>> this news does not come as a total shock, but we knew that his health was failing him. people are now mourning the loss of the legendary innovator. >> the apple co-founder steve jobs started apple and his rise and stock--so what blossoms that is now more than $350 billion. his health was failing but he remained as a ceo the battle pancreatic cancer in 2004 and in a kidney transplant 2009. apple announced the steve jobs passed away, his brilliance, passionate it with enriching improving our lives in the war was better because of steep. meanwhile he is being mourned around the world, president obama released a statement saying that he was among the greatest american innovators brave enough to think differently and bold enough to think that he could change the world and talented enough to do it. the world has lost a visionary. there may be no greater tribute to his success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device that he invented. in california gov. jerry brown also said his peace to jobs loved one. he said he was the great california innovator who demonstrate with a totally independent and creative mind can accomplish. few people have made such a powerful and eloquent imprint on our lives. >> his imprint is so widespread from the mac computers in homes that in the day, to the ipod, now i phones in the ipad. steve jobs change the way that people learned, teach, enjoy music communicate an obviously surf the web. >> jobs and always been viewed as a visionary, the visionary behind apple and its products. today we sat down with the san francisco bureau chief to find out what set him apart from other technology executives and how his death will affect the future of apple. >> this is more than a loss of a steel. this is a loss of one of the great man in american business. he has fundamentally change the way that people think of our technology for us. it is about the unified experience throughout the device. the the bad apple from walking to the store to using the software, to opening the boxes to watching the advertisements. everything about them had eight universal approach. it is not a company that made products by running focus groups and same people said it won this feature so we will include that. they created products that steven and the other people at apple got the the world will love. and you can see that time and again the question for apple is not so much what happens in the next 12 months or 24 months because the next great apple products are also given the pipeline. now you got a look three or four or five years down the road can they maintain the spark of creativity that has driven the company in recent years in which is to not know that. >> people began to gather at apple stores to remember steve jobs. you remember them here in union square and we will have much more coverage on the death of steve jobs still the head as well as a look in his life and his legacy. are developing story throughout this day coming out of silicon valley is the manhunt that is still going on right now. police are looking for a man he geez, 47 year old sharif allman. he is suspected of opening fire on colleagues in cupertino earlier this morning. three people were killed, seven others are injured and you can see the area of the search indicated on this map including the spot where his car was found. we begin tonight with j.r. stone who joined us from the creek where a news briefing just wrapped up. >> i continue, as i speak the neighborhood search is wrapping up and the suspected killer is still on the loose. within the last hour the sheriff has announced the name of the victims in this case. one of them--their names are as follows. all three were gunned down early this morning and sure spoke with in the last hour and this is where she had to say. >> we don't have any information on where he is, we know that he was last seen the that was 7:00 a.m. this morning. we know the area that we searched is clear or we believe it is. we have had many teams working many hours in clearing the neighborhoods. joining neighborhoods, please lock your doors like to should every night and be aware, we still believe the suspect is armed and certainly dangerous. again, my condolences go to the family this is a tragedy. this is a big tragedy for everyone involved. i cannot be more sari and stick to the families. >> i continue in the last two hours a tub with a witness who look the suspected killer right into the eyes and this is what he had to say in a phone interview. >> all i can say is i don't know what happened this morning. he blew a gasket or something that it planned out well. he was a happy guy who made a lot of jokes. i saw him looking at me and i saw him look away from me so i wasn't a target i have only been there three weeks. and the guy was there for target thing the only thing he said was, i believe he said you think you're * * with me. >> with the suspect is still eludes. will bring you updates as we give them reporting live gerald kron4 news. >> i want to show you exactly where the events unfolded today in the south bay. police say that sharif all mention of his co- workers at the lehigh cement plant in cupertino. there is the cement plant and that was about 4:30 a.m. and then we move about five mouth to the east is a the second scene unfolded, a carjacking police think it was the same guy that happened at about 7:00 a.m. and the police say that a man that they believe to be sharif shopping cart that a woman here near homestead road. in now, the third sitting right here is where the car was found when the actual car was found this a couple blocks over this is a long the corner of homestead road and wolf. now this entire area is the surge scene where the police are frantically trying to find is that suspects somewhere in that area. now we want to urge you to stay with kron4. we will have continuing coverage and kron4 got, as well have the very latest as we continue to monitor the manhunt for the cupertino gunman. >> this is a live picture now, tributes to steve jobs are popping up spontaneously apple stores all around the bay area. this is a live picture at the apple store in san francisco's union square. you see so many people have gathered in their their to remember the genius of steve jobs. we will continue to fall these tributes to mr. jobs when we come back. >> and the guest on tracker for radar right now content to see a few scattered showers to the bay area all their diminishing at this hour and the chance of rain into tomorrow morning i will have details coming up. