wozniak is first in line.e has four on preorder coming to his house. he wants to buy one today. i believe they will need a nap soon here this morning. it has been a long night. because wozniak was here they say it has been fun. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> maybe go to work. amy, thank you. final check on weather and traffic. >>> we shift gears and take a look at what you can expect today another warm day, temperatures near 90, 80s around the bay, 70s at the coast, low clouds and fog return saturday, sunday, check out the cooling, only in the mid to low 80s for saturday and sunday inland 70s around the bay. mid to low 60s at our beaches. enjoy today's warmth the fog returns tomorrow. >> here's traffic now with sue. >>> northbound 238 just past 580 getting first reports of an accident castro valley area. looks like traffic will be slow there. drive times at this hour, not too bad, beginning to bunch up highway 4, 242 look out of the central valley, a little over 30 minutes. san rafael southbound yesterday a to

he created the company that sprang up around wozniak's machines.uld 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 into money. that was the way we worked together, kind of like a lennon/mccartney. if you want to get the full story, get my book too. >> what is yours? >> mine is "i woz." i'm so thankful that steve got this book written and listening to isaacson on "60 minutes" last night, i was thinking how honest, i don't like when people do words, and so i was delighted. the beautiful sense i love so much in steve, if steve hadn't come back and turned the world around with the ipod and the follow on i products i would be very, very sorry. wish he was still here, that we could go out and be fr

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a practical and pragmatic operation. >> wozniak is a wonderful guy.ere and creates amazing circuit board that becomes the apple 1. he is handing out specs for it for free. and steve is saying, steve jobs is saying, wait a minute we can make it and sell it. they did it earlier with something called the blue box which allowed people to make free phonecalls by replicating the tones. woz is giving it out. he said no let's market it. that conflewence, too, of the electronics ant business. >> jon: there's great stuff about gates and jobs and all the apple people say we hated gates. he have never got it. the microsoft people said jobs was crazy. >> they were all right at some level. what it was was these -- in astrong mi we call the a binary star system where stars are linked. this digital age the two college dropouts born in 1955. steve jobs and bill gates. unbelievably different personalities. steve is miss call artistic comes from the counter culture. bill gates is awesomely smart with that processor smartness to him and makes a great business model but n

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. >> reporter: that special someone was steve wozniak himself. he left a couple of hours ago but you can see a line about 30 to 40 people that's been consistent all morning long. now, everly is hundred people have been through here for the iphone 4s. first 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

that was wozniak's department. but jobs understood their importance and their future.sessed with making an attractive, simple, inexpensive computer-- the apple ii, marketed as the first home computer. it really didn't do much, but tech-savvy people snapped them up, along with school systems. and as he tells isaacson on tape, he was soon worth millions of dollars. >> jobs: it wasn't very many years before, on paper, we were worth a lot of money. and i was, like, 25 when, you know, we were worth maybe $50 million. i knew i never had to worry about money again. and so, i went from not worrying about money because i was pretty poor to not worrying about money because i had a lot of money. >> kroft: jobs becomes rich. >> isaacson: jobs became wildly rich. makes about 100 people millionaires when apple goes public. one of the things he does, though, that, you know, still caused a little ill will-- there were old friends who used to be with him in the garage, his parents' garage. and they were working at apple, but they hadn't quite gotten to the level of chief engineer, so t

some customers including co-founder steve wozniak camped 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 to honor steve jobs who died la

more from the interview with apple co-funder and friend steve wozniak.ries and more coming up in one hour on abc 7 news at 1:00 over on channel 7. let's lighten things up a little bit and turn to sports. larry beil is here. tigers in town. >> if you watched h his news conference today, he looks relaxed. >> he did seem a little more comfortable. >> we'll see if the old tiger is really back. in the south bay to compete in the fry's.com open. tiger arrives a different man from the one we saw on the last visit two years ago. back then he was the number one ranked player in the world. today he has slipped to 51st. we we saw him at the big game, that was in november of 2009, woods was there with his then wife elin and their kids. since then he has been divorced and made multiple swing changes. what tiger does have, though is, he is finally healthy again and because of that hoping for better results this week. >> basically get my ball count and the reps in and that is where my comfort is coming back. hit shots and be able to play 36 holes a day that is somethin

