get rid of your former emails, declare email bankruptcy on a weekly or day-to-day basis. imagine how just -- it doesn't matter who you are, you could be the pope if you read his emails and the pope said that. >> do you remember how the media loved sarah palin's emails? they loved them when they were leaked. >> can they hack into texts? >> yeah. >> oh, no. oh, no. >> that's even easier. >> you got to delete them off your phone. >> i'm telling you. where does all that stuff go? does it go into ether? some of the stuff is really sick. >> imagine a giant cloud. that's where everything is floating. >> it's going to blow bob's mind. it might explode on the table. >> if light of that, i don't know you want to talk about it, because the information was on hacking, but when a big-time hollywood producer uses some of the most racist, greg, if you or i said something like that on an email and it got exposed, i'm sure i would be fired. >> you probably would. >> i'm sure i would. >> it's like the owner of the basketball, sterling, all that stuff was taken surreptitiously. as repugnant

and avoid the email. suggest, very few ceos do a lot on email other than -- neil: i would lead a group of ceos. that's how i roll. not a won was into it. >> into what? neil: texting. emailing. and these weren't old guys. they're just not into it. >> first of all, it's a waste of time. but secondly, no matter what you say, as innocent as it may be, it could be interpreted a different way. >> i don't think david has a leg to stand on. if they punishable the entire script of james bond movie, that could be copyright. neil: save yourself. really? after 400 of these. really? anyway, i've always said that hillary clinton won't be the democratic presidential nominee. many of you laughed. why this woman's rant against wall street has me banking on it. >> when the next bailout comes, a lot of people will look back to this vote to see who was responsible for putting the government back on the hook to bail out wall street. neil: all right. well, you heard it here first. hillary clinton will not, repeat, will not be

our next guest says email is often the entry point for hackers.e is the ceo of virtue, an email security firm that he started with his brother who worked on national security for the national security agency. great to have you here. >> yeah, thank you very much. >> let's talk about email being the entry point. what do you mean by that? i click on something and they are into my system? >> yes, for sure. if you think about the -- so -- the sony tragedy, really, the attack factor are the thousands of employees where that first point of entry is, and it's a solvable issue today, so that is the -- the real good news. so with a software like virtue, with just two or three clicks, you can have annen crypt shun on your computer, where you can also have the ability to pull back an email after it has been sent, or you can disable forwarding of that email. it is very important because even if the hacker gets access to these encrypted emails, they cannot do anything with them. in today's world the whole notion of a network security trying to lockdown the netw

so did staff emails. to jolene on why angelina jolie somewhere might not be too happy. >> not too kind. more unpleasant details are emerging. check this out. the telegraph reports part of the leak included an email exchange between movie producer scott rudin. rudin apparently doesn't think highly of actress angelina jolie saying in an email exchange regarding upcoming projects, quote, i'm not destroying my career over a minimally talented spoiled brat. and rudin doesn't stop there. he also goes after megan. the 28-year-old daughter of -- she produced american hustle. according to a leaked email, rudin called her a bipolar 28-year-old lunatic. ellison wasn't going to take this. she responded this morning in jest, bipolar 28-year-old lunatic. i always thought of myself as more he can he centric. it revealed the emails of more than 40,000 males. that's in addition to salary data. of course, it is in serious jeopardy across-the-board. a class-action lawsuit by former employees may soon be in the works. now, c

but i won't go to email. i'm wondering if that's the wise method to take, because people never know whether their company will be hacked next. >> if you don't want everyone to read it, don't put it in an email. that's the bottom line there. but the point to make though -- neil: that would make all emails very innocuous and vanilla. sometimes you like to spice it up. you should see the things i say about other anchors here. >> i can imagine. neil: they started because they emailed -- >> you're such a good guy, you know. neil: what happens. what did you tell people? watch what you say? people could get super political fast. >> from the corporate perspective, clearly companies need to spend a little bit more money and invest in the protection of that information more than that cursory review that companies run now. second, is the person and the individual. unless they're completely sure that the companies are protecting the information they should, don't put it in writing. it's that simple. neil: paul, a weird w

