wozniak wasn't on the payroll and jobs was. they worked something out in the evening. weeks later, in a project that traditionally took months we had a prototype. in january 1976, jobs, the promoter began pestering wozniak, the designer, to build some printed circuit boards so other hobbyists could build their own computers. we invested $1,000 and we'd have to sell 50 to profit. i said, "i don't think we'll get our money back." he said, "no, maybe we won't, but we'll have a company." if you're like me, that's reason for doing something. you don't have to justify it in some productive sense. we started as just a little play dream. for start-up capital jobs sold his van and wozniak his calculator. soon they had a prototype. i took this blank pc board to hewlett-packard and showed it to my engineer friends. everyone was gloating over it. a few days later steve called me at work. he's all excited and says "i got a $50,000 order." that order came from the byte shop one of silicon valley's first computer stores. jobs used it to get parts for the apple i. jobs' parents' garag

wozniak is hoping the event would bring huge success and celebrate the age of the geek. >> it will takearch 19th tw ove that geeks are in style because i'm one of them. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. >> we appreciate your time. i hope you make time for us again at 6:00. >> bye-bye. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, the spring stunner for millions. severe weather hitting now. look at this. the chain reaction disaster. the highways covered in ice. you can hear the tractor-trailers, the cars colliding. the screams for help. tonight, passengers stranded for seven hours. the crying babies. and now, the tornadoes spotted in the south. >>> also breaking, the explosion at a gun range. the massive fireball. images coming in right now. >>> the 73-year-old deputy who grabbed his gun instead of his taser. tonight, breaking his silence. making the case, it's easy to grab the wrong weapon. quote, "it can happen to anyone." >>> the attack on board. a passenger stabbed with a pen for snoring. the chaotic moments th

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that is the thing steve wozniak for better or worse putting into motion.hat is the industry most of us are involve in. 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 indeed, one company in silicon valley, you may have heard of it, it is called google. they're even designing glasses when you put on, you won't see these physical question marks. you will see data. bang bang. that is the corpse. that is the murder. cspan: bang bang, is song with nancy sinatra? >> guest: right. thats watt theme of the show. bang-bang. so i couldn't resist using that. cspan: so what are you trying to do in a speech like this and who's the audience? >> guest: well the audience, that particular event which i think is the largest tedx in the world. it was in brussels downtown brussels. sort of 3,000 people in the audience. the tickets are relatively affordable maybe 100 is 50 euro. so the audience is made up of technologists, students. it is a good audience. i did one in

in a given afternoon in the late 1960s you would have seen steve wozniak riding homet( from e1"hery chase practice. you would have seen ted hoff turning off because he lived right at that corner. and youçó would have seen bob Ñi noyes racing home in los altos. at that intersection you would have had the inventor of theq integrated circuit, the inventore1 of the microprocessor, the inventor of the personal computer all in one spot. >> in spite of that -- >> int(w3 an interview with the silicon valley historical association steve jobs recalled an early productÑi to tap into telephone networks illegally. >> the first digital blue box in the world. it was the magic of the fact that two teenagers could build this box for $100 worth of parts and control hundreds of billions mo dollars offá infrastructure in the entire telephone network in the whole world. we had the sense of magic that wydwÃcould sort ofjf influence th"1 world. >> cupertino today is known around the world as the home of apple. mountain view is known as wheree1 google is headquartered. thergrowth ofq both corporations and commun

steve wozniak made the homebrew the first apple, basically. now we have these. do we help our young people be technically literate as well as reading and writing? charlie: how do we add it to the core curriculum? megan: yes, have it there. these kids knew what all of this was because they have their phone. we were talking to them. we had some other kids joining in to higher-level robotics. why don't all of our children have a technical literacy? we have this weird idea that you would never have someone say, yeah reading wasn't really my thing at school. but they do say, math wasn't my thing. we have to change our expectations for everyone. we have to change how we teach. charlie: so it is more than putting science and technology and the digital revolution at the front rank? megan: equal. not as an implementation thing but as something we do together. i think also -- charlie: it should be on the front line with reading, writing, and arithmetic. megan: the universe doesn't separate biology and other classes. you need to know all this stuff. this is the same thing,

