the documents of samsung -- samsung wanted to be copying what apple was doing. they were worried about the competition. the jury says that's not fair. as for damages, this will go to the appellate process. it's not going to be $2.5 billion. it won't get anywhere near that. but it will be in the hundreds of millions. gerri: we have a long ways to go on this. let's go back to adam. he has more details. >> the jury ruling that samsung violated patents and infringed on apple patents in regards to the zoom and navigating features. you know, the apple devices you can do more with their pitching and the bounce back. but also infringing on the patent for zoom. navigating features as well. gerri: on and on and on. seth, are you still there? this sounds not like just to win. this is a slamdunk. have you looked at? >> it's a homerun for apple. it's huge problem for samsung. it will be interesting -- the most profound impact is yet to come. because the injunction is ongoing. this will reverberate for quite sometime. at the end of the day you have an injunction. gerri: all r

samsung said it will appeal. if it loses again in september it will take the matter to a higher court which will even further draw out this long and protracted patent battle. the next ruling will come from japan. the silver lining for many korean investors today though was that main kospi index closed lower only about 0.1% as apple rose. also moody's upgrade of the country's sovereign debt rating to aa from as the 1. back to you. >>> thank you very much for that. so we will continue to focus on this story throughout the show. we'll speak to an award-winning intellectual property activist with 25 years of software experience. that's coming up in about 15 minutes time. >>> so the markets report. no ftse because there's a holiday in this country. so some of us are still working but no market action. let's look at the other markets. dax is trading lower by three or four points today. the cac is down nine points. a tiny move to the down side for the spanish market. and the swiss market just up a couple of points. fair

bitter rival, samsung. complete details. >> and developing news, a little boy rushed to the hospital after being struck by a bullet. >>> two tablets almost identical. and now a jury decides samsung has essentially copied apple's ipad and iphone and awards cupertino company a billion dollars. >> good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. apple is demanding that samsung pull those products from the market. thomas roman is here with a look at the decision and the consequences. >> that's right. it has been a year of litigation between apple and samsung. today's win takes care of samsung's infringement. the verdict does not mean that apple is finished with samsung. >> this is a 7.9 tablet. this is an ipad. if you can see a startling resemblance, so did the jury in the case apple brought against samsung. apple won on almost all counts. he was in the courtroom all week. >> they came out on top in a way that could impact future products. and it nets them a large sum of money that comes out of samsung

apple shares hit a new high after its big patent win over samsung, now it wants some samsung products banned in the u.s. >> susie: i'm susie gharib. merger monday on wall street, from cars to tech to banking, nearly $8 billion worth of deals are announced. >> tom: and, tropical storm isaac threatens gulf coast residents and energy production, but his rains could bring some relief for the mid-west drought. >> susie: that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! apple's big win in court, meant an even bigger win for shareholders today. the stock gained 2% and closed at nearly $676 a piece, an all- time high. the rally comes as apple moved today to stop the sale of eight samsung electronics devices, including its galaxy and droid smartphones. friday, a jury ruled the korean company copied critical features of apple iphones and ipads. samsung stock dropped 7% today, erasing more than $12 billion in market cap. meanwhile, apple is now valued at $633 billion. suzanne pratt takes a look at what's in store for the world's most valuable public company. >> reporter: just when you think the shine on apple

it is a move samsung will fight. they will also surely appeal the $1.5 billion in damages says the legal analyst, dean johnson. >> there is going to be an appeal. when you have a billion-dollar jury verdict, there will be an appeal. >> both sides will be back in court and they will decide whether apple will be forced to remove its offending patent and design products from the market. >> thanks, thomas roman reporting. shares of apple hit record highs in the after hours trading. shares went up $12 after the market closed. it is now trading at $675 a share. >>> we are following developing news in west oakland where a double shooting has left a man dead, and a seven-year-old boy was wounded. this happened about 8:00 tonight outside a home in the 700 block of sycamore street. the little boy was taken to children's hospital, oakland. doctors say he was grazed by a bullet. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. there is no word on a motive to the shooting. this is the 77th homicide of the year of the it is e