neil: just because i get a nasty email -- >> i would never write you a nasty email. neil: you would send it to rupert, who would remind me. thank you so much. in the meantime, who says we don't negotiate with terrorists? this guy is free because a lot of people said we just did. ♪ make the best entertainment part of your holidays. catch all the hottest handpicked titles on the winter watchlist, only with xfinity from comcast. neil: stop and swap. first the taliban. now cuba. is america becoming a sort of one-stop shop for prisoner swaps and sending a bad message abroad that us citizens are up for grabs? bob says the president's capitulation of foreign policy is putting a lot of folks in danger. he says obviously that's not the case. bob, what he's trying to do is recognize the failure of what had been 60 years of just nastiness that didn't give us or the cubans anything. what do you say? >> it is a swap. they got three spies. we got an old nongovernment organization guy. the fact is, this government, mr. obama and his team, have swapped for a deserter in afghanistan,

the only solution is to use vpn to check your emails. what can you do?slator: because it always has some problems. it is not as stable as chinese email account. >> reporter: a strictly controlled internet is what the chinese government considers crucial to maintain power. and many other governments including france spain, south korea, russia and the united states also applies some regulations or internet monitoring. internet freedom across the globe continues to face major challenges. >>> in the philippines, flash floods and landslides triggered by tropical storms have killed at least 29 people. the tropical storm dumped heavy rains on monday destroying bridges and highways. thousands of residents were forced to take shelter at evacuation centers. >>> a senior korean air executive who resigned after a row over a bag of nuts is waiting to see if she will be charged with breaching air safety and workplace regulations. >> reporter: it's becoming a familiar and unwelcome or reel for this woman. a reaction to her blistering of nuts wrongly served in a cap bin

i mean, i saw that email the first time in, what?years last night. >> yeah. >> now i do remember it and obviously it was my email and i wrote it and that was the sentiment expressed by some white house lawyers at that time. >> isn't that messed up, though? why would anyone want to keep it from the secretary of state? >> well, look, the cia -- a program like this, we don't advocate keeping secrets from the secretary of state. if it were our druthers, we want as many people in the boat with us. that was certainly not cia's concern or preference to keep anyone, especially the secretary of state out. >> did you push back at all? did you say we need to have as many people onboard? this is a policy change we're doing? >> we did. i'm going on memory here. the email refreshed some of it, but as i recall, we went back and said we've always briefed secretary of state on covert action programs and in fact, secretary powell was briefed and as it turned out he did not blow his stack. >> i want to ask about another quote. this is an interesting on

neil: just because i get a nasty email -- >> i would never write you a nasty email. neil: you would send it to rupert, who would remind me. thank you so much. in the meantime, who says we don't negotiate with terrorists? this guy is free because a lot of people said we just did. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees. fees for those quarters. yeah. so, i'm confident i'm in good hands. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. neil: stop and swap. first the taliban. now cuba. is ameri

it uses a person's basic information, like an email address, and finds the major online accounts that are linked to it. and although webcease won't shut down an account for you, it will tell you what can be done under a web site's specific terms-of- service. >> my mom had an asset inventory of her financial accounts. but she didn't have an asset inventory of all things digital, and that's really what we provide to the family, is we provide them at a high level a digital asset inventory. so, you can look through it and say, "oh, my mom was on amazon and she had itunes and marriott and hyatt, et cetera." so, that's really the value we provide. >> reporter: webcease is one of a handful of web sites that has sprung up over the last few years-- sites like navigatr, the doc safe, capsoole, my cyber safe and afternote-- all of them trying to tackle what is becoming an increasingly common problem. >> nowadays, everyone keeps their filing cabinets on their computers, and they may not have shared the access to that with their families. >> reporter: suzanne walsh is an estate lawyer in west hart