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >> storm tracker for radar we had selected the a few hours ago. a few isolated challenge status how they in some more to our east. rain over the diablo range. we have seen 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[ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. now at the lowest price ever. at&t. you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat ♪ i♪ in the rhythmrt of my weekday flow ♪ ♪ something new -- ooo! ♪ just what i want ♪ prepared for me and ready to go ♪ ♪ taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury egg scrambles. ♪ a brand new morning >> more now on the patent steve jobs. the bay area is regarded as the capital could damage and a lot of that is thanks to steve del. --steve jobs. >> steve jobs will forever be a legend in the technology well, he and his company apple changed everything. rob a tech analyst and jon mark kron4 to new york times have all cover technology for decades in the bay area and have followed the rise of steve jobs. >> he is of the skill of the beatles' i would have to say today. >> he is accused, he is an icon apple is stephen many people's minds, he has fans as much as his products have fans. >> no one rival steve jobs in silicon valley. >> he helped to define silicon valley and put it on the map. >> the valley is shaped around some myths, one of them is sort of starting in the crotch and then going on to change the world. even as early as a lama reagan's presidency, steve jobs has become the emblem of that myth, and this what the world the notion that you could start with and i did have this huge impact and steve, for 30 or 40 years release order of personified that particular view of the valley. >> strength was a place of apple he personally unveiled of the major product onstage he was like a rock star to the deep community he often got a standing ovation. >> steve jobs is the master showman, you really is a great salesperson. >> i have really in my career as a reporter sohn of bumped into people with that level of charisma. i don't understand what it is. bill clinton with an example of a person hacked at the that kind of charisma that intangible. >> when i spent time with steve it was clear that there was a force of personality that is the only way i can describe him. >> it is part of the ability to get them from of the audience and tell them that what you are looking at as magical and have people believe that. magic in jobs or tie together just like they were when what disney was theirs. it is that magic that has been lost today. >> he was so passionate about the product when he showed them off. i always got the feeling that he poured everything into these products. he loved them and he was proud of the man after was steve jobs and steve jobs was apple. >> his life was tight and that job. when he was fired from apple and '80s, he was borderline suicidal. this job and steve jobs for almost one in the same it was a part of his life. >> in a rare public speaking engagement 2005 steve shares with stanford graduates at their comments and how poured it is to love your job. >> workers with a large part of your life and the only way to truly be satisfied is to do we believe is a great work in the only way to do great work is to love what you do. if you haven't found yet, keep looking and don't settle. >> take a look at how steve did not settle he built apple into one of the world's biggest and most successful companies by releasing products that people wanted. in 1984 he began the process of building apple and taking it to the top are revolutionizing home computing with the macintosh computer. >> technologies that cost $30,000 and repackage them in this mackintosh and 1984 at a price cut of $3,000 which was just, he changed the world that is the only thing you can share data. >> in 1998 he continued to revolutionize the computer industry by unveiling a bizarre and shape computer. >> that beautiful plastic i mac was the first example of him taking these technologies include them in a consumer package that was attractive at the consumer price point. in the industry scoffed at it. but the consumers to to them by droves. and that is what he had pulled his return. >> but when steve jobs really shine when he really showed the visionary that he was would come later in 2000. >> appleton the music industry upside-down. a computer company turn the music industry upside-down with the ipod. apple has done a lot and it shows that one company driven by an megalomaniac can make a lot of difference in people's lives. >> and then steven appleton took aim at the mobile phone industry. >> and i can't, and phone and an internet communicator. >> computing had gone from 1 million users and how was headed to 6 billion users hit was the iphone that made that jump. >> introducing it to the magical and revolutionary car today. >> and his last big game changer came out in 2010, the ipad. >> it is so much more capable with his gorgeous large display. >> let me leave you something from steve's commencement speech where he talked about that they gave his perspective on life i think you want to hear it. >> know wants to die, even people that want to go ahead and not to die to get there and yet that isn't the destination that we all share. no one--that is the destination that we all share because in this thing