it is a move samsung will fight. they will also surely appeal the $1.5 billion in damages says the legal analyst, dean johnson. ou have ais going to be an when you have a billion-dollar jury verdict, there will be an appeal. >> both sides will be back in court and they will decide whether apple forced to remove its offending patent ducts from the market. >> thanks, thomas roman reporting. shares of apple hit record highs in the after hours trading. shares went up $12 after the market closed. it is now trading at $675 a share. >>> we are following developing news in west oakland where a double shooting has left a man dead, and a seven-year-old boy was wounded. this happened about 8:00 tonight outside a home in the 700 block of sycamore street. the little boy was taken to children's hospital, oakland. doctors say he was grazed by a bullet. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. there is no word on a motive to the shooting. this is the 77th homicide of the year of the it is exactly the same number as a ye

we'll talk google, apple, samsung, mobile payments. all on the way more with bill gurley and life without more easing from the fed and if stocks can rally without a nudge from big ben. the world's largest smartphone maker unveils its new galaxy tablet. what this could mean for apple ipad and its sales. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. >>> welcome back. shares of staples getting slaughtered today. it's a stock that's been on herb greenberg's radar for quite a while and he joins us with traders now. this has gone from the hen house to the outhouse. >> that's one way of looking at it. i can argue i got it wrong. what i mean by that is i tweeted out today. i

firm to pay about $35,000 in compensation to samsung. in another suit, the court -- the same court said samsung didn't copy apple's designs despite external similarities. but it ruled samsung did violate apple's patents on some touch-screen functions and ordered the south korean company to pay $22,000 to apple. the court also ordered an immediate stop to the in south korea of some of the two company's models, including apple's iphone and samsung's galaxy. but the ban doesn't cover the latest model just as iphone 4s and is not like three greatly affect the sales of the two firms. the apple/samsung face-off around the world is described as the largest court battle in history over patents. it all started in april last year when apple sued samsung in california. that immediately prompted samsung to file a countersuit. since then, about 50 court cases involving the two tech titans have been going on in ten countries. courts in different countries have given different rulings. last september, a court in germany upheld apple's claim bang sales

some of apple's patents may not be. >> it is not just apple suing samsung, samsung is counter suing. >> they are. the thing about the companies is they walk around with the big satchels of patents. they spend millions of dollars to buy patents. samsung has patents that are considered essential to all phones. they have to license the patents. if they are standard in the industry, you must license them. apple is saying -- samsung is saying you are not paying us enough and apple is saying you are not paying enough. normally these giants will settle these cases. in these cases, i think because we are going back through the history, apple is not willing to settle. >> one of the things is i was talking to a patent attorney at a law school. this is not about patents. this has become a strategic weapon against competitors to keep their products out of the market or gain advantage that has nothing to do with innovation or really to do with improving the product. it has to do with disciplining your competitors in a way that they simply cannot get around. >> i think there is some truth that wha

samsung infringed on all seven of apple's patents and found the infringement was willful samsung countersued climbing apple violated samsung is patents but the jury rejected that argument. >>> a huge win for apple the got everything they wanted >>> the scene at technology riot was in the courtroom he says for the moment the decision will not change anything for consumers >>> this gives apple and ferrite to issue an injunction against the products nothing will get ripped out of your hands now it means there is an infringing device than they will get pulled from retailers >>> attorneys left the court room without making public comment and a statement samsung says the verdict a loss for the american consumer which will lead to fewer choices. for its part apple said it is grateful to the jury it sends a loud and clear message that stealing not right. he says this case could reverberate throughout silicon valley beyond just samsung and apple >>> for cellphone makers that a similar devices they have to rethink how the design phones and tablets >>> the next step occurs september 20th that is when c

