what is the myth of aaron sorkin and what is the reality?> the reality is i am an awkward guy who is more comfortable on paper than i am in person. i would give anything if we could do this interview by e-mail. if you would e-mail me the questions, i could give you much better answers. >> i would never know it. >> i would be more charming and likable if i could just get a couple of drafts. >> you have been very open about your struggles with addiction. and i'm curious, where are you with that journey? >> this past april was 13 years. >> congratulations. >> thank you. it was a struggle. i lost 10 years of my life to cocaine addiction. i don't take anything for granted. it is easier now with 13.5 years between now and the last time. much easier. i want to say to everyone out there, it really does get easier, but you are not done. you're always aware that you are one call to your dealer away from ruining your life. i will tell you, being a father for me is a great hedge against that. >> you talked about your fears of not being able to write if

studio 1.0,oday on aaron sorkin. thank you for being here. it is no pressure to write an intro for one of the most famous writers in the world. you just wrapped the third and final season of the newsroom. how do you feel? >> i feel great. it was the best of the three seasons by far. it took me a while to learn how to write the show. talk to me about the process. >> i love series television. the schedule is ferocious and you have no time. the worst part is you have to write, even when you are not writing well. >> newsroom has had fanatical fans and critics. >> what i writes will not be everyone's cup of tea. you learn that pretty on. you do the show for people who like it. >> what is your perception of traditional and cable news? >> it is no more expert than anyone else's, just because i have written "the newsroom. >> you are a viewer. they aren feel desperate for you not to change the channel. there was a perception when "the newsroom" began, that was exactly what i was trying to do. i was trying to show the pros here is how you do it. i just

joining me today on "studio 1.0," emmy, golden globe, and academy award winner, aaron sorkin. aaron, thank you so much for being here. >> it's my pleasure. >> it's great to have you.

this woman stumbled upon the screenwriter aaron sorkin. >> are you aaron sorkin? yes, indeed i am.ged in snappy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorkin. >> reporter: the support crew had police teamsters cater ers and extras. when finished one production craw member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. in berkeley, alan wang, abc 7 news. >>> akctress angela lansbury is starring in the golden gate theater in san francisco playing a medium who leads a successful seance. the 89-year-old is an acclaimed tv and movie actress who has been nominated for 18 emmys. but her favorite acting experience, she says, is on stage where she can connect directly with the audience. >> i love the sense of being in touch with real people. everything you see is happening then and there. this is not a photograph. it's not a movie. it's reality. it's the real thing. >> bliss spirit runs through february 1. at the age of 89 she's looking pretty good. >> amazing . yeah really good. it's looking good outside in most spots. the fog has been confined to our east bay val

he is an aaron sorkin pope. >> that's a theory. i will take this occasion to disagree with my colleague. you can have it both ways. saying women will look at things from a different perspective is not em paw -- empathetical, but have you different experiences because of your gender because of the way society treats you because of your gender. you will have different perspectives on things. >> it is not inherent at all? >> i am not making their argument. >> what a copout. >> i don't agree with their argument. i agree with my argument. >> i don't like either of your arguments. >> and andy has two arguments i don't like. >> all right. coming up, deflated ball. it is not a medical story. first a word from our sponsor. >> tonight's sponsor is the nutcracker back cracker. the only over sized festive direction that is a spine cracker. get straightened out with the nutcracker back cracker. >>> was she stealthy with her selfie? she was in hot water after being home as ms. israel. ms. lebenon inlists she was the victim of a photo bomb. expla

. >> are you aaron sorkin and yes he was. we chatted drovely. ngaged in snapy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorken. there were police and teamsters. they will shoot this will 6:00 a.m. and when it is finished one production crew member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. alan wang abc7 news. >> patients required. we have information on how you can be an extra. >> well, it is time for a check on our spring-like weekend weather? guy drew is here. >> it is feeling nothing like winter. there is a warm up on the way. live doppler 7hd is quiet and it is comfortably cool. san francisco is at 56. it is 51 in mountain view and san jose 53. oakland is coming in with a temperature of 51 degrees. the forecast calls for fog moving into the delta becoming dense early tomorrow morning but will likely evaporate quickly. we will have a breeze from the south that will mix out the atmosphere early in the morning. here is the storm system that is churning up the ocean water. all of the moisture is going well up into cana

. >> are you aaron sorkin and yes he was. we chatted drovely. we engaged in snapy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorken. there were police and teamsters. they will shoot this will 6:00 a.m. and when it is finished one production crew member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. alan wang abc7 news. >> patients required. we have information on how you can be an extra. >> well, it is time for a check on our spring-like weekend weather? guy drew is here. >> it is feeling nothing like winter. there is a warm up on the way. live doppler 7hd is quiet and it is comfortably cool. san francisco is at 56. it is 51 in mountain view and san jose 53. oakland is coming in with a temperature of 51 degrees. the forecast calls for fog moving into the delta becoming dense early tomorrow morning but will likely evaporate quickly. we will have a breeze from the south that will mix out the atmosphere early in the morning. here is the storm system that is churning up the ocean water. all of the moisture is going well up into