that's apple cofounder steve wozniak and legendary comic book creator stan lee.ay they posted this video making the announcement. it will take place at the mcenery convention center in san jose in march 2016. >>> and excitement is definitely building for the golden state warriors and the nba play-offs. they have rolled out the yellow carpet at oracle arena. warriors host the new orleans pelicans tomorrow. it's game one of the best-of- seven play-off series. warriors post the the best record during the regular season. guaranteeing them home-court advantage in every round. it's been 40 years since the warriors won the nba championship. >> i'm proud to be in the nba and proud to be a fan. >> give the fans what they have been waiting for a championship. >> if you are going to one of the games, be prepared to pay. tickets are going for an average of $500 each online. more on the warriors chances coming up in sports. >>> the biggest names in country music will take the stage this weekend. reporter suzanne marquez with a preview of the academy of country music awards. ♪

steve wozniak still looked like the woz.n for the biggest post-fight after-party is over because jay z will be hosting a party at the marquis. general admission for men $100. for women $30. reporter: they're charging women? van: they normally don't charge women. that's not true. they normally charge some women. dax: justin bieber, kendall jenner, either they're banging or trying to make people think they are. they're posting photos and he's all up on he

. >> steve wizard of wozniak. >> joe biden? >> joe. >> bush. [ buzzer ] >> i don't know.you are dead. do you ever watch i watters? >> is it on the computer? >> it is. >> i watters and this is i-oworld right here. >> yeah looks like concrete. >> i-watters. >> download it? >> i'm going to download it gotcha. >> we shall conclude until our next schedule sent into the everlasting pit of darkness. >> here is watters. is it as bad as i think it is? >> i asked one guy the last time he has played competitive sports and he said i went figure skating in high school. i asked one person what's the latest on the clinton email scandal? have you been following? and they said oh, what did bill do now? they thought it was bill. >> bill clinton not hillary. >> yeah. so they have no idea. >> you were, what eighth grade high school when this stuff started to come in. >> sure. >> whatever, okay. i have seen -- and you look anywhere and their heads are down like this. even when they are driving. they are like this. i was at mass yesterday, a guy comes in, in mass with a bottle of water and the

carolyn wozniak, great to see you. have a great tim >>> 8:32. good monday morning to you.cool day shaping up. temperatures right now mostly in the 40s. we're headed towards the 60s later on today. you'll need your jacket just about all day. rain arrives as we head throughout tonight. and we do have quite a bit of rain on the way. could measure about an inch of rain right here in the south bay. same for san francisco. everything clears out as we head throughout the second half of your tuesday into wednesday. then we'll see a nice dry pattern wednesday into thursday. >> all right, tamron. back to you. >> oh not bad. al thank you very much. >>> as part of our upcoming series "make your today," we will be making "today" viewers' dreams come true and throwing the ultimate elvis wedding in las vegas thursday april 23rd live on "today". we are looking for the ultimate elvis fan to be the bride and groom. it will be the first ever wedding in the graceland wedding chapel. but wait, i have more. priscilla presley will be there to serve as a witness. as some of you know elvis and pri

so i should go visit gordon moore, moore's law, and hi laws and spend time with wozniak because i have been blessed too having access to these people. so that's what i try bring to the party. there will be people who take the steve jobs book of the innovators book, and do a better analysis what does this mean hough does this lead to leadership lessons. for me, what i do is i can call people up, sit down listen, try to get the quotes right and put it there as if it's a first draft for other people who might be able to analyze things from the book. >> host: is this book an authorized biography, steve jobs. >> guest: not in the technical sense of the term. when steve and i talked he kept saying, i don't want to read the book first. because he said to me, one of the things that made steve jobs what he was, he was brutally honest. he said i've always tried to be brutally honest and i want you to be brutally honest, and it will be hard. he said, i'm not going to ask to read the book before it comes out. i'm not going to have any say over whether you use an anecdote or not. he said i'll read