>>vicki: a big victory for apple against san sun the rick santorum-- samsung >> samsung has to pay apple more than a billion dollars. for apple it was more about protecting its innovation. apple once at samsung to remove products and stores. samsung root of this cannot be viewed as a win for apple but a loss for the consumer. >> if there's one bright spot, they ruled that samsung did not copy the ipad design. >> : fog the in drizzly around the bay. temperatures will be in the '50s. i will let you know how warm will be for sunday afternoon in a bit. at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the people of the bay area is important to us. and we're proud to work with all those who are making our communities stronger. >> >>vicki: firefighters hop

samsung says it will appeal. we'll have much more on this story later on with our legal guys right around the corner. >>> we head to the republican national convention in tampa, florida. thousands of delegates that may be faced with an unwelcomed complication. that in the form of tropical storm isaac. you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs with just a few ingredients you have an easy dinner... pillsbury crescent dogs... school night ideas made easy. pillsbury crescent dogs... see life in the best light. [music] transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives, and

samsung infringed on all seven of apple's patents and found the infringement was willful samsung countersued climbing apple violated samsung is patents but the jury rejected that argument. >>> a huge win for apple the got everything they wanted >>> the scene at technology riot was in the courtroom he says for the moment the decision will not change anything for consumers >>> this gives apple and ferrite to issue an injunction against the products nothing will get ripped out of your hands now it means there is an infringing device than they will get pulled from retailers >>> attorneys left the court room without making public comment and a statement samsung says the verdict a loss for the american consumer which will lead to fewer choices. for its part apple said it is grateful to the jury it sends a loud and clear message that stealing not right. he says this case could reverberate throughout silicon valley beyond just samsung and apple >>> for cellphone makers that a similar devices they have to rethink how the design phones and tablets >>> the next step occurs september 20th that is when c

apple against samsung. scott, we lost you with technical difficulties but this is really a big convict treel for apple right now? >> reporter: yeah, you're absolutely right, raj. >> okay. once again, we're having some technical difficulties. it's been one of those days. but we'll get scott back after this break. seemingly, like we said, it's a big victory for apple or samsung in terms of apple infringement in terms of the smartphones and tablets. we're back after this break. stay with us. >>> decision 2012. three days now before the republican convention begins in florida. tropical storm isaac is threatening to wash out the site. the political storm is gaining steam. today mitt romney used a trip to his birth state to take a shot at president obama and the rumor surrounding his birth place. we have team coverage tonight and we begin with nbc bay area steve handeslman in washington. >> thank. good evening. rejecting conspiracy theories, today he seemed to revive them. >> his name is mitt romney and he's goin

samsung lost out to apple. the question is, apple winning its $1 billion patent lawsuit, is the victory good for consumers? what do you think, brian? >> good for apple consumers -- >> lawyers? >> yeah, lawyers. i think consumers of apple in a way with a market moving advantage. samsung may have to tweak the apps or the looks of the phone but android phones are less expensive than the iphone anyway. i just checked pricing. even pricing going up they'll still unlocked less than the iphone and doesn't make a difference. >> a couple of my friends are already out there bragging about their contraband phones. maybe the samsung is cool because it's possibly illegal. >> you need new friends. >> right. i think that a big thing is you might actually get real innovation. we have everybody trying to copy the success of the iphone. maybe people will have to develop real new technologies. >> it's called nokek windows 8. it's selling like hot cakes. >> let's move on to the republican convention. was it a long weekend, brian?

samsung will fight it. they will also appeal the $1.5 billion in damages said a legal analyst dean johnson. >> there is going to be an appeal. when you have a billion dollars jury verdict, there will be an appeal. >> now, on september 20th both sides will be back in federal court. that's when they find out if the judge will award apple aonian junction, forcing samsung to remove their affected products from the market. >>> shares of apple record highs in after-hours trading yesterday after that verdict was announced. shares went up nearly $12 after the market closed. it's now trading just under $675 -- actually 6 $77..75 a share. in west oakland a double shooting left a man dead and a boy wounded. it happened in the 700 block of sycamore street. the little boy was rushed to children's hospital oakland. doctors say he was grazed by a bullet and it is not life-threatening. no ward on the shooting. it was oakland's 77th homicide of the year, exactly the same number as a year ago. >>> there is going to be a peac

