tonight, a conversation with the c.e.o. of apple, tim cook. >> if you think about the things that steve stood for at a macro level, he stood for innovation. he stood for the simple, not the complex. he knew that apple should only enter areas where we can control the primary technology. all of these things are still deep in our company, they're still things that we very much believe, the strive for perfection, for being the best, for only doing the best products, for staying focused, the fact that, despite this table being so small that you and i are sitting at, you could put every apple product on it, every single one that we shipped today and, yet, this year, our revenues will be approximately $180 billion. there's probably no other company on the face of the earth that could say that. most companies begin to go larger and larger and larger porportfolios because you alway- it's so easy to add, it's hard to edit. it's hard to stay focused, and yet we know we'll only do our best work if we stay focused. so, you know, the hardest deci

. >> the biggest advance in the hit of ipods. >> apple c.e.o. announced that apple is joining the super sized era with two highly anticipated funds,ed iphone 6 and 6-plus. >> good morning. new this morning, apple is rolling out all sorts of new features with the bigger and better phones. matt joins us from cupertino. matt? >>> apple c.e.o. announced the past hour the biggest advance in the history of iphone and it is not one but two iphones. >> i am honored to be the one to tell you about the incredible new iphones. they are designed like nothing ever before. incredibly unique. from the glass front that curves around the side to meet with the back complete with stainless steel apple truly the most beautiful phone you have ever seen. >> the iphone 6 has 4.7" screen and the plus has 5.5" screen but still for one hand use and they thinner. a new apple processor makes it faster, and the new iphones will meet or exceed the iphone 5 battery life and touted the new better camera with time-lapse capability coming in gold, silver and space gray. when can

the device. however it is not on apple's list of official partners. does this spell problems for paypal's future? we spoke with the c.e.o braintree, also a paypal executive and asked why it was not an apple's list of partners? >> you look at the last of partners that are not there. i think, you know, it is an interesting product. if you look at n.f.c., though, it has been around for a decade and hasn't really gotten traction. there are a lot of unanswered questions on security, who'll be responsible for fraudulent transactions? until those questions get answered, i think a lot of the merchants will be looking at it. for merchants that want to use us, we will support those transactions. we said we'll support these transactions because they are an open platform but until the questions about security, who holds the responsibility for fraud, i think you'll see the players in the ecosystem -- waiting on wal-mart and best buy and others. >> the security inherent in that change the reluctance of some retailers that might be willing to accept the fraud risk because they know it is great, it is lesser because of -- >> i think th

the big white box shaped the apple c.e.o. will take the same. apple does not say what will take place. experts are speculating of the iphone 6. the big sellers will get a bigger cent, possibly closer to samsung's galaxy and they could unveil something smaller. >> recently people are excited about the fact we have not heard or seen leak leaks of the design >> some experts think apple could not call their device a "watch," but it could open up new doors for developers and a big deal for apple c.e.o. because he have not opened a new lineup of products since steve jobs died. that could be behind the white box. and u2 is rumored to play for the event. >>> there will be a rally outside of the apple event pointing out not everyone who works in silicon valley is live the dream. organizers cite reports by the "wall street journal" and "usa today" the valley has created an underclass of black and that family workers who cook, clean, board and maintain technical facilities for low pay and no benefits and calling on giants to make sure all who contribute to the industry's success have good jobs to expert their families. the rally is at 9

of gas was 50 cents. i see all these elite people, including our government to pass every law to help the rich man. you've got a hedge fund manager and the c.e.o. of apple making $400 million, i honestly believe if our forefathers were here they would put a stop to what is going on right now because there would be a whole, whole lot of people arrested, thank you very much. host: tom before you go, what kind of work do you do? caller: well, i work in a couple of big plants of major companies. i actually retired from one of them, so i took another job after i laid around for a couple of years and enjoyed my older life. but i took a job in a machine shop. i'm actually making what i did 30 years ago and it's absolutely disgusting. host: what kind of hours are you working? caller: i'm working eight hours a day. it does give me extra pocket money. but i feel sorry for the younger people i'm working with because they don't have no chance. out here making $12 an hour, and like i told you -- host: how much are you making? caller: $12, and they're talking about raising the minimum wage to $10. they need to look at what we started making 30 years ago before they d