who best investment of life, it clears out the old to make way for the news. your time is limited so do not wasted letting someone else's life. don't be trapped by dogma which is living in the path of other people's thinking, to not let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice and most important have the courage to follow your heart in intuition that some harding know what you truly want to become everything else is secondary. >> this just in, the reaction keeps pouring into the death of steve jobs. the facebook founder and ceo almost the next steve jobs if you will if there can be one he has said on his face the page steve, think you for being a mentor and friend. thanks for showing that what you can build can change the world. i will issue. that brief message coming from the facebook founder michael--mark a circle of bird reacted to the death of steve jobs. >> and in union square you consider crowd gathering outside remember steve jobs of course the mac computers, the eiffel's, the eye patch, the ipod, pixar and so many ways he's touched off. the people posting note to the clear one of the iphone store, the apple store intention to school union square. we will be right back. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> and live it outside a couple of showers near san jose police tuesday so--snow in the sierra. we will look at our rainfall totals from the past 24 hours coming up to be back after this. @p@po' the south bay tonight first the apple co-founder and former ceo steve jobs has died he was 560. he had been battling pancreatic cancer a statement from apple credits him with countless innovations that in reverse the lives of many. we will have much more his death in just a few minutes. a shooting spree in cupertino that spread into sunnyvale. right now police are still searching for this man, 47 year-old sharif altman. he is suspected of opening fire at his workplace early this morning if he'd been carjacked a woman and three people were killed and seven people were injured. the police and then he left behind a car and several guns. he lives in san jose. reggie kumar joins us live with the latest on the search. >> authorities have racked up their neighborhood searches for the night. by taking the could this vehicle--video, he shot officers went door-to-door asking residents of the concerns of their homes in the backyard. the officer split up into groups and worked all over the neighborhood as families watch from their homes. k-9 units also used the sheriff laurie smith said that the dog cannot follow the suspect fan. --scent. >> we know the area that we searched is cleaner, or we believe it is. we have had many teams working many hours in clearing the neighborhoods. and joining neighborhood trees are cured or tradition every night. be aware, we believe the suspect is armed and certainly dangerous. >> officers will still patrol neighborhoods and the u.s. marshals service is being used to try to locate the suspect. the cat alive, the sheriff is encouraging residents to call authorities if they find the suspect. >> as we continue our team coverage with kron4 dan kerman he has more on what the police have already recovered as the search for sharif altman. >> here on the sunnyvale fighting vehicle right behind me. it is abandoned and it is believed to belong to the suspect even more interesting about 100 ft. in the other direction is a dumpster behind the liquor store and below that is a rifle. it is also believed to be tied to the suspect. investigators spent several hours collecting evidence from the scene before an offer to replace the rifle into this white bark and carted off and then placed it in evidence. one of the suspects friends who showed up at the scene says that he designed with to make a draw. >> he is not an animal, something must of gone terribly wrong with this man if it happened the to do with that job i mean i did not know. but he is not a violent person if he met him, he is a fun-loving person he is like a big teddy bear. i mean if he met in new talked to me would like him. he was always happy. i have never seen him going through anything. i have known him over 20 something years. i'm blown away by this. >> later in the afternoons for our team members converge on the bathrooms at nearby raynor park after receiving a tip that the suspects might be there. unfortunately the tip prove to be false. the suspect was not there and the swat team eventually pulled out. >> despite the setback at the park officers believe that the suspects this summer in this neighborhood and as a result the streets continue to be blocked off as the search continues. in sunnyvale i am dan kerman with kron4 news. >> authorities are at the suspect's home just in contrast to return there. teresa estacio was also at the apartment building that was swarming with the pleas. >> here in san jose-leaf allman home, you can see behind me how the police roped off the entrance to his apartment. all day long and officers are armed with guns including a high- powered rifle stood guard. neighbors tell kron4 news that his star in summer and finding questioned by detectives around 1:30 p.m.. three people you see your left the apartment with authorities and officers would not confirm or deny that the group included his 18 year old darya and son who is in his 20s. neighbors to a kron4 news that he was a thing good dad and raised both children. as for why the police were out here all day long they would not elaborate but take a look this video late in the afternoon. the detectives arrived at the home with a search warrant and detectives armed with gloves when inside to retrieve property. in san jose i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> am back to our other big story tonight the death of steve jobs people are mourning the loss of the apple from occurred the apple founder. and this is where we find many people in union square with the crown is growing. >> there is a general