laurie, please help me get the universe to like me again. because you're afraid of a loop-de-loop. ordinarily, i'd be machine gun snarking this moment. (imitates rapid gunfire) (makes gurgling sound) (penny clinks) that's just about the saddest game of penny can i've ever seen. (penny clinks) so you're afraid of roller coasters. ever since i was a little kid.

lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." merry christmas! >>> well, one of santa's oldest believers received a surprise. saint nick and the ocean fire company delivered gifts to helen cole in gala way, she was disappointed she didn't see santa during his annual tour through town and he came to helen, and gave her an oceanville fire t-shirt. >>> at one point fans thought the upcoming joins game would be a bye or for seeding, but that is the not the case. >> the eagles fall from grace is a sudden and rather hard one. the moisture on our camera lens may be tears. not sure still checking, the eagles are preparing to visit the new york giants for the season finale, there is nothing tangible on the line and they need motivation from somewhere. >> that is the real challenge, you have to be a pro, this is something you dreamed about as a kid and you get another opportunity to put something good on film and end the season on a high note and be excited about getting the win here to finish out the season however it doesn't mean anything in the post sea

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laurie segal helping us to do that. alexandra field is at the hospital where this press conference is expected to get under way. what's the delay? can you tell, alexandra? >> absolutely we can't tell, martin. there is a tremendous media presence here, obviously. we wanted to carefully facilitate the setup so they have been bringing us in groups to the auditorium. we could be waiting for a few others. we know that time is being taken right now for the nypd presumably and others gathered here to meet with family. we understand families of both the officers who were shot and killed have arrived at the hospital. so it makes some sense they are meeting perhaps with the nypd top brass, presumably. can't confirm this. we know that top brass is here. we another there are also so many nypd officers here to show support, to show solidarity, and the sight of it is just incredibly striking, martin. and really quite heartbreaking. it's unlike anything i've ever experienced. attending a press conference for the nypd or anyone else. w

michael daily, lauri segal and bob baer. michael, is the president right?take here? >> i think so. you know, the mistake was making the movie with an ending like that but given that mistake, you got the movie, i don't know how you let some bunch of hackers threaten you and commit you not to release a movie. i mean i just don't get it. >> although i imagine that beyond just trying to stand up for a nation, for the right of freedom of speech there was a business decision made here and lauri let me ask you, what's the reaction from sony through all of this. >> i think when you talk to sources inside sony and also in hollywood, there's this sense of vulnerability. i got off the phone with someone who said we're waiting. we don't know what's out there. we don't know if something else will be leaked. we're using our personal emails because we're scared to use our corporate emails. i spoke to an insider 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 gett

laurie garrett, welcome. so there is some good news today from the w.h.o. about guinea and liberia. do you size up the situation there, having just come back? >> well with, certainly in liberia, the american presence has made a difference. the staggering capacity of the liberians themselves, the way they have organized, have made a difference and, indeed, that epidemic which was doom and gloom in september has plummeted. now, the danger is to get cocky and think, okay, it's all over, we can all go back to behaving exactly as we did before ebola emerged and, obviously, liberia made that mistake before in april thinking it had this small intrusion from guinea and that a it was over and everybody could go back to business as usual. of course, we know what happened after that. guinea, i have not been in guinea, but i can see that the data we have so far looks promising. that's a country where the president himself has equally engaged in fighting the epidemic. sierra leone is another story. >> woodruff: well, what about the challenges in sierra leone, based on what you saw? >> it's a re

lisa thomas-laury channel6 "action news". >> in case you have forgotten, the eagles have a game with giants on sunday. >> and nothing real to play for although don't say that to chip kelly. chip kelly preparing for the giants and nothing else. the eagles coach is not prepared to name a starting quarterback for next season. kelly is not ready to answer those questions as to whether or not nick foles is the qb of the future. mark sanchez will start his eighth straight game in the finale sunday against the giants but what about beyond? foles missed nearly half the season with a collarbone injury and he had 13 turnovers this season but he was six and two. fair or not chip will re-evaluate foles when the season is all said and done. >> for me to stand here on wednesday the day before christmas to say i've made a full evaluation at quarterback is not fair to anybody and we have a process we go through. i'll watch every single game, every decision that everybody made in every position before we make legitimate decisions in terms of what we do and i don't think it's fair to any player or any