samsung charged apple infringed on its patents. no matter what kind of smart phone or tablet you own, the outcome will impact you though probably not the device you own now. >> nothing is really going to happen. this is a war being fought by two titans and they are not going to get stepped on, no one's going to come in and take the phone. no one's going to stop supporting it. this will get worked out. >> reporter: the jury will likely begin deliberations tomorrow with a 22-page verdict form that has 36 questions the jurors must decide upon. both sides get two hours for closing arguments today and that's set to begin at 8:30 this morning. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> scott continues our coverage. you head down to the court and guess says you don't envy the jury. >> no. we watched experts tell the jury that samsung copied apple. we watched experts say they didn't copy apple. these experts, they are college professors, engineers and paid for by apple or samsung but they believe what they say. so if the experts can't agree,

samsung is seven businesses. one of the businesses supplies a lot of the components, about 40% of the components to the iphone. from my perspective the question about samsung is what happens with that relationship? is apple still going to be getting some of those components from samsung? could this corrupt another part? that's the bigger question for samsung. >> what's the impact on google as the maker of android? do we see a settlement when it comes to lawsuits related to software? does apple get more aggressive when it comes to software? as you mentioned this was product design instead. >> two things. as far as the existing android phones that are out there google has a lot of room to just slowly improve the montization of those. sect they just closed on this motorola acquisition to get ahold of those patents. if you're google you're looking out for hardware partners and stepping back this morning and saying which of their 12,000 patents that they have now are they going to probably counterpunch with apple? so

samsung will fight it. they will also appeal the $1.5 billion in damages said a legal analyst dean johnson. >> there is going to be an appeal. when you have a billion dollars jury verdict, there will be an appeal. >> now, on september 20th both sides will be back in federal court. that's when they find out if the judge will award apple an injunction, forcing samsung to remove offending patrollent and designs from the market. >>> shares of apple record highs in after-hours trading yesterday after that verdict was announced. you see apple at 674.95 and now trading in record territory. >>> in west oakland a double shooting left a man dead and a boy wounded. it happened in the 700 block of sycamore street. that was last night. the little boy was rushed to children's hospital oakland. doctors say he was grazed by a bullet and it is not life-threatening. no word on a motive for the shooting. it was oakland's 77th homicide of the year, exactly the same number as a year ago. >> in san jose this morning there will b

apple is seeking 2.7 billion from samsung. lawyers from both companies told the judge their chief executive spoke by phone on wartime try to resolve their differences but they fail to reach a resolution. >> mark: let us show you the location this fire is burning to the east, this is grown it is 16,000 a.. the fire containment has increased it is up to 35%. there are 3500 homes and businesses in this area that were evacuated. officials think that this fire started from a lightning strike. we have no photographs coming in to show you of the fire. look at the wall of flames and the photograph that was taken over 1 mi. away. you can see the shooting looks like a half mile up into the sky. and here is a firefighter trying to make those fire lines you see they are creating this it has 35 percent containment right now. here is another photograph showing a home, this home or doing whatever they can play a sprinkler line on top of the roof. you can see the wall of flame to the background. and here is a flame--plane is trying to save th

if you can short samsung? >> i don't know if you can. >> i don't know why you have to over think it. how about some of the component makers that go into apple products. >> i disagree. >> this is it. >> please. >> i am glad i was not around when texting was a part of dating. thank god. >> european central bank is set to speak on saturday. what effect will their words and other catalysts have on the euro. >> we don't know the exact timing. we know more specific timing for the ecb. importantly at the end of july, gave a famous speech. whatever i can do. all i can to to preserve the euro. we do know that bond buying is coming from the ecb. they may not do it at their release detail s s. >> i'm putting a stop down at 123.75. i think that would be the level it would break down and that is where my stop is. >> nice and clear. we like the levels. see you soon. >> thank you. >> and crow can be sure to catch more currency strategies every friday at 5:30:00. this week we will be hosted by my capable co-host. i think it's