look at the email. look at the whole email situation. other than the irs. once you give an email.hat email is there forever and ever. and you can always find it the irs, of course, was different because something happened that was terrible there. how they got away with that one is really rather amazing. but, other than that, the fact is we have no security. so we're going to have to do something. we're going to have to be a lot smarter than we are right now. when it comes to security, you are note getting it on the internet and you are not getting it through computers anymore. >> and you have to hear what donald trump told us about former florida governor and potential presidential candidate jeb bush. you will if you go to gretawire.com and seat rest of our interview. and now to stunning news. does the obama administration may have given sony the thumb's up on the movie the interview months ago. chief white house correspondent ed henry joins us live. ed, so the obama administration knew this movie was coming? >> well, they certainly knew it was coming. did they sign off on it? the

sony hack, catty emails about movie talent. we're talking about angelina jolie in this one, and we're covering it all with matchable senior tech editor. also, pete faces a setback as an insider case gets -- we'll have impact on the insider cases. oil keeps sinking to new lows. so what does that mean to oil pipelines? jeff flock is live at a big oil pipeline. can you guess where, jeff? >> i'm in pontiac, illinois. just because the keystone pipeline has been stymied that doesn't mean pipeline construction has stopped. we'll have the newest pipeline in america live and exclusive in the fox business network. stay tuned. ♪ adam: so the senate may have put the brakes on the keystone pipeline, but pipeline operators aren't accepting defeat. canada's largest pipeline operator completed construction on flanagan pipeline. the $2.6 billion pipeline expected to pump 600 gallons of oil a day. and bring in $4 billion into the illinois economy. is that 4 million or a greater figure? >> it's actually a greater figure when you count in the fede

source, email from john rizzo, dated july 31, 2003. cia records clearly indicate and definitively that after he was briefed on the cia's first detainee, the cia didn't tell president bush about the full nature of the eit's until april 2006. that's what the records indicate. the cia similarly withheld information or provided false information to the cia inspector general during his conduct of a special review by the ig in 2004. incomplete and i inaccurate information from the cia was used in documents provided to the department of justice, and as a case us for president bush's speech on september 6th, 2006, in which he publicly acknowledged the cia program for the first time. in all of these cases, other cia officers acknowledged internally -- they acknowledged internally, that information the cia had provided was wrong. the cia also mislead other cia white house officials. when vice president cheney's counsel asked cia counsel general in 2003 about the cia's videotaping the water boarding of detainees, muller deliberately told him that

he even deals with that in those emails. he got a daily briefing on immigration, so we -- if you look at the emails, i guess what we could take fro from all of ts is that he saw higher offers in his future a long time ago. >> great in sights this morning. >> thank you and good morning, happy holidays. >> you, too. >> it is the centerpiece of the new york city skyline, the empire state building lit up for special he lengths since 1976. >> in recent years, it's gone digital, offering up a dazzling light show like the one throughout the holiday season. we see how it all works. >> growing up, my parents used to take me to new york all the time. the empire state building was always very special. i'm honored to be able to light the building. >> we do holiday shows. it's always base said around the music, the music is really always the inspiration, so we received the music and from there, we start planning the individual cues. >> well, i paint with light, and so, you know, like anything else, you could always choose really bad colo

they wrote things on email they shouldn't have put in email.s is sony's fault for having terrible people. >> scarlet? >> is it sony's fault or just the way communication has spawned? >> individuals. >> people used to talk this way person to person, now they're doing it this way. >> company policy. >> you have to remind people that everything you write could end up on bloomberg or the front page of the "wall street journal." >> do you find yourself doing that at work on a daily basis? >> thinking about it, certainly, yes. now, in a business such as entertainment, of course passions run high. >> emails. i can't believe -- i can't believe prince william -- >> the things i've been dying sash no, don't get into that territory. you can't say that. >> another thing that scott rudin wrote, which another principal excerpt of his email, she's a camp event and a celebrity, and that's all. the last thing anybody needs to make a giant bomb with her that any fool could see coming. damning words, especially towards awards season. they're announcing the golden