alive by many members of the rocco laurie foundation.he marine corp., left the marines and joined with his partner who was in the marine corps with him who was african-american. and both he and his partner were gunned down and killed. and as a result, you had a situation at the time where climate was allowed to happen. if you remember the black liberation army went on a national rampage, really threatening to kill cops and successfully, sadly, killing them. and the similarity today is that it's almost the same type of atmosphere that exists where nypd officers and police officers are the targets. instead of being the ones who protect us, an essential part of this compact of a free society, they're the ones being targeted. so the world is upside down. so the similarity and the connection is more pronounce inside that officer ramos, as you mentioned, worked as a school safety officer named after rocco laurie on staten island. then wanted to serve the public, put his life on the line and tragically lost his life protecting you and me and al

he was shocked to see it hanging on a wall behind geena davis and hugh laurie, he had only seen a black and white photo of the missi in ing painting. a set designer said she got it cheap in california. >> another example tonight of what many consider a double standard from the main stream media, it involves the contrast in coverage of two political aides who talked or typed their way into trouble. there is fox news media analyst and host of fox news's media buzz, howard kurtz. >>> there is no question that elizabeth lawton made a mistake after president obama's acted bored at the annual turkey pardon. try showing a little class, dress like u you deserve respect, not a spot at a bar. lawton apologized hours later, but as she resigned as the communications director, the story kept mushrooming from the

that actress is laurie have you ever done something like this? >> i spent time in cambodia. i was trained by a navy s.e.a.l. in "the walking dead." >> reporter: which is easier, this, or killing zombies? >> we'll see. we'll see tomorrow. >> reporter: the group has led operations before in other countries. . >> we've been in the united states, haiti, ecuador. >> reporter: how about this group? are they legit? >> they're a legit and very professional group. >> reporter: they tell us it's not officially sanctioned by the u.s. government. but they're aware of it. many of our viewers saying, this is a noble thing. but there's something that feels like, this should be the work of governments. >> it absolutely should be. if the governments were doing it, we wouldn't be doing it. >> we got them. >> reporter: that's why they travel the world, gathering evidence to give to authoritiea. and a camera crew is following them for a new film, "the abolitionists." and this multimillion-dollar mansion they rented. and this filmmaker wire the place for sound and video for the colombian officia

he said to me, laurie, this is their army. they start training these guys at 16 years old.s a very well-funded group. he said we underestimated north korea's capabilities because it seems as though, wow, now they're capable of doing this. he said, no, they've been capable of doing this kind of attack for a very long time. this is the first time they've had the motivation. what's very scary about this kind of thing is the motivation here wasn't based on wanting to steal money. it was based on them looking humiliated by a film coming out. this is the first time, against the united states, that we see this could be looked at as an act of cyber terrorism. there are talks about that now. >> the other thing going back to sony's decision for just a minute, there's another movie being made, not by sony, but by another production company about north korea. this was a serious documentary starring steve carell. they've already ditched the project. >> i think that's what he tweeted yesterday, this is a sad i do for freedom of expression. i think he was referring to his own project as w

laurie segall, joey jackson, david, thanks so much, i appreciate it. >> we have to check on the marketsp 700 points in the last two days and it appears as you can see things are slowing down a bit this morning. richard quest joins us to tell us more. good morning, richard. >> reporter: good morning, carol. bit of a hangover after yesterday's 400-plus point rise and 700 over two days but that's what you get when you have economies in transition and markets that are nervous, excuse me, about what is going to happen next. the fed said they're going to be patient about raising rates, carol, and the markets certainly weren't patient about going off to the races. >> you're not kidding, but things seem to be calming down this morning. we see these huge spikes and then we see dips and overall, what does this mean? anything? >> yes, it means that there is a transition under way. the markets are now waiting for these first raises in interest rates by the fed. we expect that to happen mid to late next year. janet yellen and the feds said they'd be patient, they almost got rid of the phrase conside

