they booted up the protoype for the apple i for the very first steve wozniak set about building steve wozniak set about building it was a wooden box containing a printed circuit board. but on june 29, 1975, when wozniak turned it on and hit a few keys on a keyboard the letters he typed showedp on the screen in front of him. a breakthrough in modern computing. wozniak swiftly tookis creation to steve jobs who assured wozniak it could be sold apple incorporated had its first product. their first customer was a computer store in california called "the byte shop" which ordered 50 pre-assembled apple i units and retailed each for $666.66. 1975 milestone emerged one of the most valuable and innovative companies in the world. whole lot more than 50 computers amassing a tech empire that's as relevant as ever. we're looking back at the day an american classic roared to life boy legacy of anti- aircraft missiles, hidden right in the middle of american cities. missiles, hidden right in the middle of american cities. death of joseph stalin, nikita khruschev took control on this day in 1957. this

steve wozniak spotted key differences between the real deal and movies. e ahead. ♪ olivia: yesterday, universal released a new trailer for the by optics steve jobs. it takes a tyrannical steve jobs played by michael fassbender. accusing jobs of hogging the credit for their creation. the real-life steve wozniak said that never happened. take a look at the trailer. >> you are not an engineer or a designer. i built the circuit board. the piece was stolen. times in a day, i read that steve jobs is a genius? what do you do? the film opens in october. .imm fox is back with me slightlypaints a different portrait than the book written by walter isaacson. it is interesting that danny boyle, the previous director of slum dog millionaire, spotting, trading a lot more attention in the film than many people will think about when they think about steve jobs. it brings a darker side to steve jobs. olivia: what else can you tell me? pimm: they have been very tight in releasing information about it. there is aappears big component about how he treated members of his family

do... at spam.com killer robots have been on the mind of tech leaders like elon musk, steve wozniak and >>> killer robots have been on the mind of tech leaders like elon musk steve wozniak and stephen hawking. the three have joined some of the world's top artificial intelligence researchers in calling for a ban on robotic weapons that can hunt down and kill people. the open letter urging the united nations to ban killer robots preprogrammed donees and other a.i. lethal weapons. this letter has been signed by 2,000 experts and leaders. >>> apple is giving its smart watch more exposure as the holiday season approaches. it's allowing some best buy stores to sell it. it will sell the apple watch on its website and at 100 of its stores starting in august. by the time the holiday shopping season comes around more stores will be selling the watch as well. it retails for up to $700. >>> rob mayeda is with us. i'm already hot for wednesday. >> today was hot. we had 90s out there. the heat just getting started for the bay area. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different.

steve wozniak thinks the trailer for the upcoming steve jobs movie gets one thing wrong.eatures seth rogan. and shows steve wozniak accusing jobs of hogging the credit. he says that never happened but he thinks the trailer mostly gets it right. i'm waiting for "tom keene." tom: no. it will be amazing. i really am hoping the movie actually gets it done right. it will be interesting to see. let's move on to the jobs day. with all of the news flow, you would think there is no jobs report. there is. it is a scam. all agree on that. over time used to be overtime logo and far away. in recent decades, it has changed. now, " managers" manage themselves into 50-60 hours of straight pay because they are managers and age are not qualify for what was a traditional labor 40-hour a week benefit. no one is more expert on this then alan krueger. he knows this game when he sees one. is it a scam where low-paying pseudo-manages to not get overtime because they are a manager? alan: i think it is absurd to say that half of americans are managers, which is what has happened with the decline i

the physicist steven hawking and apple cofounder steve wozniak are among those concerned that the government is developing records that think fors themselves. daniel schweimler reports from venezuela. >> reporter: this is the human intelligence of the developing artificial intelligence around the world. now we are in obama care for the conflict. there's huge potential to come. conscious machines robots that the humans can interact with. like in the movies. that's some time away. i think we will. it's plausible that that will happen. we'll get plenty of indications that it will happen before we see conscious machines it's not something that happen overnight. >> reporter: we are seeing the benefits of artificial intelligence in every day lives. this is only the beginning. >> the technology is developing rapidly. every now and then we need to stop and ask important questions. where is the technology going, limits if any, who controls it and what are the potential dangers. >> along the potential dangers is the use of artificial intelligence in weapons of war, which is why more than 1,000 of thos

