with that news, steel stocks were hit as well, a.k. steel, u.s. steel and steel dynamics falling about 4% each. snack food maker diamond foods continues to find itself under the microscope of investigators. at issue is the company's accounting of payments to walnut farmers. federal prosecutors have launched a criminal probe. shares sank 10%. since questions began about these payments late last year, investors have wored about diamond's purchase of the pringles brand from procter and gamble. for many holiday seasons, video game sales were the gift that kept giving, but market research firm n.p.d. reports in-store video game sales fell 14% in december, much worse than anticipated. industry leader electronic arts shed 7.5%. e.a. also lost its executive overseeing social and mobile gaming to zynga. fellow video game maker activision fell more than 2.5%. but the drop of in-store sales may help online social game company zynga. shares rallied 5%. still, the stock trades below its december initial public price of $10 per share. and that's tonight's "mark

to attack nightclubs and other crowded tampa locations with explosives, grenades and grenades and an a.k.-47 assault rifle. robert o'neill is the u.s. attorney in tampa. >> an explosive pack in a car bomb which he believes he is going to utilize against americans, that makes it a crime. crime. >> reporter: still, officials say most most's plot had no chance to succeed. over the last three months most most unknowingly conspired only with a police informant and an undercover employee. he had no contact with any actual terrorists. but prosecutors say recorded conversations make his intent clear with osmakac saying on tape "i want to do something terrifying. we all have to die so why not die the islamic way?" osmakac was arrested saturday night in his car with what he thought was a bomb in the trunk. the bomb was a fake, as were the other weapons and explosive belt stockpiled in a nearby hotel room. now osmakac told informants he really wanted to attack military personnel but thought army bases were too fortified so, scott, he picked less secure civilian targets. >> pelley: bob, thank you ve

so some of a.k. khan's worst scenarios could come true, he talked about war between the americans and the soviets, he also wrote about catalytic war where a smaller nuclear state triggered off a war between major nuclear states. here i think pakistan's relationship with india and china is something that deserves further study. and, of course, the new issue did not write much about nuclear terrorism. there's a third paradox in that pakistan's relation with other major power is the deeply problematic. india/pakistan relations are better than u.s./pakistan relations. it professes to be a democracy, but it's three most important allies are china, north korea and saudi arabia. so pakistan's identity, i think marvin hinted at this, is problematic. but i'm can confident that there are enough good people in pakistan, i think, husain haqqani at the top of this list, really could manage the state given the opportunity to do so. so crises are going to continue. the fact that the military may take over in form,