we are keeping up-to-date on that and of course apple samsung. it will be a busy hour for your money. investors certainly have not gone on vacation this week. we are following tropical storm isaac as it moves towards the gulf of mexico where 23% of countries oil is produced almost half of all the oil that is refined in this country into gasoline that process is done in the gulf of mexico. isaac could become a category 1 hurricane by tomorrow. how will it affect all of these industries? we will tell you. tracy: of course we have a fox business exclusive with the man known as the father of the futures markets. leo melamed joins david. david: that should be interesting. but first let's take a look at the markets. the dow crossing the unchanged line about 38 times. the nasdaq was the only index managing just barely to get gains. that was buoyed as we said by shares of apple. utilities and technology both performing sectors while materials lagged. oil lost all early morning momentum ending the day in the red. traders began to sell on speculation that

samsung. samsung. >> samsung tout the bells and whistle but the jury said it had no right. samsung lasts the landmark patent case against apple. ge. titanic decision tonight in the battle of 2 tech at this time an. the jury found samsung ripped off apple idea and jury needed only three days to reach a consensu consensus. much earlier than many expected. apple didn't get everything it asked for but plenty. jury awarded apple 1.05 billion dollars. apple was seeking 2 and a half billion. as for samsung counter claims the jury awarded samsung nothing. zip. abc fuss reporter joanne stern explains how the decision could affect you. >> after three days of deliberation tonight the jury in the apple versus samsung trial hand out the decision. it was a very good one for apple. not such a good one for samsung. in fact pretty bad for them. jury decided that samsung infringe on number of patent on the smart phone and tablet. that means it copied a lot of feature that apple came up with and the jury said that they should pay apple over 1 billion dollars. samsung did file a counter suit b

firms wants samsung product banned from the u.s. market until a california federal court makes a formal ruling. a judge set a hearing for september 20th on apple's request. last friday the same federal court ruled that samsung infringed on apple's patent, on the designs of iphone and ipad. ordering samsung to pay more than a billion in damages. samsung is asking for a cancellation after previous injunction in joun for one of its tablets computers. saying that not all of samsung tablets violate apple's patent. >>> nec says almost 2400 workers volunteered to leave the company under early retirement. that is about 2% of its global work force. the firm posted a net loss of about $1.4 billion thatened in march. that is part of nec's effort to slash jobs at home and abroad. they laid off some 3,000 full-time workers, mainly at factories oversees. they plan to let 5,000 nonregular employees go in september. another ailing electronics worker, sharp, is planning layoffs, cutting 2,000 domestic jobs through early retirement program. the sharp

jury awarding samsung nothing. zero. and this jury found samsung copied the look and feel of the iphone to roll out a line of smart phone chz is a $219 billion industry. apple convinced the jury the patents were unique inelect wall property and that samsung copied them for financial gain. there are four design pat skbrents three software patents covering features such as double tap and zoom, as well as bounce back feature happening at the edge of the screen. most agree this verdict will take up the an droid market because other companies will want to make sure they're not in a position to be sued. and earning $12 billion last year, it's likely this victory that apple will ask for an injunction against samsung products forcing them to stay off the market until they are tweaked. now, samsung is a very profitible business, earning $12 billion last year and of course is expected to appeal and again, as mentioned earlier, this verdict coming very quickly. the jury very intent on handing a verdict. many observer dz not e