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the program. tonight, part two, our conversation with tim cook, c.e.o. of apple. >> our view is, when we design a new service, we try not to collect data, so we're not reading your email, we're not reading your imessage. if the government laid a subpoena on us to get your imessages, we can't provide it. it's encrypted and we d"Ñ have the key. so it's sort of the door is closed. but our business, charlie, is based on selling these. our business is not based on having information about you. you're not our product. our product are these, and this watch, and macs and so forth. so we run are very different company. i think everyone has to ask how do companies make their money, follow the money, and if they're making money mainly by collecting gobs of personal data, i think you have a right to be worried. >> charlie: we conclude with yves behar, an trill designer. >> a good design has new ideas. there are new ideas that are -- how do we live more sustainably and how can technology be simpler and accessible to all -- and design can prove these things are possible. bring

the apple watch is the cupertino company's first new product in four years. it is a full flanneled fledged fitness tracker. >> and the c.e.o. said having the time of my life, a riff -- privilege to work with everyone at apple. >> we are getting our first reviews. >> apple watch, writing about it, usa today reviewer said and i quote, "time will tell about whether the new apple watch will emerge as the first must have wearable for the masses but it is the finest looking smartwatch i have seen." also reviewing the apple watch writes "apple has taken care with the watch aesthetics to appeal to a broad audience. i have not been convinced consumers want the smart swaps but this could change things." >> "wall street journal" looked at this and focused on the iphones saying it could be a problem if you like to hold your phone with one hand saying and i quote, "my thumb could reach across half of the screen and with the iphone 6 plus i could reach a third cross the screen and the larger model is hard to grip tightly." >> and we had exclusive access to the event with a behind the scenes tour and scored a one-on-one interview with the c.e.o. saying being if

of. >> it really was, just like the old days of apple coming back again. it really was. it's been years since apple put on a show like yesterday. the c.e.o. did not disappoint and has since he took over, but not yesterday with the list of goodies that he unveiled. >> tech fans have been waiting a long time for this. after a build up only apple can pull off. >> we are launching the biggest advancement in the history of iphone. >> the legacy now continues with the launch of the iphone six and six plus, both models bigger with a new video function and better camera. tim cook, pulling off a spectacle that would have made steve jobs proud, he was on the same stage that job unveiled the mcintosh 30 years ago. he had another surprise. >> we have one more thing. >> the apple watch at $349 has a special dial, can be sined to the smart phone and stays ahead of the health crazy. >> every other smart watch provider will now be measured against what apple just announced. >> call simon. >> samsung now facing competition. perhaps the crowning achievement, a tap to pay function so shoppers can leave wallets at home. apple promises all personal information

the star of the show. >> it is the next chapter in apple's story, and here it is. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: what apple c.e.o. unveiled today isn't calls the iwatch, it is the apple watch. so far, smart watches on the market have met with limited success. tech analyst tim barjarin. they haven't been big sellers. >> part of it is most of the smart watches on the market today have been for geeks. they really don't have a lot of style. >> reporter: the apple watch will have style, but it will work only in conjunction with apple's iphone. >> iphone 6. >> reporter: with the iphone 6 unveiled today, apple adds yet another feature. >> and now i'd like to talk about an entirely new category of service, and it's all about the wallet. >> reporter: apple wants the iphone to replace credit cards. the company is launching a mobile payment system that would allow consumers to make purchases simply by tapping their phones. but it comes just a week after the company's icloud service was linked to the theft of nude photos of jennifer lawrence and other female celebritys. is it going to be tough to convince consumers to pay wi

the 81-year-old died yesterday. she want into cardiac arrest during an outpatient medical procedure. that facility is under state investigation. >>> apple c.e.o. says the technical giant is taking new steps to keep hackers out ofcan denied a lax attitude allowed intruders to post nude photos on the internet. >> the myth of a section between bras and breast cancer as once and for all it has been busted. wearing a bra does not cause breast cancer in william and there has been speculation there could be a link. >>> a great blanket coughs the neighbors including san jose near 280 and 17 and we will seen sunshine by lunch but the coast at 66 at 71 and up to 92 inland and 80's around the bay. >> it is a you it commute, here is berkeley where we can say that the east shore freeway wins the award for the toughest drive. we have an accident that just cleared with two lands blocked. we have a 40-minute commute from pinole to the maze. >> we mentioned ray -- ray will be -- ray which will ray will be here for our hid day show. >> you can improve almost and get your picture taken at the same time. same time. have a great is identifying farmers within a 50-mile radius of the stores within their community. capay valley puts

the first day of phones going on sale including the c.e.o. >> we were here since 9:00 so... >> more excited about the phone? >> more excited to get home in bed. >> apple fan was more excited scoring this picture with the silicon valley legend. >> i took a selfie. >> he was fine with that? >> totally cool. >> everyone felt like a superstar after dropping big bucks on the new gadget. >> i got the regular 6. >> in san francisco, apple fever took a bite identity of normal sleep schedules. some people don't get the appeal. >> some want a phone they can get in a few weeks like a life board. i don't judge. >> for the diehard apple fans nothing feels better than being the first to have the next big thing. >> if you wonder about size difference, here is the iphone 5s on top of the iphone 6 and under it is the iphone 6 plus so you will need cargo shorts for this, forget the skinny jeans. >>> weeks to hours, fans have been waiting. in new york this was scene at fifth and 57th in midtown manhattan this morning. in pasadena, hundreds waited in line at 8:00 a.m. at the apple store. employees say people were peaceful with the exception of a few customers. here is an