sot: steve wozniak - co- fundador de apple "to move to the next level ... in the world."niak, quien inici la empresa con jobs, , lo describe como un hombre que siempre busc superarse y para l, es el empresario ms exitoso del mundo. ---y no es solo wozniak quien cree que jobs dej un gran legado, el presidente obama declar que no puede haber un mejor tributo al xito de steve que el hecho de que la mayora de la gente se enter de su muerte gracias a un aparato que l invent.. sot lori merritt "complete sadness and ... him and save him." ---una vecina de jobs en palo alto expres su dolor diciendo que es increble que an con los mejores doctores y cuidado mdico, no se logr salvarle la vida.. ---mientras que en cupertino, la sede central de apple se ha mantenido bastante callada y la empresa solo se ha limitado a decir que el espiritu de jobs continuar siendo la base de apple.. take mayra live ---muchos se preguntan si "apple" se vendr abajo sin jobs.. pero hasta el momento, parece que todo va bien ya que las acciones de la compaÑia se mantienen estables ---cesar, regreso contigo.

but it is co-founder steve wozniak. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. with one more day in the 80s before with we cool down this weekend. >>> i'm sue hall. live look of the bay bridge it is very light. we'll continue to follow your commute this morning. >>> good friday morning. 5 a.m.. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. kristen is off today. >> more cops on campus at a high school. school officials are not sure the threat is the real deal but taking no chances. katie marzullo is live at alhambra high with more. >> reporter: obviously, it is quiet now h this is shaping up to be a very nontypical day for alhambra high students. police are going to be on campus today. according to the con that costa times a blood drive has been postponed -- scheduled for today. while there are no games here on campus today the teams are going to board buses for the away games under police guard many wednesday an e-mail was sent to a district employee. they believe that employee just to be a random resip kwrebt -- recipient. it said something bad could happen. polic

steve woz -- steve wozniak is on the sidewalk with them. >> dramatic rescue in concord firefighters pull an elderly couple out of their burning home. >> wall street protesters score a big victory. new york city leaders postpone a deadline to leave the park. >>> right now across the bay area mid 60s get ready for 80s later today. >>> good morning. it is friday, light so far. live look at the golden gate bridge very light. we'll keep on it for you. >>> 4:30 a.m. on in friday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. christiene is off today. >>> -- firefighters rescued two from a burning home on st. francis drive. police who arrived heard the two victims inside, heavy smoke kept them from entering until firefighters got to the scene. they pulled the couple out and rushed them to the hospital. the victims in their serviceties, both expected to survive. -- 70s, both expected to survive. the blaze began in the attic. >>> there's a line of people outside a loss gatt toes apple store. they help -- amy you mentioned, who is the first person in line? >> reporter: the first person in line is

we'll show you what steve wozniak says about the future of apple. >>> also, are the asery close to being one step closer to moving to san jose? we'll explain. and living the high life. we'll show you what it's like to be a crane operator at the port of oakland and how it might have just inspired george lucas and "star wars." >>> here is aook at san francisco temperatures to kick off the weekend running cooler as you can see. 60s and 70s around the bay area. what we're really watching out for late tonight and into tomorrow morning could be a chance of some showers. we'll talk more about that in the forecast and then come right back. >>> governor jerry brown has officially declared tomorrow steve jobs day in california. also tomorrow apple will hold an invitation only memorial at stanford university for some of silicon valley's biggest names and those closest to jobs. another memorial is planned for apple employees on wednesday at the cupertino campus. yesterday marked another significant day for the company as people lined up for hours to get their hands on jobs' most recent creation the

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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 and have people use it. >> reporter: garcia says the apple 2 launched a company and the revolution of computers in the home. then came the mackintosh in 1986 with the menus seen on all computers today. >> and this was, this was the leap forward. this is what everyone was waiting for. >> reporter: garcia says jobs will likely be best known for the iphone, ipads but what about going forward without steve jobs? >> that is the first impact. the magic go first and then the next step will go south is some of the things will not work right. >> technology analyst says even though jobs put a five year road map in place for apple he believes he was too vital and expects in two years the products will see a decline. >> unless they figure out a way to replace his resource we will see an erosion. >> reporter: the legacy would be here. a sore he would visit on -- a store he wo

. >> let's ask steve wozniak with us. we'll have him here with us live later. >> just minutes away. >>> another legend in his field sugar ray leonard joins us live. an interesting discussion. involved in a movie coming out tomorrow with hugh jackman. we'll talk to him about it. ♪ kingdoms and queens ♪ they all bow down to you ♪ ♪ branches and ranch hands ♪ are bowin', too ♪ and i've taken off... [ man ] we could have gone a more traditional route... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ here comes the sun again but not in my neighborhood. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're throwing away misperceptions about natural gas vehicles. more of the vehicles that fuel our lives use clean american natural gas today. it costs about 40 percent less than gasoline, so why aren't we using it even more? start a conversation about using more natural gas vehicles in your community. >>> losing the man who put the world in the palm of our hands. i'm christine romans. tributes flooding in this morning for apple founder steve jobs faster