. >> samsung ratchets up its tech wars. u.s. judge calls for peace in the bitter patent dispute between the korean tech giant and apple. >>> and brazil unveils a $66 billion stimulus plan seeking investment in its highways, railways and other areas of infrastructure in hopes to revive its flagging economy. >>> okay. welcome to today's program. u.s. -- u.s. -- >> america. >> is this a head fake with this economic data? >> better tone. i'll tell you what to watch. jobless claims, 8:30 a.m. this morning. they have been holding in there, showing the market is holding up. if they flag that's when we get nervous. >> big thing. we look at gold and what the dollar is doing. >> look at what's happening with the treasury market. it's remarkable. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> remarkable in the context of where -- >> context of 1.4%. >> coming up also today's show, rising china gives a boost. >> samsung unveils its latest tablet. what sets it apart? we'll get the run down. >> australia, we'll be joined by the ceo. >> walmart earnings are due befo

apple wins big in a landmark ruling begins bitter rival samsung but samsung it isn't over yet. red cross are on their way ahead of tropical storm isaac >>. >> terry: apple wins, samsung loses, that is the headline from the billion dollar patent infringement judgment. apple wants samsung to pull its phones off the shelf. tomas ramon has more. >> this is a galaxy tablet. this is an ipad. a startling resemblance, so did the jury. apple won on almost all counts. josh was in the courtroom all week. >> they came out on top that could impact future products but net them a large sum of money that comes out of samsung's pockets. >> they originally asked for $2.5 billion. saying the reputation was hurt and market share of smart phone sales was reduced. samsung's attorneys refused to answer questions. >> i have no comments. we have issued a statement. >> it took a jury three weeks of trial to decide in apple's favor. its real blow to samsung. >> they are going to have to rethink how some of the future devices work. >> samsung is going to have change present designs. this is galaxy 10.5, t

>> samsung and the whole android community. i think in the long run, we're still going to see healthy competition in the device space. this is really about the client devices. it doesn't really affect the broader cloud environment which will continue to evolve very rapidly. >> pat, your thoughts? >> well, being in many lawsuits, i'm enjoying being on the sidelines of watching the to and fro of this one myself. but for the long term, as paul said, it's a competitive environment, clearly the importance of intellectual property has been reevidenced yet again. and for us, we just want more devices to hook up to our infrastructure. >> to both of you, congratulations. outgoing and incoming ceos of vmware. thanks for being with us. kel kelly, back to you. >> thanks very much for that. >>> still to come, aol chairman and ceo tim armstrong joins us live with more on the company's special dividend and its $600 million stock buyback. >>> but first, rick santelli, what are you working on for the next hour of "squawk on the street"? >> swis

jury decided that the south korean giant samsung copied from apple. we have all of the details. >> it was, said analysts, the biggest day in up to four years. south korean traders are only now seeing the impact of friday's ruling in california, a resounding verdict in favor of the main samsung rival, apple. >> i think it will take awhile for the stock price to absorb the information. however, a lot of the investors i have talked to over the past couple of weeks talked about this. >> a jury ruled that samsung had infringed half a dozen patents held by apple, largely due to appearance and design. there was a case that said that apple had breached its patents in return. samsung was ordered to pay $1 billion in damages, nothing that will cripple the giant company, which allegedly made several billions of dollars last quarter alone. this could mean samsung products will be pulled from american shelves. with the u.s. such a key battleground in the lucrative smartphone market, that would be a major blow. >> i want to take a picture. >> and it is possible tha

last week's decision against samsung could alter the future of computer tablet and phone design we talked with two jurors how the came up of their decision. some are afraid to enter their home more than 300 earthquake shake southern california. this is what isaac looks like right now forecasters said it is gaining strength, it could become a hurricane sometime tomorrow karen brown in key largo florida and shows us what happened there. >>> meteorologist said is that intensifies as it heads towards the gulf coast mandatory evacuations in place in low- lying parts of alabama florida and mississippi. it is called right now a category nine. fierce winds whipped through the florida keys. i sex torrential rains caused flooding in parts of florida by sunday afternoon the dolphins were back out swimming and carol anderson to down her storm shutters >>> you dunstable >>> yes we did >>> officials here said 20,000 visitors left ahead of the storm. the expected be up and running for the labor day weekend. it could strengthen to a category 2 hurricane and make landfall among northern gulf coast louisia