apple c.e.o. with no launching of the product since steve jobs die asked that could be in the white box on the campusf the college. another big name could be he, u2 can play the event according to the "new york times" all from cupertino. >>> joining us for the "world news tone," in cupertino this evening with apple exclusive at 5:30 right after abc7 news at 5:00. >>> a group those sorried -- associated with isis have made threats against twitter employees. twitter has not indicated if security is increased at the america debt secret headquarters but the security team is working with law enforcement. >> a dutch team vetting the -- investigating the downing of the malaysian flight said it was hit by multiple objects outside of the airport. it stopped short of saying the boeing was shout down by officers to air missiles but the findings point to this as the cause of the crash. the planes with blown out of the sky in july killing 298 passengers and crew. >>> now to new details on the scandal involving ravens running back ray rice with questions about whether the nfl turned a blind eye in the investigatio

the wake of her death. >> the american doctor infected with ebola virus has arrived in nebraska contracting the virus while working in liberia >>> five, apple c.e.o that the technical giant is take new steps to keep hackers out user accounts and tells the "wall street journal" apple will add security alerts for icloud users and denies a lax attitude allowed intruders to post nude photos of celebrities on the internet. >> warmer in some areas for the weekend. cooler and cloudy in some areas. there is a lack of rain. that ahead. >>> it is friday lite with richmond-san rafael toll plaza with traffic moving nicely and only five minutes to cross the water but elsewhere with things exception of the altamont pass we have clear and wide open conditions. >>> new lineup is on monday with new season of "who wants to be a millionaire," and "jeopardy," at 1:30 and "general hospital," at 2:00 and then "rachel ray," at 3:00, the abc premiere. >> uber is expanding. they will develop land on 3rd street in mission bay for a new headquarters. the facility is near the mapped warriors stadium. last may the car service app company moves to the mid-market neighbor. >>>

the web. >> since private photos of celebrities were stolen from icloud, apple security has been under close scrutiny. they launched a new section on their website. their c.e.o. cited new changes in the apple operating system. the biggest change is all data, such as photos, messages, emails and contacts are protected by your passcode, which apple cannot access. if law enforcement had a warrant to search your device and asked apple to search data, apple could do it. cook said: . >> the feature only plies to data on the actual device. for anything stored off the device. apple would have to comply with the law and hand over information to authorities. we'll see if if eases privacy concern. >> danger and your drinks. problems with artificial sweet ners. the percentage of children not getting shots, in school, drops below that of a war torn county in africa. >> and the toll on families when members are sent off to war. we look at that issue. >>> could artificial sweet ners be worse for you than the sugars they are replacing. a study finds they may cause the opposite of a desired effect and could raise blood sugar levels. new evidence in the debate over standing o

the c.e.o. a wearable device that is called the iwatch. >> i am really excited. really excited. really excited. i am here to see something new. from apple. this will be our first realed of under tim cook without the guiding input steve jobs. >> apple may not call the device a watch, but it would open up new doors for app developers including the last new product was the ipad and is when steve jobs was running the company. apple will be live streaming the event on its website. local an rally outside the event pointing out that not everyone with works in silicon valley is living the dream. there is an underclass of black and that family workers who cook, clean and main stain tech facilities for low pay and no benefits and calling on 2:00 psychiatry ans to make sure everyone who contributes has a good job and can support the families. the rally at 9:00 a.m. >> this evening we have world news tonight in cupertino with alejandro nieto people collusive at 5:30 after >> wardens are resuming the senator for a mountain lion that attacked a six-year-old boy and laid out deer caucus in traps. each of the our frans has a radio transmitter so war agains -- wardens know if the an mal

the wake of security issues following the i cloud celebrity hacking scandal. apple has altered its encryption to keep anyone but the device's owner from accessing data. the c.e.o said it even prevents apple from overriding your security settings to get to your data. he released a statement to customers that reads: >> apple can and will turn over data stored on your i cloud unless you specifically protect that in your settings. >> the parents of a mentally ill man fatally shot by two loss loss police officers have filed a wrongful death suit against the department. the 24-year-old was shot and killed last month, police accused of racial profiling and using excessive force. the parents allege the officers knew their son was mentally ill. >> 22-year-old darien hunt was killed after he allegedly charged an officer with a sword. >> the killing is provoking outrage from his family. an independent autopsy shows that the shot that killed hunt was from behind. >> a memorial grows where darien hunt died, shot by police officers responding to reports of a a man carrying a sword at a strip mall south of salt lake city. susan hunt bluntly accuses police of shooting her son