stay tuned liz: i started getting emails over the weekend. the headlines were shocking as we watched for black friday sales. it was according to the national retail federation holiday sales down 11 percent. that's what they said. but then analysts started weighing in. they said online trends are picking up. and the retail picture is anything, but bleak. they said that investors should take advantage of this false headline. ibm chimed in and said sales were up 11 percent. so what does this mean? how are you supposed to read this for retailers particularly for retailers like gamestop whose main business comes from brick and mortar stores. this stock is up some 230 percent. but as gaming shifts to the digital platform, clearly the brick and mortar powerhouse is trying to do things differently to try and keep up. joining us now, tony bartel, to tell us how your plan, tony, which i thought was aggressive, to start early deals a full seven to eight days ahead of time. how did your numbers come in. >> happy cyber monday to you, liz. yes, we were ver

and then sunday night i got that email, that email, whatever was from david boies. >> what did davidell you exactly, val? >> he said, you know, stop tweeting or we're going to come over and kill your hard drive and bury it underground and beat it with a baseball bat. it was silly. >> but, i mean, you're getting a lot of response on twitter. a lot of your fans out there, or your followers i should say, what about freedom of speech? what about first amendmentment rights? what do you say to all that? >> i don't know. look, i'm a musician. i was making music. i tout i would take a break from recording. been doing this forever and do some tweets and i didn't mean, i'm not like political. i'm a musician for god's sakes. tracy: how did you get it then? how did you get even the hacked documents if you're a musician? what do you play, by the way? >> i play guitar, sometimes base and drums. i've been recording forever. and i, want to take a break. so silly. i had this stuff, again i had nothing to do one day. i saw the hack. i saw the link on the sony screens. i sorry, i got nothing to do. why

this is clear from the leaked emails from the sony corporation, sonny pictures. there's a lot of emails dealing with foreign film classification boards and what they do and do not like to see in films, and what they would and would not like to see in "the interview" in particular. so there's a whole bunch of issues that are intertwined and that i think are still poorly understood by a lot of us americans and by most people in general. host: well, on that topic, should americans be surprised that north korea cares about this movie so much that they would risk further isolation in the international community? guest: should north korea care so much about this movie? host: should americans be surprised how much north korea cares about this movie? do americans understand just how much influence these kind of movies and popular culture has abroad? guest: i think americans tend to think that our influence of our -- that the influence of our popular culture is overall positive. in fact, i think we tend to think it's overwhelmingly positive, and that's because of our hist

email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thousand emails between >>> the see if of san bruno wants the public commission to release 65,000 emails between them and pg&e. it's about the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. eight people died, 66 injured. earlier this year an email exchange between commission officials and pg&e executives about the pending cases and the selection of judges for that case. >>> well, today dutch scientists will reveal what they have discovered about how a famous escape from alcatraz five decades ago might have been possible. >> and as mark kelly tells us, they say the hollywood version got it wrong. >> no one has ever escaped from alcatraz. >>> reporter: hollywood made the story a legend, three prisoners escaped from the rock. then what happened? did they survive crossing the frigid bay waters in the dark of night? >> yeah, i saw the movie and, um, i knew the story. >> reporter: dutch scientists will reveal th

we received an email saying, don't worry that you're not raising money. then all of a sudden everybody was joining and got engaged. it wouldn't have happened without things like facebook spreading the message. >> sreenivasan: is this a campaign that can be replicated? it had an organic feel when it began which is what got people interested instead of an email in your box that said dump a budget of ice water on yourself. >> i think a lot of organizations are feeling pressure from their boards and fundraising teams saying we have to put a plan in place and create the next ice bucket challenge. what made it successful from stacy's point, it was shareable campaign. you posted a video, something on facebook, and your friends wanted to like it, comment, and make all their other friends dump ice water on their head. so finding something that is in your either campaign strategy or in your message in general that can be shared, but it also is really fun. it's about the people participating. it's not about the organization. >> stacy, you mentioned facebook earlier

share via email, facebook or twitter.'m kara tsuboi. >>> lemurs in illinois were treated to a holiday snack. enjoying a festive fare of cookies made of primate chow and applesauce topped with yogurt, frosting and just for fun dried cranberries and to wash it down milk made of yogurt and water. the staff decorated the exhibit complete with personalized stockings for each of the lemurs. >> cute. >> they appreciate it. >> i think they did. >>> 4:57 right now. another police shooting shakes missouri just mileses from ferguson. protestors are already gathering and coming up, we hear from the woman who says her teenaged son was killed at the gas station. >> reporter: and the movie "the interview" is being released. it's being hailed as a victory for free speech. i'm kiet do with a live report on where you can see it in the bay area. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's cool. kind of a statement, i think, for free speech. >> a handful of bay area movie theaters will now show the controversial film, "the interview." plans to release it were s