in today's art of aging reports, lisa thomas-laury found some back in class for information on their residents are going to school to learn the in's and out's of social media, apps and surfing. >> i communicate with my family all the time. there are some things i don't do at all or do very little. >> some classes are for seniors that are computer savvy, for older adults the weekly sections open up a whole new world. >> i am learning to text with my daughter in california, she sends me pictures all the time of her house being remodeled. >> you are in touch all the time and i use it to check my email and set my schedule. >> some find ways to volunteer and network and get their resident out, if grew to 6abc.com/art of aging you can fine ways to get connected. lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight beginning at 4:00, call it a grinch trap, how a woman caught an allege package thief with a bait box. >> one person is taking comfort to a whole new level by replacing seats with beds. what is behind the cozy makeover.

laurie, let me bring you in and ask you this.is expect ed to come out. >> the hackers posted online expect a christmas day gift. if you're at sony right now and you are one of the many people who had your personal information put out there and exposed for anyone to click online and be able to see, you know, you're going to be sitting there and you are going to worry. there's a lot of damage control right now that they're thinking about. so, it's very hard to be so hard on the sony ceo because he's in a very difficult position. you got to remember the sony pictures ceo his in-box was recently out there online, thousands of e-mails already for anybody to look in the last year. so, you know, these are tough decisions and tough conversations they're having within. there are a lot of thin thin gs play here. >> i agree with ben to say it's hard for any of us saying we like to being dictated to by another nation what i as an american can watch. and realistic it's likely to happen again, gordon. >> certainly it is. because they were succ

lisa thomas-laury taking a look at continuing education. >> villanova university is just one school ing education program. the collegecaters to adumts with a variety of motivations, some need to embark on a second career. and some have a desire to learn. they are offering classes for over a century. >> students can earn bachelors degrees in arts, science and business, and there are nine credit certificate programs in a variety of disciplines. >> i have reinvented myself, and right now i am studying for my hr certification. >> classes are offering on the weekends, day and night and online. >> we have an online program and all of a sudden this one voice said good morning it's 1:00 in the morning in afghanistan and i'm up early with my coffee to learn more about project management. >> can you take courses in history, art and technology and languages. >> it makes me feel young again, he wasn't sure, my first experience going back to school in 30 years and it was very rewarding and i found that i still had it. i could do it. >> i'm seeing my dream come true and i'm excited to get done and t

, senior media correspondent, brian stelter, host of "reliable sources" as well as cnn's "money," laurie siegel. this had to be done with not only the fbi but looking at the data and determining by not just human intelligence but signal intelligence. what is the fbi saying? >> that's right, deborah. this has been an intensive investigation including the fbi, nsa, national security division, the white house has been on top of this because they do believe this is a national security matter now. you and i have been covering this for many years and you know how unusual it is for something just a few months after this hack occurred for the fbi to be issuing a statement like this. this is what they said. they have concluded that the north korean government is responsible for these actions against sony pictures. and they say that they detected -- they detected evidence that shows the internet traffic that was used to carry the hack came from north korea. it also showed signs that were similar to other hacks have been attributed to north korea earlier this year carried out against south korean b

laurie see gal was in the middle of it tonight.where i am, laurie, but i'm wonder, one of the things that really struck me, being with really a mix of people for the most part incredibly youthful group of people. >> absolutely. that's something i noticed, too. i was talking to a lot of young people. a lot of students. some of the women i talked to, one was a student here at columbia. i said to them, what brought you out here tonight. she said we feel like we have a sense of responsibility. we're joining these fake groups. and the different types of people i spoke to in the crowd, it was such a diverse group of protesters. first, it was very calm. just a handful of protesters. they were actually having a conversation about race. and what one guy said to me, he tuled me aside and he opened his wallet and showed me a card that said friend of the nypd. he said my brother is in the nypd and he doesn't like what happened. another guy chimed in and he said i have family with the nypd, too. one guy said the reason i came out here, too, is

