather is also quite incredible. >> it is, spencer christian is back with the weather. >>> clear skies across the bay area and clear skies for the days to come. let's look long range and see what we can expect for rainfall. tuesday, january 27th there is a very slim chance of a little rain but not much. that will pass as we go ahead to oh february 2nd groun

michael fasbender will be involved, and steve wozniak as well as kate winslet will be in the movie.a link if you would like to sign up at abc 7. >>> and angela lansbury will be working in the bay area next week starting in live spirit in san francisco. she plays a medium who leads a successful seance for the author. she is an acclaimed tv actress with an honorary oscar, nominated for no less than 18 emmys. but her favorite role is on stage to connect directly with the audience. >> i love the sense of being in touch with real people. everything you see you know is happening right then and there. this is not a photograph. not a movie. it's reality. it's the real thing. >> the movie runs through february 1st is she not unbelievable? >> incredible, really. >>> well, the weather is also quite incredible. >> it is, spencer christian is back with the weather. >>> clear skies across the bay area and clear skies for the days to come. let's look long range and see what we can expect for rainfall. tuesday, january 27th there is a very slim chance of a little rain but not much. that will pass a

you need to put steve jobs and steve wozniak but also a lot of engineers who built a or create apple. the second lesson i learned from steve jobs was one i had my first long walk with him. he talks about the fact that he was a humanities kid as he put it growing up. he loved the arts and the love letter chill -- literature buddies that i was also an electronics geek and i thought that was strange. i kind of related to that. he knew how to make a soldering iron but i was basically a humanities kid. he said i learned from reading something that edward lamps said that the people who stand at the intersection of the arts and sciences are going to be the place where creativity is. it's not just about stem but humanities and the arts but also those of us in the humanities and arts want to make sure we understand the technology that we don't say that grabs the engineers. i have a framework for the book in my daughter who is whatever you are applying to college 16 or 17 she was applying to college and being the type of parents my wife and i are we thought we are supposed to be involved with t

michael fassbender plays the apple founder while seth rogen stars at steve wozniak. kate winslet is also part of the cast. the filming take place this evening in a restaurant in berkeley. it will also shoot in san francisco, cupertino and jobs' childhome home where apple began in the garage. >>> a 1,000 foot slip and slide will make its return to the bay area this summer. the people behind slide the city announced this week its massive slide will return to portrero hill in july. want to do that? >> that dog looked like it was having fun. >> that's cool. all right. this is video of the fun from last year. you will also be able to enjoy slides in oakland and san jose in june, and tickets start at $15. >>> a plant-based diet can lead to weight loss. >> just how little exercise does it really take in order for you to get healthier? jane king has today's wellness report. >> research published in the academy of nutrition says people on vegetarian diets lost more than seven pounds regardless of calorie counting or exercise. the conclusion they say is about healthy food choi

this restaurant is where steve jobs and steve wozniak were brainstorming in a local restaurant.s in the early '80s. >> we heard they spent time on telegraph avenue. wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail, including the license plate on this 1967 mustang, has to match the period. owner michael huntsman is also an extra in the movie. >> does it help you get the job? >> it always helps me get the car. they want the car more than me. >> michael fassbender plays jobs and seth rogen plays wozniak. this woman claims to see jeff daniels at the coffee shop across the street >> i said hi. i don't think he heard me. that's jeff daniels' face, i saw him. i saw him! >> everyone was hoping for a brush with fame. and she got it when she stumbled upon the screenwriter, aaron soccerren. he said, are you aaron sorken? yes, indeed, he was. and we chatted briefly. we engaged in snappy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron. >> the support crew included about 100 people included police teamsters caterers and extras. when finished they said the scene could take up just one minu

berkeley is transformed into a scene from the early '80s where apple cofounders steve jobs and steve wozniakstorming in a local restaurant. >> we heard they spent time on telegraph avenue. wozniak was a cal student. >> every detail including the license plate on this 1967 mustang, has to match the period. owner michael huntsman is also an extra in the movie. >> do you hope you get the job? >> it always helps me get the car. they want the car more than me. >> michael fassbender plays jobs and seth rogen plays wozniak. >> i said hi. i don't think he heardmer. that's jeff daniels's face i saw him. >> everyone was hoping for a brush with fame. >> are you aaron sorken? yes, indeed, he was. and we chatted briefly. we engaged in snap by banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron. >> the support crew included about 100 people included police caterers and extras. when finished they said the scene could take up just one minute of the berkeley. alan wang opc7 news. >> actress angela lansbury will being working in the area. she is playing in the san francisco theater. the 89-year-old is a

people who went to that meeting included people like steve jobs and steve wozniak. i know it was kind of a subculture. if you were outside of that subculture, you would look at it and think it was somewhat trivial. you know they were doing phone freaking and all kinds of hacker stuff. it was a little bit of a fringe movement. but that was really the seed of the personal computing revolution. what we're seeing today is that there are literally tens of thousands of home brew computer clubs, called etsy teams self-organized groups of sellers who meet together in communities all around the world. that i do things very much like the home brew computer club. they trade tips. from the outside it may look like a hobby, but when you look at the stories that i told you, we're seeing that it's emerging as, you know a real vocation and a real way for people to make money. anything that looks like a hobby in the beginning often turns into a bigger movement. and i think that's what we're seeing. >> and there's the craft brew movement, the home brewing movement, which became a yen

in berkeley is transformed into a scene from the early '80s where apple co-founder steve jobs ands would woznia wozniakain storming. >> reporter: every detail has to match the period. owner michael huntsman is an extra in the movie. did it help up get the job? >> they want the core more than me. >> reporter: bystanders tried to get a glimpse of michael fastbender who place jobs. no luck for lisa but she claims to have encountered jeff daniels at the coffee shop across the street. >> i said hi. i don't think he heard me. of it was pretty cool though. i got a picture of him. that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's jeff daniels' chin. >> that's his face. i saw him. >> reporter: everyone is hoping for a brush with hollywood fame. this woman stumbled upon the screenwriter aaron sorkin. >> are you aaron sorkin? yes, indeed i am. we engaged in snappy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorkin. >> reporter: the support crew had police teamsters cater ers and extras. when finished one production craw member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. in berkeley, alan