we're using our personal emails because we're scared to use our corporate emails.er in hollywood will this affect censorship, will we be self-censoring ourselves in the future and her answer was 1,000%. nobody in hollywood is using emails and getting on the phone and talking to each other. this is unprecedented and the whole community is scared of the ramifications of this. >> bob, do you think sony here or the terrorists were finding or showing a new way to attack america? many in the industry knew of this threat but in the public we were not aware it could be so devastating. >> well, i think in the industry nobody quite believed that they could simply, you know, empty son chip's computers like this, including films, personal emails, the chairman and do major, major damage to a studio. i think we all sort of knew that could happen but never had. stealing a credit card number from a company is one thing. but the damage to sony is unprecedented. i don't remember anything like this. it certainly is a wake up call for the rest of the industry and the rest of the unite

. >> because it always has some problems logging on to email.as stable as chinese email account. >> reporter: a strictly controlled internet is what the chinese government considers crucial to maintain power. and many other governments including france spain, south korea, iran russia, united states, also apply some sort of regulations or internet monitoring. they may not be as stringent as what internet users call the great firewall of china however. >>> computers are getting smarter faster more sophisticated, can the human brain keep up. this time next year it may well be a robot in this spot. hope not, but jake ward looked at the issue. >> reporter: those of you who drive regularly know this already. but driving is chaos. the sheer amount of data coming at you. the lane markers, and the street signs, the signals, and the rain on the wind shield all of that is an unimaginable amount of data, and before now it was assumed that only our sophisticated brains could handle that kind of data and process it for us. but in cars and in all other parts o

this is an email from amy, to scott. the executives were discussing a white house breakfast for hollywood big wigs last november. he responds: the racially tinged exchange is the latest of a number of emails set to appear. powerplayers on the hollywood scene apologised in statements saying: and: the damage to sony's reputation has been done, and the breach may cost sony as much as $100 million. illegal down loads, lawsuits and security employment. they leaked films on the web. social security numbers and employment of major employees, and revealed information like angelina jolie, comedian kevin heartand oscar winner tom hanks, nuggets that may make them vulnerable to lawsuits and lost business. guardians of piece is claiming responsibility. in retaliation for a film called "the interview", starring seth rogan, and james franco. it's about a c ia plot to kill north korea's leader kim jong un. anonline post talls it the movie of terrorism and demands that sochi pulls the film. >> they applauded the attack, calling it a rig

and new fall out over the leaked emails. and controversy - the comedian's wife speaks out as an historically black women's college cuts ties. >>> we begin with a live picture from sydney australia. it's now just after 3, threws afternoon there. after a night of violence, and a day of sorrow, mourners are paying their respects at the site of a 16 hour standoff ending with two hostages killed. it started when a man known to local police burst into a coffee shop, heavily armed. jonathan betz is here with the betill betills. -- details. >> this man worked alone but was influenced by i.s.i.l. he was known to authorities, and had been arrested a number of times, leaving some to question why he was on the streets. >> reporter: flags lowered across sydney and prayers for the victims. hundreds mourned at a churn service, blocked from the scene of a standoff. hours earlier, flashes of gun fire, and panicked hostages marked the end of a siege. two hostages were killed, as well as the gunmen. >> they made the call because they believed

to each and every one of you, whether it was on twitter, facebook or email, thank you the informationnny from east santa rosa had great information on how the rain rates were jest incredible. people said i have never seen it rain this hard all the way down to sunny vail. i am getting to those as fast as i can. in southern california, you would think the weather guys would be busy today! oh, my goodness. they will be very busy down there. and we still have an area of thunder shower activity approaching the coast. here comes the cold unstable air. yesterday all the parameters were in place. there was more of a rain on that than wind event. if you had to pick one it was the rain. some areas got almost 10 inches of rain. just incredible! you get a little instability and development and that will drinking shower activity again today. the rainfall is very, very good for everybody. santa rosa is 146% of normal. san francisco is 155%. 3 inches of rain there, i think. i am getting to the information as quick as i can. san jose is nearly 200% of rain. there is still more to come. the weekend lo

source, email from scott mueller dated june 7, 2003.