it turns out his wife, laurie was a match but getting to the surgery was not easy. lose 60-pound to be healthy enough for that procedure. >> it has been a tough journey for my wife, the donor, having to get down to a certain weight and they put her through a lot just to be able to do this. >> the couple has been to go 30 years, doctors say the couple should feel better by christmas. >> we hope they do. >>> you know, those smoke commercials with the talking cows, well, this next story may have been the inspiration behind it. five-year old brandon decker tries to explain how her cow got into her house. >> do you wanting to over with me how he got in here. >> no. >> you just let her in, i know you did. >> unaudible. i was looking out that way and i came in the door, and he came in. >> i was out that way and she came in this way and the door was opened. she never really explain how it all went down but does she need too? that is another justly within of the cutest things i have ever seen. she really cares for that little guy, that little calf? that is precious. look at

running into a closing. >> i'll pay you out of my own personal money, don't worry about it. >> if lauries speaking then she's lying. >> mark morowitz once considered schneider a close friend, a tactic he believes was all part of the lure. >> she didn't talk about the business, fwaukd me and got to each of us through a personal connection. >> and the personal connection felt so real he even convinced 44 of his relatives to invest. >> i am as real as they come. >> the only thing real is the 2 million his family lost. >> left with no money but left with huge debts. >> schneider's attorney released this statement to cnbc. she made good on a series of high interest loan until the pressure of debt overcame the profitability of her companies as well as her perspective. seeing no alternative other than more borrowing she made promises she could not keep in in order to forestall the inevitable collapse. >> you kept the lies going for a long time. when did you finally break down and add mitt it was a scam. she was charged with masterminding two ponzi schemes and she finally pled guilty. >> all the

laurie segall, let me ask you this.t will the attack -- what will the fallout be of this attack on corporate america? >> you know, i actually hope that we can look at this and say that we all think these huge corporations have great security, and the reality is, they just don't. you know, michael has said this could have happened to nine out of ten corporations. guess what, nine out of ten corporations need to have better security. and i think i've heard this from security analysts for a very long time. one described it to me as you're walking through the neighborhood, you're the hacker walking through the neighborhood want everyone has their door unlock unlocked. it's not even the sophistication of the hack anymore. it's everyone's door is unlocked so it's easy to get in. hopefully this will be a wake-up call to a lot of big corporations saying we need to invest in better security and that's something we can take away from this. >> gordon chang, the united states, now that it's getting the help of china to begin i gues

lisa thomas-laury has details. >> it wasn't your typical news conference at the manayunk performing arts venice island this afternoon. our camera man found congressman tom brady doing his best mummer strut as they scheduled a mummer's mardi gras parade on february 22nd. with all the music and pageantry, it's what we have come to expect. >> the mummers association is hit hard financially in recent years, largely because of the economic slump. >> we have on line sponsors and contributions and day of parade collections and we hope to collect a significant amount of money for the mummers. they will march along the street and the restaurant corridor. the parade will kick off at the intersection of green lane and main street. on the morning of february 22nd, at 10:00. and will end at noon at lock street. the hope is that the parade will help to keep the mummers tradition alive. when you lose your traditions you lose your identity. >> and this is our identity. >> unlike new years mummers parade manayunk's mardi gras parade is a smaller version, the march will include string bands and there is n

lisa thomas-laury has the story. >> reporter: john lukas has been a mummer for 67 years, the golden sunrise fancy club for 43 of them and could tell but every costume in the warehouse. >> there was built in 1960. and an old mummers basement. >> it's the presidential seal assembled on a seal. >> i love the colors and the orange centipede, you have to see it new years day, that all gets plumed. both sides and the back. >> plumed meaningfeathers? >> yes. >> club president jack cohen on the right and other members, help came from an unlikely source, jerry shelton joined golden sunrise after moving to philadelphia from san francisco. >> within i moved here i saw mummers outside of my window new years day and all the fanny suits, and i thought it was great. >> jerry went to the fundraising site. she raised $1400 so far and when rhonda costello heard about the plight. >> folk art, such a philly tradition, how could you not help. >> they donated $10,000. >> we are a community bank and we love to support the communities where we are. >> $10,000 check from republic. >> that will keep golden sunrise o