signed an open weapon calling for a ban on a town plus weapons steven hawking and the apple founder steve wozniakng those concerned that governments are developing weapons that think for themselves, so-called artificial intelligence. dap yep reports now. >> reporter: this is the human intelligence that is developing artificial intelligence around the worm. now here for an international conference on the advance says so far and the huge potential to come. conscious machines perhaps. robots we humans can interact with. like in the movies. >> i think that's some time away. i think we will -- i think it's entire plausible that will happen. we will get plenty of indications that it's going to happen before we see conscious machines it's not going to be something that happens i think overnight 67 we are already seeing the benefits of artificial intelligence in every day life. air supportairport security, medicine, cars that can park themselves but it's only the beginning. the technology is developing so rapidly that every now and then we need to stop and ask some important questions. where is the techn

steven hawking and steve wozniak have joined hundreds of others to warn that unlike nuclear weapons onced they would be easy to mass produce. plus they warn they could be sold on the black-market. >> something out of a sci-fi movie. in the buzz we're talking about the nfl and the fact they have their first female coach. and she's quite a lady. the arizona cardinals announced the team has added jen welter to the coaching staff. she'll work with inside line backers and coach throughout training camp and the preseason as an intern. this isn't her first time making history in sports. she was the first woman to play running back for the texas revolution of the indoor football league. she was hired by the revolution to coach line backers and special teams and became the first female coach in a men's professional football league. she knows her stuff. >> i'm sure she's tough. accident news will be right back with what vandals did to a columbus statue in south jersey. >> septa has a plan for selling those pope visit passes after high demand caused their web site to crash. we'll tell you what you

among those finding our stephen hawking, elon musk, and the steve wozniak.with those names are on that letter. brendan: i will learn how to bow hunt. that is my plan. vonnie: invest in ammunition and food. tony: buy an airplane and be near an airport too. brendan: that is the quote of the day. "if you are going to go "terminator," you have to have a small plane." tony dwyer, thank you. deeta from bloomberg intelligence has twitter peaked? guest: their biggest problem has been they are slowing user growth, it is that 18% last quarter, down from about 20% year-over-year, and certainly investors hoping that they have done something to kickstart new user growth. brendan: i am looking at research from brian weaver at pivotal research group, and he says just look at revenues right now. can we just look at twitter as a niche product? geetha: so really twitter's problem has been of course its users, but then we saw last quarter their problem was not just with users but also with revenue. they actually came and they miss estimates. they have taken down guidance for q

the following year, 1976, steve wozniak and steve jobs, both engineers in the homebrew computer club in silicon valley, california, built a homemade computer called the apple 1 that was more sophisticated than the altair, could be hooked up to a color television and store its data on a external cassette tape. apple letter replaced those tapes with floppy desks. they sold 200 total units at $666.66. to make the apple 2 as useful as possible, the company encourage programmers to create applications for it. for example, the spreadsheet called busycalc made the apple practical tool for all kinds of people and businesses, not just hobbyists. the apple 2 soon became a leader in the growing personal computer market. by 1978, the proliferation of personal computers was turning america into a computerized society. in february, 1978, 2 chicago pc users reportedly established the nation's first electronic bulletin board, which allowed multiple computer users to share and exchange information. as the conceptual preserve -- precursor to an internet webpage, bulletin boards spread widely and were

he's got hundreds of experts including stephen hawking and steve wozniak backing him up.up is taking aim at killer robots like the ones you see in "the terminator." arms raceof a global with weapons using artificial intelligence and call for a ban on offensive autonomous weapons beyond meaningful human control. it did not take long for twitter to weigh in including investor mark endres and defeated -- -- mark and recent m --ark andries sen - will the machines ever arise up? mark crumpton is joining me now. rk: i thought they were talking about members of congress as autonomous weapons. because athe parallel drone is something that is operated by man. the autonomous weapons apparently you program them and they go find what they are looking for and i guess it's a seek and destroy mission. it's kind of like the movies were all of a sudden, you think these weapons are going to get a mind of their own and they are just going to ignore human commands and do their own damage. that's what it sounds like what their concern is. betty: hollywood has been contemplating this world for