apple, very favorable verdict regarding samsung. doug, you heard don luskin on the election risk or lack thereof. what is your response? >> that's a lot of trust in politicians' ability to drive the market forward. i thought markets were driven -- >> excuse me. you didn't hear a word i said. i'm talking about the market driving politics. the theory of reflexivity where the stock market influences the real world. economics elect presidents. it's the economy, stupid. if people start feeling confident they can elect obama. face it. that's a fact. >> hang on. the stock market could be the tie breaker. >> doug, you're an optimist between now and the end of the year. in effect, even using don's model may elect obama. >> but then i like divided government. divided government is the best way. again, i think there is way too much emphasis on the election. what i'm trying to do is get investors into this market. we are in the fourth year of a bull market. not just in equities but bonds as well. a well diversified global portfolio would have p

>> i would say samsung definitely has more to lose. you know, it's basically been cast as apple is suing samsung for infringeing on their patent. samsung does have counterclaims. so honestly this could go either way. but really the way it's been cast and the way i believe the jury is perceiving it is they have to decide whether or not samsung really infringed on apple's patents. and where exactly that happened. and you know, deciding which design elements, which icons might be out of bounds. >> susie: you said this is a very complicated decision and this verdict form is very involved. so do you think that this is going to be a decisive, it will be a decisive winner or a split decision? >> i think it will probably see more of a split decision. i know that probably honestly the complexity of the form probably favors samsung because in the case of a split decision i think they can spin that into sortuú& of more of a win. but i think given some of >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook in central illinois. still ahead, i'll tell you how some f

how much should apple pay samsung or in the case it is a reverse patent case, samsung should pay apple. it is going to be a tough long and frankly, kind of boring couple of days in that jury room. >> they are going from civilians to experts. just like that. >> i'm trying to figure out how to get thing to talk to me. >> wake up. >> have i the wrong model. you said it's going to be a windy day. that will be perfect for sailing. >> phenomenal. you can probably take that unit of yours and watch that action when it comes to the world series. they are going to stream it live. the world series, you know what we're talking about, the america's cup. best sailors, fastest boats in all the world here in the bay area. and of course nbc bay area proud to be the home of that race next summer. let's take it live now and show you how good we're looking. phenomenal this morning in sunol. doesn't usually look this pretty in sunol. you take the cake today. temperatures are going to be phenomenal later on compare to where they have been. we're talking triple digits last week. today maybe 89 degrees in the

release by samsung. the note is an interesting one. i have to say today is the release of the new version, makes me a bit miffed and i got mine ten days ago and it's the old version. this is what it is. this is basically a telephone. seems to be huge. the great thing is you have that pen. with that you can do whatever you want. and it is a very nail-friendly. for the ladies, i was unhappy with the iphone and i switched on samsung. that launch is going to be perhaps the savior for u.s. sales for samsung because they expect good sales numbers to roll in in the fourth quarter. the critical christmas quarter. if you think about the success, this iphone -- this samsung note came out about nine months ago. within the first nine months they sold more than 10 million unit. coming through with the numbers it's very interesting to see apart from the new releases is the innovations or the -- yeah, the innovations of their product because what can you innovate considering this is an absolutely new product. you can m

the jury awarded samsung nothing. zero on the counter claims. this jury accepted intention that's samsung copied look and feel of the iphone to roll out a line of smart phones. and found patents to be valid and determined samsung willfully infringe ond that property. and apple patents protected an ability

others defended samsung. >> i will stick with samsung for now. no plans of changing. but maybe in the future if another project comes out better i will change. >> i like samsung products. >> reporter: a judge will decide on apple's demand. for now samsung users could benefit. they will offer this phone free starting this wednesday with phone activation. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the fall out on thework in apple's -- on the verdict in apple's favorite. apple stock surged and ended up more than 2%. $633billion. >>> fears that tropical storm isaac would hit tampa florida cancered the first day of the republican national committee but not before the california delegation met. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in florida. >> reporter: there was very little activity on the floor today. that will change tomorrow but california's delegation started their day with a rising star in the republican party. >>> the headliner of california's republican party, it was meg whitman who introduced the man. >> great governor of new jersey, chris ch