lisa thomas-laury channel 6 "action news." >> it never gets old. time now to turn our attention to sports. >> ducis rogers is live in the sports center what is up. >> hey there the phillies get younger but that doesn't mean better they traded marlin bird to the cincinnati reds. he was a productive player last year and led the team in home runs and was second in strikeouts in all of baseball in return the phillies get right handed pitcher, ben lively minor league player of the year in 2014 and had a combined record last year for single and double a. a shakeup in the eagles front office and tom gamble and the team have agreed to part ways. as they sort it out in the front office they need to get better on the field. ron says that what chip kelly build so far has a good foundation. >> at 10-6 it's a good football team but now the holes have to be filled with quality players, either via free agency or the draft but this team is going in the right direction and that is a positive. the eagles learned a lot about themselves during the three game losing st

lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >> wow. great story. >> still ahead we have matt pellman in the traffic center and it's a busy night matt. >> hi guys, we have things going on and the mornings are quiet without our normal morning delays and the afternoons are busy and the normal delay is in affect on westbound side of 422 from 23 to this point at oaks and a crash in rock ledge along hunting ton pike and the one at roosevelt boulevard has cleared out but the police mash-up in drexel hill blocking shade road stay on marshall road to get around the garret road blockage. and 101 was the accident scene that is now gone but slow speeds on southbound 75 and 95. and barrington, camden county a broken down truck eastbound side past 295 taking out the right lane and a crash at the black horse pike off to the side and speeds there are in the teens. >>> still to come, anger in moscow after the -- of one of vladimir putin's most vocal critics. >>> here in international falls the windchill is 23 below zero, and we'll get a piece of this o

right now, straight to laurie rothman. she's in for nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. laurie. >> it's a wrap for trading in 2014. the dow gave up 160 points. economic news may have had a larger impact than an otherwise volume trading session. a banner year for the us markets. dow jones industrial average gaining 8% on the year for its sixth annual gain. s&p 500 rose 12%. the nasdaq 14%. energy, the worst performing sector. oil itself off 46 points. oil and gas-related stocks fell 9% as a whole on the s&p 500. but the best performer on the s&p 500, southwest airlines, ticker luv, up 107%. electronic arts up 107%. number one intel. number two united healthy. markets are closed for the holiday. we'll be back on friday in action. charles, to you and your wonderful panel, have a happy and healthy 2015. charles: you too. i love that southwest is number one. they don't rip people off. we mixed it up a bit. robi is with us. her first time on the show. she's not only a successful psychologist, she's a small busine

expected to climb to one in four or 3 million people, in this week's art of the aging, lisa thomas-laury has tips on protecting yourself as you age. >> on financial scams to housing issues, seniors can face a host of legal challenges, but there is help and it's free. >> the senior law center in philadelphia was found in 1978 to protect the legal rights of older pennsylvanians. >> any pennsylvanian, 60 or older regardless of income. >> they have a staff of experts that offer advice on a host of issues, including power of attorney and financial exploitation. >> it's a national crisis because elder financial exploitation costs them 2 ptd $9 billion a year. the best way for elder adults to protect themselves is to stay involved in your finances, and ensure that no third party is dipping into your account. if you think are you being advantaged of, it's senior law certain can counsel you. >> we want them to know they are not alone and there are resources. >> the state of pennsylvania has an older abuse hot line and reach out to your agency on aging for help. lisa thomas-laury channel 6 "action

. >> lisa thomas laury, "channel 6 >> lisa thomas laury, "channel 6 action news." >> time crunch androwds can lead to impus purchases. >> the last thing you want to do is papic and pay outside your budget you could pay for these items next summer and that would be depressing state to be in. >> beverly says it's never too late to chart a holiday shopping budget do it before hitting the mall. >> hop on-line and research and compare prices and stores without ever having to leave your home. >> it may be best to complete purchases on-line and if it's too tlit have items shift consider retailers in instore pickup option. >> keep in mind if you do go over budget you are going to be paid for this for months and it could impact family vacation next summer and try to think ahead and stay within parameters. >> holiday debt is not about an item's price tag by interest payments too. i'm karen kapa. >> new list of best u.s. companies to work for is out and going sl number one. glass door asks people to rate their employers. google earned nearly perfect rating for pay, benefits, quality of workers