. >> are you aaron sorkin and yes he was. we chatted drovely. banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorken. there were police and teamsters. they will shoot this will 6:00 a.m. and when it is finished one production crew member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. alan wang abc7 news. >> patients required. we have information on how you can be an extra. >> well, it is time for a check on our spring-like weekend weather? guy drew is here. >> it is feeling nothing like winter. there is a warm up on the way. live doppler 7hd is quiet and it is comfortably cool. san francisco is at 56. it is 51 in mountain view and san jose 53. oakland is coming in with a temperature of 51 degrees. the forecast calls for fog moving into the delta becoming dense early tomorrow morning but will likely evaporate quickly. we will have a breeze from the south that will mix out the atmosphere early in the morning. here is the storm system that is churning up the ocean water. all of the moisture is going well up into canada thanks to the

the moby is written by aaron sorkin and.t astro be flyby earth monday nasa says the asteroid of about one-third of a mile in size will come about seven of 45,000 mi. from the planet. asteroid poses no threat to earth but you may be able to see it was strong binoculars or telescopes. asteroid will be the biggest to pass close to earth until 2000 and 27. will see you at 11 we will see let 11. i'm stacey goodyear, and joining me on wake up, dc! is dr. temperance brennan. she's the author of the best-selling mystery novel bred in the bone. and she's also-- now, tell me if i get this wrong-- an anthropologist who works with the fbi to solve crimes? yes, that's correct. i use the bones of people who have been murdered or burned, or blown up or eaten by animals or insects or just decomposed... well, that's exciting. uh, dr. brennan, your book has sold over 300,000 copies. how do you juggle twin careers as a best-selling author and crime-fighting scientist? well, i do one, then the other. and is the work enjoyable? i mean, th

aaron sorkin did the script. the whole thing is based on jobs' official biography. steve jobs movie since he passed. the first one starring ashton kutcher was poorly received. "the new york times" said it would drive steve jobs nuts to know that the new movie about his life has all the appeal of a powerpoint presentation. >>> for my money, the best depiction of steve was from noah wylie from the made for tv movie "pirates of silicon valley." it's honestly worth a look. >>> a report in the "new york times" said this morning that the reason the white house was so quickly to point to north korea over the sony hack was because we had already hacked them. "the times" says american agents placed what it called beacons in north korean computers, which let them trace the later hack. >>> the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq are both closed today. banks generally closed as well for the holiday. so let's have a gadget monday instead. the other day, kris these guys from fly guy stopped by. they're making an electric drive, a hub for bikes. it's the white thing there in th

joining me today on studio 1.0 aaron sorkin. thank you for being here.

he did "slumdog millionaire" and aaron sorkin who wrote "the negotiable network" did the script, based on the jobs' official biography. this movie has lots of pedigree. >>> as you mentioned, this is the second steve jobs movie since he passed. the first one starring ashton kutcher was poorly received. the new york times said it would drive steve jobs nuts to know the movie about his life has all the appeal of a powerpoint presentation. >>> for my money the best depiction of steve with as from noah wily in the made-for-tv movie "the pirates of silicon valley." rent it for three bucks, it's worth a look. >>> the reason the white house was so easily to point to north korea as the country behind the hack on the sony movie "the interview" was because we had already hacked them. "the times" says american agents placed beacons in north korean computers which let them trace the hack later. how do you know we hacked you? because we hacked you first is kind of how it works. >> that was dating all the way back to 2010 i believe, the u.s. hacking of north korea. >> for many years, yes. >> good luc

. >> i hope aaron sorkin was watching. you just got yourself a part in flash boys the movie.ing. >> these speeches are sometimes given that very dry, boring conferences. does this disengage people? >> i get a lot of high-fives. >> you are getting a high five for me and the tests. thank you. that was great. we will be back with more. stay with us. ♪ >> we had a great show. in honor of bart, we put together a haiku or two. market makers rule. catching whales inside jails. that's the way we rule. >> washington gridlock. elections don't make it go away. it is depressing. >> you know what is not depressing? market makers today because you were here. thank you for joining me. tomorrow, ford numbers are out. we will be speaking with the ceo, bob shanks. we will talk about that and a whole lot more. rightnow, we are going to send you to commercial break. ♪ >> is 56 past the hour. that means it's time for bloomberg television to go on the markets. i'm scarlet fu. record earnings from apple offsetting a drop in commodity producers. the backdrop here is that the fed's -- investors are w