and when kathie vanished, said bagli, bob's protective friend susan berman, a name you've probably heardf, became his unofficial spokesperson. >> and susan would call back and say, "well, bob's, you know, really not feeling right right now. i'm going to handle a lot of this." >> reporter: bob, himself, was pretty much incommunicado then. but we have obtained this, his own account. his version of things which he wrote later. here's what he wrote about kathie's disappearance. "after my wife kathy left, my compulsive use of alcohol, drugs and food changed from an infrequent problem to a daily event." >> he didn't come in to work for about two years. >> reporter: later, when bob began showing up at work again, sporadically, he wasn't anything like a buttoned-up executive. >> he enjoyed smoking pot in a social situation, burping and farting because it disturbed people, you know, and he liked to watch their reactions. >> reporter: right. so, these stories about misbehaving, peeing in a wastebasket or something, that's -- >> there was peeing in a wastebasket and all of that. it gave pause to th

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susan, thank you very much. to hash it all out, dan fleck, neuberger berman senior research analyst. on apple, what is your rating on this stock? >> charles, we can't give specific ratings. what i say we like the stock. we continue this think it is attractive as an investment over the next few years. we're positive on apple shares, what the company is doing. charles: now nitpicking to a degree. but as susan was talking this news came out, we saw the stock dip a little bit, 40, 50 cents, really nuanced moves. wall street grappling how to understand this. earlier we talked about the iphone at 69. we should have talked about the pro. is this price point you're anticipating, 999, 1099 number? >> the price points on the pro are in line what we're expecting. the fact they took the base version of the 11 down will drive incremental volume over the next year. they do pen fit as we talked about from some of the components coming down in cost. they're passing that along. i think ultimately what will matter for the company and the stock price beyond today over the coming weeks is whether these