laurie is here. it looks like a bungie cord. >> perfect, eric. starting with today.arkets are ripping as you pointed out. more than throw hundred points and s&p 500 and broad market average in the midst of the best rally in two years and the dow pushing back to the the 18000. federal reserve signalled that interest rates will stay rock bottom for six more months. and the latest news shoved global worries to the back cord. there has been heavy selling. russia, china and western europe and japan. oil prices are under pressure. that is a nice break for the drivers in the pump, it remains to be seen the negative impact on the the u.s. energy industry. and a positive for the markets today, is the news that president obama is lifting the economic embargo placed on cuba in 1961. it will be a shot-in-the-arm and lifting tourism. we are seeing a lot of cub an stocks rally today. >> and it will show gains on wall street. >> i somehow think that the government will get the money. i don't buy it, we'll see. >> time will tell. >> you can see laurie not only here, but the fox busi

right now, straight to laurie rothman. in for nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. laurie. >> it's a wrap for trading in 2014. the dow gave up 160 points. economic news may have had a larger impact than an otherwise volume trading session. a banner year for the us markets. dow jones industrial average gaining

lisa thomas laury has story tonight. >> reporter: her name is siri jackson a seven year-old. >> i want to help little kid who have cancer. and, we can look beautiful. >> like you. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: she does not have cancer but two years ago her family noticed her hair was thinning, eyebrows and lashes shedding. she was diagnosed with hair loss. >> i was like, all of this will come out but i'm afraid, kid will tease me. >> she was able to, go into second grade. >> reporter: siri's grandmother came up with the idea, with hats with individual themes and human hair. it is the kissy face collection named for what the family called siri, there are kissy face hats for blonde hair. >> this is the sun. and, look at that. >> and there are kissy face hats for girls who like spots, kissy faces for doubters with military families, for bikers and hats with dog lovers. >> you know, why it is so special for kids, because, you know, feel happy, feel great, feel beautiful, and their hats, like me. >> reporter: earlier this month grand mom and granddaughter attended a business fair hosted by shore

let's bring in laurie siegel. sued everywhere from the netherlands to portland, oregon. can they overcome most of these issues, you think? >> the magic number here is $40 billion valuation. they raised $1 billion recently. and the idea was to expand internationally. you have to be able to justify that valuation. as we've seen in the last week, they've had a lot of trouble. they're able to do their numbers -- listen, i talk to uber investors all the time. they say the numbers are staggering. their growth is insane. one investor said he cited rocketship numbers. but going abroad, they're dealing with different governments, different types of regulations, different types of background checks and it's not as easy as they thought it would be. that being said, uber is very aggressive. they ask for forgiveness, they don't ask for permission. i spoke to the ceo a couple of months ago and i asked him how exactly they handle this. and he likened it to a political campaign. listen to this. >> we really started out as you see

a man in delaware took his hobby to a whole new level as lisa thomas-laury reports tonight. >> brucellecting and perfecting his trains for 40 years, it runs through nearly his entire basement. >> this particular layout has taken me almost 4.5 years to put together. until his senior year in high school bruce lived in boston and his love of trains goes back to childhood. when i was 3 years old in 1951 i guess, in those days, they primarily had wind up trains. >> from age 3? >> to age 66. still playing with trains. >> but he is doing more than playing, he created cargo and passenger trains on nearly two miles of track and collected 2,000 train cars on the lower level of bruce's home you step into boston in miniature, boston station and beacon hill, the shops along newbury street and the city subway below, beneath the railroad hbo owes gather and an ole train car and billboards advertise the boston pops and the city's fire department got a call when we visited. >> adrian you are the philly connection. >> definitely. >> bruce met adrian at temple. >> can we expand on this to include phila