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steve wozniak. he joins us now by phone. >> what went through your mind when you heard the news tonight? >> hi, anderson. thanks for your feelings. i'm a little bit like awestruck, just dumbfound. i can't put my mind into gear, i can't do things. it's kind of like when john lennon died or jfk. i don't think hardly anyone else, maybe martin luther king, it's sort of like, oh, you're like -- there's a big hole left in you. it's very hard to go back and touch on all the -- reflect on all the feelings, what it means. you know, you've already said what he did. everyone knows what he did. how much life he brought to the world. i think if he had a goal he certainly far, far overachieved any goals he had from the start of things. >> what do you think it was that drove him? >> you know what, i think steve jobs would have had hopes and visions for the future and he set up apple computer really to continue on in his dreams and i hope that apple always has great leaders like him. >> what do you think it was tha

some customers including co-founder steve wozniak camped 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. i'll let you kn 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 to honor steve job

so that when wozniak built the personal computer circuit, which for wozniak was a fun thing to do justake of doing it, jobs saw it immediately as the core product of an enterprise. and it was every effort that he could possibly make to make that happen, he did. then, of course, that was just the beginning because his ideas were unlimited. every time he came to the solution of a problem, it was -- faced with another problem he had to find a solution to, he came up with a new design. he knew as soon as that was done there would be another one to follow. >> ronald, how does somebody like he innovate? i mean, if he's not a programmer, does he -- does he say, oh, i want a tablet? or -- i mean, how does the process actually work? >> i think he was principally a person of organization. he knew that there were certain skills that he didn't have. he got wozniak to put the circuits together for the original computer. he recognized the skills in people and how to bring people together and to guide them in working together to achieve a common goal. that was a monumental skill that is not given to

steve wozniak said she not ready to talk about the death of his friend steve jobs. steve jobs will be remembered as one of the truly great innovators, great manager, great ceos. >> he had treatment for pancreatic cancer and in 2008 rumors serviced he was in poor health. in 2009 he announced a leave of absence and underwent a liver transminute and in august steve jobs resigned as ceo. >>> anti-wall street protesters stagged a rally in san francisco today. -- staged a rally in san francisco today. more than 700 people marched, stopping in front of major banks. they say banks took advantage of the bail out. police told ktvu the rally was peaceful and no arrests were made. >>> we are following a major story where a shooting rampage claimed three lives, what police are doing right now. >> scattered showers in the area. we will look at those and the potential for more showers tomorrow. . >>> gunfire. lot of noise. i was -- during our safety meeting. happened fast. very fast. everybody was running. >> you were in the meeting? >> yes. >> reporter: you hit the ground? >> no.

steve wozniak. when we come back, the creation of apple and all the high points since then, in pictures that are now part of history. i you really want you to see this piece we put together because it's extraordinary just to see all of the things that steve jobs has given to all of us. you're going to hear steve jobs in his own words ahead, tonight. some aches and pains. s and one way to relieve them all is to go right to the advil®. tennis is our game and advil® has become part of our game! [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of

they had to do a game in four days and wozniak said impossible and then wozniak did it. he said that's the power of it. he can distort reality and make you do what you didn't think you could do. >> did you ever fall under that power. >> oh, i am sure. >> reporter: they had over 40 conversations, but to balance out his influence isaacson drews from interviews from ex-girlfriend, rivals and some he long disputed. >> hey. >> hey. >> from his earliest days on the public stage this adopted former delinquent, this acid-dropping hippie turned brash entrepreneur began to understand the power of his charisma. >> today for the first time ever, i'd like to let macintosh speak for itself. >> hello, i am macintosh. it sure is great to get out of that bag. >> reporter: that force field turned him into a mul multimillionaire in his 20s then got him fired from the company he made and helped save apple from ruin. you need that to reinvent the telephone. >> and we are calling it iphone. >> reporter: and the retail store and convince rock stars to sell their songs for 99 cents. ♪ hello hel

i'm sandra endo, reporting. >> we contacted steve wozniak this evening. he told us he is not ready to talk yet. in san francisco, people told us jobs will be remembered for how he changed the way technology is used. >> i think we're going to remember him as someone who's completely powerful, great. he changed technology like unbelievably crazy. >> i think he's going to be remembered as someone who really understood what the consumer wanted n terms of design, usability, functionality. kept that laser sort of pose the entire time. >> apple released a statement saying his brilliant energy and countless ininnovations. our hearts go to his family and all those touched by his extraordinary gift. you can find more at ktvu.com. we post'd a special tab with a slide show and an interactive time line looking back on his life. >>> our continuing coverage in the south bay, a man suspected of shooting and killing three coworkers. we have a photo of the suspect. witnesses identify him as armed and dangerous. he shot nine people at the kooper turks no. he tied to take su

