courtney reagan has the story from the lincoln log factory in bur nah made. >> reporter: lincoln logs among the most american iconic toys but the last 60 years, the wooden toys have been made in china, not anymore. >> over the last four years although we had some fits and starts, we moved the lincoln logs back to the united states with pride manufacturing in maine. >> we operate in a 152 mile radius pulling from ordering states. matched colors, we've got the speck rate, the strength rate. we're ready for 2015. prides ready and connection is ready. >> reporter: consumer reports say given the choice between a product made in the u.s. and an identical one made abroad, 78% of americans would rather buy the domestic version. they're also willing to pay more. but that's not an issue for lincoln logs. >> with us, we don't give them that choice. we make sure it's the same price it was before. it's on us to deliver the value and deliver the customer experience and to deliver the price value equation. >> reporter: many children made wish lists on apps like ipads, connects said retail sales rema

lincoln logs, remember those? they're set to make a comeback.e story. >> generations of american kids have grown up with lincoln logs, constructing miniature forts and buildings and knocking them down. created in 1916, the iconic american toy, designed by john lloyd wright -- the son of famous architect frank lloyd wright -- has been outsourced to china for manufacturing for the last 60 years. now the little logs are coming home. >> it's taken us almost five years to figure it out, but for next holiday season we are going to have made in the usa lincoln logs on the shelves here in the united states. >> reporter: the producers of lincoln logs is thrilled to have the notched logs made in the states. and he plans to have the plastic pieces eventually manufactured here too. >> there is no better brand than made in america worldwide. it stands for quality, it stands for innovation. >> reporter: repatriating lincoln logs to the u.s. has take then lots of planning, hard work and pride as many pride manufacturing in burnham, maine. pride beat out furnit

one company is hoping the answer is yes, ma'am the maker of, get this lincoln logs recently bought manufacturing it was in china. courtney reagan is live at the factory in maine where lincoln locks has come home. that's right, steve. i'm here at pride manufacturing in burn ham, maine and this company has been working for 17 months to bring the iconic lincoln log back to the united states after being made in china for the last 60 years and it matters, because "consumer reports" say that give the choice, 78% of americans would prefer to buy a product made in america versus an identical product made abroad. something the ceo, kinects, the company that makes lincoln logs, seeing also. >> families with discretionary income who are buying things during hot i day season, like our especially for young children, love to buy things that are made in america and there is no more powerful brand in the world than made in the usa. >> and walmart has pledged to spend $250 billion buying american-made products by the year 2023. the company says that, in fact, it's the second most important thing, where a product

lincoln logs made here in the you had. >> connects has teamed up with pride manufacturing, in maine,for american production. >>> welcome home, guys. >>> in entertainment headlines it was a big christmas surprise for movie goers in los angeles. >> seth rogan showed up to introduce the interview. >> i just want to say thank you. if it wasn't for theaters like this and people like you guys this literally be bleeping happening right now. >> he was a little excited. >> he was work up. it was a chase utley moment in 2008 world series. >> rogan in the interview co writer evan goldberg stood up to cheers. he decided to drop by since it was where he lives. film was schenn on 300 movie screens across the country and available on digital platforms such as you tube and google will play for $5.99. sony had originally pulled the film in response to the hack attack. >>> ♪ >> wow. >> wow is right. >> that is actor patrick stewart. >> he looks like he is in pain. >> yeah. >> he is in the too happy his wife posted rid yes of him wearing the the dancing christmas hat. stewart tweeted link of the video

it's like lincoln logs, it's a bunch of loosely connected actors.so getting away from the godfather metaphor and just talking about organized crime that way. >> yeah, i think -- you know, i think the connection is trust, right? and credibility within their space. i think, you know, ms. caldwell she spoke about the cash out crews that exist. you have a hacker who hacks into the bank who takes away security controls. creates accounts and inflates limits and then tells their partners around the world, who they never met and don't know in real life, here is the information you need to go to the atm, take out all that money and you physically have the money in your possession. but you have -- you're working for or with a group of people you don't know, you have the money in your hand. how does the hacker benefit from you the cyber criminal having that money in your hand? well, you have to send me the money, right, you have to send the -- the bad guy has to send the money to the hacker. if they don't, they're going to complain to everyone else they're wor

and it's kind of like -- it's like lincoln log or leggos when they connect things where they need toconnect to. it's not one giant person doing the entire thing. so, yes, get away from the god father metaphor and just talk about organized crime that way. >> i think the connection is trust, right? and credibility within our space. i think, you know, as carl well spoke in the beginning of the conferen conference, you talked about the crews that exist, right? so think about that for a second. you have a hacker who takes away security controls and then tells their parter ins around the world who they never met, who they don't know in real life. here's the information you need to go to an atm, take out all of that money and you physically have the money in your possession. you're working for or with a group of people you don't know and you have the money in your hand. how does the hacker benefit from you, the cyber criminal, having that money in thailand? well, you have to send me the money, right? the bad guy has to send the money to the hacker. if they don't, they'll be out of the pictu

it's like a lincoln log or legos where they connect things that they need to connect to but it's notke there's one giant person running the entire thing. it's a bunch of loosely connected actors. so get away from the godfather metaphor and just talk about organized crime that way. >> i think the connection is trust. credibility within the space and as caldwell spoke at the beginning of the conference she talked about the cash cow crews that exist. think about that you have a hacker that hacks into a bank who takes away security controls and inflates limits and then tells the partners around the world whom they have never met who they don't know in real life here's the information need to go to an atm take up the money and you physically have the money in their possession. you are working for with a group of people you don't know when you have the money in your hand. how does the hacker benefit from you the cybercriminal having the money in your hands than a hired -- cyberattacker somewhere in the world that you have got to send, the bad guy has to send the money to the hacker could i

they -- it's like lincoln log or le goes.the god father metaphor metaphor. >> i think the connection is trust and credibility within their space. i think when she spoke at the beginning of the conference, she thought about the cash out crews. here is the conversation you need to go to an atm, take out the money and you physically have the money in your possession. from you the cyber criminal. you have to send me the money, right? the bad guy has got to send the money to the hacker. if they don't then they will complain that the one person didn't hold up their end of the bargain and they're out of the picture. they will be cut because they're not trusted. at the end of day. similar to the way an organized crime group would have to earn or maintain trust. >> what does that mean for law enforcement? the god father model was you work your way up the chain but your elt mat goal is taking out the to be. where does the focus immediate to be to have the greatest impact? >> i think the goal for commercial organizations like mine, what

. >> after she allegedly logged onto facebook and threatened to shoot proit'sers outside of lincoln financialfield. the protest was in response to the recent grand jury decisions, as we feel. organizers designed it to disrupt traffic at yesterday's eagle's game. . >> the central bucks school sbooup sben dent confirms that the name is the same as a guidance counselor at cb west high school. the cool e school district says she is on administrative leave while authorities investigate. police are also investigating a racist e-mail sent to some parents at a montgomery county school. they sent a letter out today explaining than an e-mail was sent anonymously last week. the superintendent says we don't toll rate such behavior here in which he willenham. >> we have this just in to nbc 10. police have arrested two men in connection to three recent church arsons in felton, delaware. alex harrington on the left now facing arson and burglary charges. last week, we showed you how this fire we're going to show you gutted the healing hands christian church within hours. two more church fires erupted nearby.

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