the practices include sharing americans' emails with unauthorized recipients and wrongfully gathering private information. most of the violations appear to have come from human error as opposed to deliberate intent. the american civil liberties union has criticized the nsa for releasing the documents on christmas eve, saying the timing suggests officials wanted to minimize their impact.

the hacked email liability may cost more. remember when the sony play station network was habit last year? though smaller in scope, that cost the company $170 million. as for the threat against movie goers, the department of home land security says there is no credible intelligence that the group accounted carry out the attack. some worry more about the response than the threat. >> this sets a precedent for others who wish to attack cultural items. >> others say what's truly under attack here is our first amendment. >> you start to see more movies being pulled and movies that won't be made because they might be controversial. therefore in some ways, our freedom of speech does die out. >> we already know of one movie that was supposed to start filming in marsh that's getting pulled. it's a thriller starring steve carell who was supposed to play an american working in north korea. that's another movie we will not get to see because of this controversy. >> this movie is pulled from theaters, but what about d.v.d. and streaming.

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and now damaged after emails like this one.t destroy mike career over a minimally talented spoiled brat, producer says about andly no that jolie. in one pascal and ru -- in joke about what movies president obama may like, all of them star african-americans. martha: an example why people shouldn't put their true feelings into emails. martha: the news about the assassination plot against the north korean leader. what up with that. >> reporter: it's about the assassination of the leader of north korea. they called it an act of war and asked the fed to block the release. the fbi believes north korea may be behind the cyber attack. sony was warned of repercussions if it made this movie. perhaps in retro expect they probably wish they hadn't. seth rogen made $2 hi more than costar james franco. bill: that's what they really want to know in hollywood. i heard the movie is great, "unbroken." martha: i think they were referring to another project they wanted to do. that movie is supposed to be pretty good. but there are rumors they had

source, email from john rizzo dated july 31, 2003. c.i.a. records clearly indicate and definitively that after he was briefed on the detainee abu grab you'da the c.i.a. didn't tell president bush about the full nature of the e.i.t.'s until april of 2006.

adam: we've seen services like this in email sector but now the texting sector.is encrypted at the start and encrypted at the end and evenly person with a key can read it. >> that's right. it looks for unique identifier in the recipient's phone. once it finds that. and covers it over for the wanding. as you decleat it is wiped clean from the phone. adam: can you send pictures or pdf files? the reason i say pictures, some go as contracts. >> it is really targeted at professional business person audience. pictures and documents come in january. >> that is key i would think. because contracts you want to keep protected. with the sony hacks we saw discussions over contracts and got terms of contracts. >> we announced yesterday confide for business. one of the key defer ren eighttores is confide for business rather than confide for consumers you up load, pdf, power point, from dropbox and google drive. adam: dallon load or service you purchase. >> confide will be free. always free. on ios and android, download today. confide for business comes in january and charge fo

email your nominations to coolschools@kpix.com.we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. breaking news out of the santa cruz mountains. highway 17 is closed both directions approaching glenwood drive due to downed trees and power lines. chp has no indicated when they will open any lane in any direction. traffic is tying up in the los gatos area. use highway 9 instead. we'll have "kcbs traffic" coming up. >>> >>> good morning, everybody. we'll hit you with jim harbaugh. get used to hearing that name mentioned a lot. now, this weekend when they face the chargers he will do something he hasn't done as head coach of the 49ers and that is coach a game with zero play-off implications. sunday's loss in seattle ended their play-off hopes which were slim before the seahawks won but even in defeat harbaugh was proud of his team's effort. >> our team played with valiant effort and in a lot of ways i have never been prouder, um, in our team for the guys that showed up, for the guys that fought, um