. >> our next guest knew steve job, steve wozniak.ar that clip, and you hear your friend's vis, what goes through your mind? >> sounds so much like the way steve jobs talks and there's an inner sensibility and you know kindness and sharing, reaching out inside of it and yet sometimes it's, you know, kind of threatening. it's also instructive. business people, companies all over the world and the country look and say, how did steve jobs handle these situations, you know? and it's kind of like this, you know, a learning experience for other executives. >> i want to dig deeper into that. i want to start with the questions, a lot of people have questions about the feuture, ho will this company survive. >> you were the first guy in line for an iphone 4s. there could be an apple smart television coming out. what's your sense of the future of apple post-steve jobs? >> yeah, you know, it's hard to imagine there could be another steve jobs, you can't never say never, but apple, as a company, people think, well, it's not disrupted right away, w

nbc bay area.com, including raw video of our interview with steve wozniak. stay tuned for the latest. >>> nancy pelosi is calling a new anti-abortion funding bill an assault on women's health. the u.s. house passed the bill known as the protect life act. if it passes the senate, the legislation would amend the new health care law to prevent federal money be used to pay for any health insurance plan that pays for abortion. >> i can't even describe to you the logic of what it is they are doing. i just know that you will see a large number of women on the floor today fighting for women's health issues as well as to point out how savage this is, withholding care for a woman, because of this legislation. >> pelosi says congress should not be concentrating on that type of law, but should consider the americans job act to boost the economy. >>> a bitter custody battle over a 7-year-old boy is believed to be behind yesterday's deadly shooting in southern california. home video cameras were rolling as scott surrendered to police today. his wife claimed in court paper

the man who cofounded apple with jobs steve wozniak spoke to cbs 5 in his los gatos home.had this to say about his long-time friend. >> he is also the sort of person who would see a technology and think this is what it can give a real person in the world, a user. so psychology-wise, he related so well to the users, the buyers of products, so marketing i would say was his greatest strength. >> wozniak also touched on their friendship and how jobs revolutionized the computer world. >>> we'll have much more on steve jobs' legacy on technology coming up. we also have complete coverage of his life on our website, cbssf.com. >>> time now is 5:38. the rain has come. it's going to dwindle a little bit and then, we get to say good-bye. >> nice sound effect. >> that work? >> i can't compete with that. >> i do have some good news on the weather front at least for those of you who are look for a little sunshine and warmer weather. showers will continue throughout much of the day today. starting out this morning closer look at the bay shows showers just passing through the san francisc

we talked with his cofounder and friend steve wozniak about his memories of his friend. >> we were best friends for all the years leading up to apple, maybe five or seven years after we met. we would just go driving off far away places to explore, you know, music catalogs of bob dylan and people that had rare photographs of him and we would go to concerts together and talk about, you know, where the world was going and philosophies and the counter- culture movement and sort of this idea of young people and revolution and we just would do everything together. >> reporter: and here is a growing memorial going up at his home. after that news came out yesterday, i started flipping through twitter on my smart phone. every time i stopped it was something about steve jobs and this went on for about 15 stops after a flip. it was amazing. everybody was coming together and wanted to pay their respects. >> just a sign of the impact he had on the world. >>> jobs helped solidify santa clara county's status as a world center of innovation. he was just 21 in 1976 when he and wozniak assembled the firs