"america to be honest," lauri jane glihal has .2 men who have joined forces for change. >> when gunmandam lansa opened fire at sandy hook elementary school, the religious leaders of newtown, connecticut, were on the front line of grief. >> i don't think anything prepares you for the horrific reality that was what happened to us here. >> reverend matt crennic was among the first clergy called to parents? >> i don't talk about that except to say i was there with this group of families as they were learning about what was -- ones. >> in hebrew, it's noah smuel. >> at a time rabbi learned a little boy in his congregation, noah pozner learned the youngest victim of the ramp page. >> knowing he was just barely six years old. >> it's a rip-off. he was such a great little guy, you know. and his life was robbed from him. >> the shooting at sandy hook elementary thrust rabbi prior and reverend kreven into the national spotlight. >> these darkest days of our community shall not be the final word heard from us. >> the mats kerr transformed them both into advocates for stricter gun laws in america.

laurie, a lot of people want to know who is this group?ded they believe north korea is linked to this. >> the government? >> we don't know specifically if this is the north korean government but people are speculating that a lot of the hack and with this picture popped up on sony employees on their computer it looked very similar and some of the wording and misspellings to what happened about a year ago with south korean banks and a hack linked to the north korean government. we do know this kind of hack is unprecedented. it would have been very difficult for sony to protect themselves. >> sony is saying threats were sent to sony employees. this is very serious. this goes beyond just being difficult for business i'm wondering how bad it is and if you think we can expect more and the broad implications on business. >> you look at movie scripts being leaked. entire films being leaked. movie stars' aliases to -- when they check into a place they use a certain alias. this is their safety, social security numbers. i spoke to one security resear

in return, oakland picked up third base man brett laurie and major league-ready prospects.he move bittersweet for donaldson. >> oakland felt like it was home for me. that's where i spent the majority of my career. the group of guys that we had there, the fan base that supported us, those guys in that locker room are my brothers. that's what stung the most out of all of it. >>> he's only 24, donaldson's 28. the former athletic has scored more runs, driven in more runs. their career averages, pretty similar. >> look at it as a new situation for myself. i need to go up there and be me. i can't fill someone else's shoes. i'm expected to be brett laurie and that's what i'm going to do. >> billy beane gets a solid switch at third and picks up three more major league-ready players. it is definitely the a's way of doing things. >> tough to be an a's fan with all the rotating players. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, watch "sports net central" tonight at 10:30 on comcast sports net. >>> high-tech training behind bars. the coding program at san quentin prison ton

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he's not going to new york to take down two more officers. >> they've questioned him. >> laurie segall doing the digital trail. thank you for that. >>> the police unions in new york are pull nothing punches in blaming mayor bill de blasio for what they say was the cold blooded shootings of their officers over the weekend. the rift between the mayor and the police is so deep, look at your gene. th -- your screen. that's the police turning their backs on the mayor as he came through the crowd to pay respects to the fallen police officers. that is powerful. others have signed a police union petition that asks mayor de blasio not to attend their funerals if they so happen to be killed in the line of duty. an online petition calling for the mayor's resignation now has more than 50,000 signatures on it. among the reasons for the department's dislikes of mayor de blasio, he campaigned against stop and frisk as an overreach of police authority. when mayor de blasio said two nypd officers were "allegedly" assaulted by demonstrators, the police union was livid. they said the assault happened, it

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you had jones, foster and laurie, i can't recall the other two. and those people that committed it, most of them were shot and killed by police officers in confrontations where they try to take out the officers and those who weren't killed went to jail. this is deja vu for me. the last time i can recall an assassination like this, eddie burn in 1988, he was sitting in a police car guarding a material witness, the drug deals went up and shot him 6 times in the head. so i can recall that it's just very tragic. >> very, very tragic. also, the mayor made it clear that right now, it's not a time for analysis on the next step of what needs to be done. it's about the families. it's about the families who are now going, who should be celebrating the holidays will be mourning and burying their father, their husband. and it is about them. and also, other fellow members of the nypd who feel this just as well, especially as they begin their days or nights on duty. >> yeah, i can tell you, get an e-mail or phone calls from former colleagues of mine. they're ve