steven hawking and steve wozniak, and what are their concerns?>> artificial intelligence is all armed. and we have it everywhere. cars robotics, and it's generally a very good thing, as the scientists will tell us, and they have only just begun this technological revolution, but they're concerned that some, especially those [ audio difficulties ] >> all right so i think that we lost daniel there talking to us about artificial intelligence and let's go to the next story. they're finding the next generation of computer coders in the uk. the organizers hope that it will put fresh eyes on solving real life problems. >> reporter: using computers to find solutions to real life problems. these young people, from 12 to 18 are designing apps, but doing it under pressure. and they have five days to come up with the idea, design it and pretty it. it's called a hackathon but there's nothing sinister about it. it's business trying to show young people with computer skills that working in an office with others can be fun. these kids are still in school, but on

stephen hawking elon musk and steve wozniak among those who signed an open letter.t warns it could hunt targets without human getting involved. the letter says a military arms race would not be beneficial for humanity. >>> most of the remarks on the presidential campaign trail have been delivered by donald trump but this time mike huckabee is in the spotlight. cbs reporter craig boswell on the comments that got even the president talking. >> reporter: president obama sounded off on former arkansas governor mike huckabee on the iran nuclear deal. huckabee a vocal opponent of the agreement said over the weekend the deal would take the israelis and march them to the deal of the oven. >> would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. >> reporter: he said he may be concerned more with his run for the white house. >> maybe it gets attention and maybe this is just an effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines. >> reporter: billionaire businessman donald trump has surged to the top of the polls in iowa and new hampshire despite controversial comments about arizona

steven hawking and steve wozniak are among those concerned that governments are developing weapons that think for themselves. we have this report. >> this is the human intelligence developing artificial intelligence. the robots humans can interact with like in the movies. >> i think that's sometime away. i think we will, i think it's entirely plausible that that will happen. i think we will get plenty of indications that it's going to happen before we see conscious machines. it's not going to be something that happens overnight. >> we are already seeing the benefits of artificial intelligence in every day life. in airport security, medicine, cars that can park themselves, but this is only the beginning. >> the technology is developing so rapidly that every now and then we need to stop and ask important questions. where is the technology going what are its limits if any. what are potential dangers? >> among the potential dangers is the use of artificial in in weapons are war which is why northern 1,000 of those involved in the development of the technology have signed this letter release

>>> a dire warning from three of our world's biggest thinkers, stephen hawking, elon musk and steve wozniakng with a thousand other artificial intelligence experts. these three leading up a crew that say they are desperate to stop what's on your screen. the use of robots in the military before it's too late, and they have signed a letter calling for a worldwide ban for the use of artificial intelligence in weapons saying it will only be a matter of time until they appear on the black market and the hands of terrorists. dictators wishing to better control populace. >>> secretary of state john kerry pitching the iran nuclear deal as secretary kerry defends the deal. mike huckabee told maria bartiromo exactly why he thinks the deal is bad and dangerous. >> this is a dangerous deal. i read the whole thing, and i read i'm going to get to the good parts that give me comfort. it only got worse. we basically have just turned $120 billion checkbook over to a bunch of terrorists, and i don't know why in the world the president would be so proud to put his name on the deal. liz: is it really dangerous

stephen hawking, apple co- founder steve wozniak and elon musk, the c.e.o. of tesla motors, were among those who signed the letter. >> ifill: archeologists in jamestown, virginia have discovered the remains of four of the first colonial leaders in america. the burial sites were found in 2013 in the earthen floor near the altar of what's left of america's first protestant church. the men were buried between 1608 and 1610 alongside various artifacts-- a rare practice at the time. it included a small silver box with bone fragments and a holy water container-- a mysterious catholic find for the anglican religion of the colony. >> woodruff: the national football league officially has its first female coach. the arizona cardinals hired 37- year-old jen welter to coach inside linebackers during their pre-season training camp. welter-- who has a p.h.d in psychology-- previously coached and played for the indoor football league's texas revolution team. >> ifill: the four-game suspension against new england patriots quarterback tom brady will stand. he was suspended b

letter including these names: steven hawking and tesla's elon musk as well as apple co-founder steve wozniak've long been fascinated with weapons appearing in the wrong hands. it's been shown in many movies, including "terminator." >> a weapon will be available like no other. this weapon powerful irreversible and indestructible. it can't be reasoned with it can't be bombed. it will feel no pity. >> with me now, with a smile on his face he's written about the depth of this. okay we realize terminator is a movie, but in our minds we envision, or at least hollywood has envisioned these kinds of things. serious talk these are people who signed this letter harvard, cornell, mit, tesla, all people smarter than both of us. so with that said there is a serious concern here. >> there is a real concern. when you think back to chemical weapons, you know early in the 20th century they identified that -- we were doing all this incredible stuff with chemicals and they realized how dangerous they could be. artificial intelligence is sort of on the same path in that we are creating computers that can think