>> reporter: a 20-year-old jobs launched a revolution from his parents' garage with buddy, steve wozniak. >> this is like jfk or martin luther king. >> reporter: he was fired in the '80s. >> i was publicly out. >> reporter: he was rehired in the '90s and spent the last eight years battling cancer. >> i wanted to mention this. >> reporter: in his final years, he was gaunt but still an inspiration. >> remembering that i'll be dead soon is the most important tool i ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. everything, all pride, fear of embarrassment or failure, these things fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. >> reporter: and leaving the world wondering, who, now, will invent the next big thing? john hendren, a abc news. >> oh, boy. he'll be missed. >>> the electronic outpouring was immediate. in fact, isad is a trending topic on twitter this morning. >> very appropriate. and president obama tweeted this very telling statement here. the president tweeted, there may be no greater tribute to steve's success than the fact that much of the worl

it's apple cofounder steve wozniak. first dude in line at the apple store in los gatos. signed autographs, told us he couldn't miss the special occasion. >>> in my case it's more like less fortunate but this is one of those magical fortunate points in time, you know. it's almost like the three wisemen showing up. you want to be there for these big events you know. >> reporter: wozniak left apple almost 25 years ago but he is still considered an employee there and even collects a paycheck. >>> it's build as the cirque du soleil of the pet set. a group of four-legged performers on a bay area tour are also raising awareness for abandoned animals. the act proves that, yes, you can actually teach an old dog new tricks. >> reporter: in this doctor's office canine actors make an appointment with fun. dozens of cats, dogs, birds and mice leap into their acting roles in the pet theater. they were all rescued from american animal centers and rescued by gregory popovich, from russia, and his family. he balances his love of circus with animals. >> we love to show how talented are or

his friend and apple co-founder steve wozniak.i'm glad to be here. i'm very sorry to be here alone. >> oh, absolutely. i know you've been overwhelmed with requests for comments about steve jobs. has it sunk in yet that he's gone? >> no. it's a little bit like you're stunned the day really big tragedies happen in your life and you remember right where you were sitting and i'll remember that forever and, no, it's hard to recover. >> this is a man that you have known since high school. you know, everybody talks about how you got together in that garage and came up with something absolutely amazing. you had a dream, both of you, and both of you accomplished that dream. i think many americans these days don't think that's possible any more. is it? >> oh, no, no. that's -- young people actually still believe and are searching to even have those kind of dreams achieved and steve jobs would talk about connecting the dots. he's thinking back to the early days of what you were like then and i try to convey a lot of those. i travel around a

leading the pack in california, apple co-founder steve wozniak. it's october 14th. your "a.m.ake-up call." i'm carol costello joining you live from new york. it's a countdown to a showdown. the mayor of new york says protesters need to leave the park so it can be cleaned. occupy wall street organizers say they are staying right where they are. in fact, the protesters have begun cleaning up the park themselves as they see it, the mayor's cleanup is really an eviction notice. >> mayor, we do a lot better up cleaning up wall street than this park. not only that we have more than 650,000 signatures from every country in the world. supporting the people we're occupying wall street. the mayor needs to not evict them. >> they've been there for almost a month protesting the weak economy and a political system many deem corrupt. >>> the best response tore the alleged plot to kill the saudi ambassador. sanctions are paying off and they vow to ratchet up the pressure. several lawmakers want stronger measures like crippling their currency by pressuring other countries to stop buying their

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

with buddy steve wozniak, they set out to move the power of the computer from the laboratory to your lap. >> the penalty for failure, for going and trying to start a company in this valley is nonexistent. >> reporter: and his brimming confidence was validated when they launched the macintosh. >> we worked hard, and in ten years, apple had grown from just the two of us in a garage into a $2 billion company with over 4,000 employees. >> reporter: but the '80s brought a power struggle from apple's board, and jobs was soon fired from the company he founded. >> and so at 30, i was out. and very publicly out. what had been the focus of my entire adult life was gone. and it was devastating. >> reporter: but he did not wallow. and in his 30s, he met his wife, started another computer company called next and took over pixar, changing animation forever. >> my name is woody and this is andy's room. >> reporter: in '96, apple bought next and soon jobs was back in charge, leading a digital renaissance. after his return, apple stock soared more than 7,000%, turning that garage startup into one of

steve wozniak. he is first in line at the store in los gatos, california. he says he preordered two of the phones but once to get one now for his wife. >>> we still have plenty ahead. your weather, traffic and all of your top stories. >>> good morning. it is 4:30 on this friday. happy friday, everyone. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol dome this morning. much calmer out there. let's take a look at yesterday when wild storms hit several neighborhoods in our area during the evening rush hour. a possible tornado forming over i-59 near quantico. a subdivision in stafford, virginia suffered some damage from this. >> my wife was yelling for me because she could see all the white parts that were on the grass and the funnel in the air. i had water coming out of my ceiling. once it was all over, i came outside and saw all the damage it did in the neighborhood. >> it had picked up -- the fire department sawed five or six, maybe eight, of the manhole covers and threw them about four blocks on top of the neighbor's house and apparently there is water damage. >> ta

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