want to bring in cnn's money technology correspondent laurie siegall. how seriously are they taking these threats? >> very seriously. they said they looked through 119 instagram images from the shooter. that's since been taken down. but my sources at the nypd say they are looking at the people commenting on the shooter's page. they are following up, looking at their friends. they said they're taking this very seriously. working 24/7. i was told their currently trying to track down a gang member who posted a picture of police with a gun to his head. they're saying this is something they have to take seriously. they don't want to risk it. you heard mayor de blasio say, if you see something, say something. he was referring to this new age of the internet. if you see something on the internet, you have a responsibility to try to say something and prevent something tragic like this from happening. >> laurie, thank you so much. reporting from new york city. that's it for "the lead." i'm suzanne malveaux sitting in for jake tapper. i turn you over to my collea

the scholarship program made it possible for 82 students from camden to attend college, lisa thomas-lauryn news." >> well, a boxing champ was in south philadelphia today to give back, wba super light weight danny garcia was at the charter school on this giving tuesday to empower kids to follow their dreams, and he started at the young age of 10. we started with a clothing distribution for students in need. >> could be a tough task this weekend for the eagles. jaime apody is here now with more on that. >> the birds got back to work today and said it felt like a mini bye week, and now they are back to take off the defending champs. jordan matthews didn't have any, that is using your head, and then runs full speed to the end zone, you got to love the way this plays. this game has huge playoff implications, and malcolm jenkins says bring it on. >> this is the national football league and a league made up of grown men and a team like us, we enjoy going against the best and competing against the best and we work hard all week and all year and we don't want to go out and just go out and beat tea

(laurie, ellie and andy groan) ♪ -- captions by vitac -- hey, i was just talking about you.o graduation's in a couple months, huh? yeah. guess that's right. in the eight or nine years it'll take you to find a way to make money with an art degree, what do you see yourself doing? lotta irons in the fire. can't wait to, uh, dive in get my hands dirty, really hit the ground running. i gotta go to class. later. bye, babe. well, it sounds like travis has got a lot going on. those are just empty buzzwords. i do that at work when i can't think of anything to say. "you need to prioritize," "refocus your capital," "really attack the market." should i be attacking the market? yeah, go ahead. i don't mind dating a guy who plays with action figures, i just don't think i should have to pay for them. dude needs a j-o-b. i should go. we are trying to get stan into gulfhaven academy. the woman from admissions is coming by the house. that place is crazy competitive. they barely accept anyone. like me, but a school. why didn't you tell me? you know i need at least an hour to tie a windsor knot

jeff laurie on the season that was.> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> hey, i'm john clark. the eagles finished 10-6 for a second straight year under chip kelly, but this time no play-offs. this is only the second time the birds were 10-6 and missed the play-offs in the 16-game era. the birds did win the finale against thetotxs giants today. quarterback bradley fletcher out with a hip injury. so nolan carroll. similar results for secondary. giants going after him early. eli manning to reuben randle. hauls it in. 43 yards. the giants could score, up 7-3. free agent to be mark sanchez, 44 yards to the house. jordan with 8 touchdowns. only one other eagle rookie has more in a season. we're tied up at seven. that goes 80 yards that drive right there. then later in the quarter, third and goal. brent's first touchdown this season. and the eagles are up 14-7. then third quarter, eagles up 17-16. special teams getting it done again. james casey blocked punt. trey b

laurie segall is joining me to talk more about this. what do we know?e know a lot of former sony employees are nervous about their personal information from this hack leaking online but what we also know is the next sony-style attack and the tools to carry it out could also be available on the dark web. take a look. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> what? >> reporter: the next sony hack is for sale in the dark corners of the web. to bring down a web page for an hour, depending on the web site, only $2 to $60 on this underground page. to redirect people to a fake site is going for 750 bucks. what about the hack like sony? >> out of pocket, $1,000. >> reporter: these services available for purchase on an illegal form on the dark web in the deep corners of the internet often accessed through encrypted browsers. the fbi may have traced the sony attack to north korea but in the wild west of the internet you don't have to be a sophisticated criminal to launch a devastating cyber attack, you just need an internet connection. >> you d