set aside the emails, that's hollywood. neil: do you think jobs should be lost because of what people wrote each other internally. >> if everyone's email were exposed, we'd all have chaos. neil: although, that will likely happen. >> yes. neil: but i worry more about what precipitated the hacking and who was behind it. >> i don't know if it was true, if a preview of the film was sent to north korea to get their approval before they released. you and i mere mortals have to wait for the premiere to see it. right? neil: i would think that un would like the fact that the actor was much thinner than he was. >> probably not. hacking is a big problem. cyber, our cyber attacks and so forth, big issue. we have to be working that. to your point, let's get back to priorities. of reestablishing the united states as a strength. competitor among nations. and really a global leader. neil: yeah. one of the great gentleman in american business. even though he says he's much older. did the taliban just up the ante because isis was getting the

lead to emails for executives which not talking so nice about one of hollywood's biggest stars. that's coming up. the black good morning. remember earlier this year when the bears were winning on the road but not at home? same thing has been happening to bubbles appear 10-3 on the road, 2 and 5 at home. the opponents have something to do with that . in the last game last night they had brooklyn. but there would have to beat the nets without know who was sitting out with a troublesome and go. another rough night. up seven, burnett finishes on the break gets the file, he had nine in the first half. the bulls a comeback, dark rose tries on williams gets the basket and ties the game. bulls up by two, the spots his teammates who returns it for the floater and the polls are up for. the bulls pulled away to lead off quarter. to gibson for the flesh, part of a 12- 0 run. all five starters in double figures. they beat the nets 105-80. a tough year for the bears, but how about the colts from harvey illinois in the peewee semifinals. 35 yds for the touchdown the lead virginia beach 13-0. t

many of us have emailed what about the snowpack? these have been warm storms so not that much snow up there. we are still below normal but a winter weather advisories continues, the snow level is down to 4,000 feet and some of the higher peak will receive a new foot of snowfall by this time tomorrow. the tropical tap continues. we are going soaking heavy rain because we are pulling up tropical moisture giving us more rain for every storm and you have been playing that out the last couple of days trying to drive in it. we all have. something is going to change starting tomorrow. we'll have showers wednesday but then a ridge of high pressure builds in. that's going to change the game for us for at least a week to 10 days. friday's storm mainly misses us up to the north. we'll get a little bit of rainfall but not that much. after that, there will be no storms between friday and christmas. so if you have been wanting a break at your house or business, if you have been getting flooded, we'll have a break by the end of the week. tonight s

if it was just sony and some nasty emails getting leaked, no. but once there was a terror threat associated with the hack, it became an issue. >> why didn't the president reach out to sony? they've got such a cozy relationship. i would say the obama administration and democrats in general with hollywood, right? afghanistan, by the way, has more networks than north korea. they have 370 with which to get online. yesterday we were talking about this with mike baker who has been on "outnumbered" before. he's a former c.i.a. covert op and he echoed wind of what you're saying. let's watch. >> the internet going dark in north korea has to be a great inconvenience for the four people in north korea who actually have internet access. i don't think it was that. i do think it's just as likely that north koreans have done this themselves as a preventative measure following the white house statement about the response. right now it's all just speculation. >> all right. so yesterday was an interesting day. not a good day for little kim as i call him, kim jong

email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. michelle is next on deck. give her a call. >> i would love far my kids to come home and say hey, i'm making dinner. >> i could have used that class in high school. >> i love when you do these reports at cool schools because you come back having learned something. >> it's good to get off the anchor desk. [ pause ] [ laughter ] >> how are you? >> fine. a breeze compared to yesterday. >>> still a few issues but it took a director three hours to get in. >> mark about 3.5 hours. >> the marin county commute was one of the worst because of flooding. so yeah, you're cleared out this morning. unfortunately we still are getting some spinouts. the roads are wet. here's a new one that just popped up in san jose. it's the southbound lanes of 280 approaching saratoga avenue. we're not seeing major delays yet. bay bridge toll plaza no problems approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. but it is stacked up through the maze. metering lights were on early a