. >> you saw seth rogen as fellow apple co-founder steve wozniak. featured in the film directed by danny boyle. "steve jobs" hits theaters this october. >>> turning to country music, tim mcgraw is giving back to some troops providing mortgage-free homes to veterans this summer. he's partnering with operation home front to give 36 homes away to service members free of charge. >> the singer is currently on tour and plans on giving away one house in each of his remaining concert stops. it's not the first time mcgraw has done this. since joining "operation home front in 2012," he's actually given over 100 free homes. >> yeah, the project mcgraw speaks of providing veterans with a safe and secure home, just as they have done for us. good for him. >>> moving on. johnny depp, he's selling his home in france. did you know about this? >> i did not. not just a house though. >> for one of hollywood's leading men, it's actually a village, a series of stone houses dating back more than 200 years. >> the 37-acre property located in the south of france near st. tro

steve wozniak weighing if this on the apple watch. he told a conference he does not wear an apple watch, in fact, he hasn't bought one. he told australia's financial review he has used smart watches in the past, they didn't change his use of the smartphone so he doesn't think he sees any value to it says, do you know what, there are 20 models of apple watch from 500 to 1,100 and the only difference is its band. i'm wondering if apple is selling watches or bands. turns out apple's sales has fallen but we tone think it's necessarily the fault of the apple watch. according to outside investigators anyway. as much as it is maybe there isn't a huge market as we maybe once thought. this is still a developing technology. >> even you had one for a short time. >> i tried it, you know, and i moved on. >> pregnant pause there. >> it is the first version of that apple watch. we will see what the next few ones look like would we will see right now what your weather is like. >> good morning. it's cloudy out there, some of us feeling the mist as you

eel lon musk steechk hawking and steve wozniak are among them.ny ways in which artificial intelligence can make battles safer for humans, especially civilians without creating new tools for killing people. starting an art fishl military arms race is a bad idea. >> i'm fascinated by this story. artificial intelligence, the fact that we've got some of the smartest minds in technology and science warning about this capability where many of us think it's a promising capability. >> the fact that their concern is growing, so they put it on a letter. >> to be continued for sure. >> this morning, tv host conan o'brien faces a lawsuit claiming that the comedian stole jokes from a blogger and twitter accounts. alex caseberg's joke said a delta flight this week took off from cleveland to new york with just two passengers and they fought over control of the arm rest the entire flight. that night o'brien made a similar quip in his monologue. >> a delta flight from cleveland to new york took off with just two passengers two passengers on the whole plane. yet s

. >> elon musk, stephen hawking steve wozniak, cofounder of apple, warning about the use of artificialre doing it now, right? >> no, no. this is an independently-controlled using artificial brain to -- neil: but it is the next stage. >> you mean drones, is that what you're talking about? neil: drones to sophisticated weapons system. >> a drone has to be human operator. doesn't have brain of its own. >> autonomous weapons, to dagen's point would make their own decisions. neil: you're agreeing with dagen? >> yeah. get that "fox business alert" out there. neil: there we go. >> you have one of those robots being able to decide who to attack. stephen hawking -- neil: providing technology which you eventually could do that. >> it has uses helpful for other things. >> stephen hawking says a irobot could be a pet in for the family. neil: isn't there are rob boats at crossings to direct traffic? we already have the technology. >> we have to be careful about how we use it. neil: but we're not. did you see "robocop"? >> what about terminator? neil: "terminator," he doesn't even know these movies.

more than a thousand experts, including elon musk steven hawking and apple co-founder steve wozniak,g involved in war is a dangerous thing. they say it will only be a matter of time when they appear on the black market in the hands of terrorists dictators wishing to control their populous and war lords wishing ep cleansing. ic cleansing. and joining us is bin laden shooter. do you think that a robot could have replaced you on the night you went after bin laden. >> thanks for having me. at this time i don't think that a robot could do what we do. i think there's a lot of stuff in place as far as artificial intelligence that's a force multiplier on the battlefield and mainly used in defensive modes as in the robots that disarm the improvised explosive devices or guns that are in place that can, you know they don't go to sleep, they're sensing what happens on a protective perimeter, but there's always a human oversight when we just them which we have right now. stuart: i can't imagine a robot or artificial intelligence machine taking your place when you were creeping up the stairway the