. >> very disturbing it isn't like the simple days in the '80 a less where matthew broderick tapped inalm air computer and played tick tack toe. now they can hack in to medical equipment doctors using facebook saying this is the first i am hearing of medical hackers. the idea of disabling equipment i use to keep patience alive much less improve their health is frightening. even a millisecond of equipment failure can be the difference between live and death. >> that makes it all the more disturbing because it's been known about in larger circles for years and years and doctors and hospitals are still unaware. >> did you know about did? >> not until we started doing the show. that's why i have been freaked out since we started working on it. the next time you visit your doctor, think about this, your x-rays, drug dosages and even medical records could be controlled by an outsider. it's a scary thought. but according to a new study, it's way easier than you might think. from the radiation level on your ct scan to defibrillators to ventilators and even refrigerators storing blood samples,

which is really an awful lot of screen the nineteen eighties after the movie war games with matthew broderick. um that was the scare congress so much that they put in. they put into action this lot. um that has had really no significant changes since nineteen eighty six obviously our lives are very different now. in terms of the sky network world that we lived and then there were ninety six. the problem is it stalled out we hope that we'll take a reinvigorated time it's abroad. drink a lot that needs changing times in which with four study found that tech companies often use it to go up to the competitors who are using internet in ways that they don't i don't like. so um the opposition's come from various forces at various sites unexpectedly. but we hope to take an almond be bigger and bigger it that day absolutely and brandon wanted to ask you about your path to releasing this documentary. i'm using kick starter you had over fifteen hundred people pledged over nine thousand dollars that's roughly fifty dollars the per cent in the state people are tied on and my niece ally that level i think

. >> the one from matthew broderick, that wasn't scary. >> no, it wasn't. >> other than i paid money.> more people died -- well never mind. >> died of boredom. >> i walked and i was on an airplane. >>> should they grab the pole to get out of a hole? following the big of knox they want to strip or sell their sweet body for tuition. knox is headlining a strip club in queens, new york. a manager says he has been flooded with applicants eager to payoff costs. a columbian student penned a tell all in the school paper about his awesome life as an escort. one woman paid him $15,000 to sun bathe with her in tuscany and the other just wanted his company at a justin bieber concert she attended with her daughters. she said, quote, i remind middle aged women of the popular guy in high school. because the popular guy is a straight male hustler? i believe we have video of him picking up his date. you know the music makes that. he was kind of cool, but then the music brought it. >> did you notice no one was on the street watching? >> he gets up very early to do that. he doesn't want his animal spook

it looks like a pretty intense movie that's not like joking, matthew broderick chasing dinosaur eggs.serious with bryan cranston and a really good cast. that's what i'm looking forward to. it comes out friday. >> can't beat briyan cranston. >>> i'm looking forward to take angelina jolie. let's talk about the misses. i'm a fan of teenage mutant ninja turtles. i have seen clips of the new version. not so thrilled. take a look. >> does anybody have an idea of who or what this is? >> i don't know. i bet he never has to ask for a can opener. >> just a mask, see, don't freak out. right? >> i wanted to compare the two. >> i like that, the side by side. >> there's humor in boast of them. am i the only one that's not feeling that? >> i don't know. maybe some kids will get into it. >> that haven't seen the original one. >> that's true. it's a good point. for me, with the turtles, there was a lot of talk before the movie was made, it's produced by michael bay and there was a lot of controversy amongst nerds, frankly. it was really important, guys. he wanted to change the turtles from outer space

. >> for the duration of the was in ferris bueller, he was in the producers, matthew broderick.aven't seen wargames? >> no, because you're much older than me. it is a really interesting opportunity for new military officers. now it is a lot more sophisticated than code breaking from world war ii. >> will be back with the chief of digitalfficer shadows. >> no deal for pfizer and astrazeneca. the biggest proposed takeover is dead. what happens next? we will explain. >> no deal for now. the largest u.s. drug maker pfizer has abandoned its 70 billion pound bid for astrazeneca with at least a three-month cooling off. period. how likely do think it is that pfizer will come back in three months if they are invited or in six months to try to buy astrazeneca again? think it is going to depend very much on the progress that astrazeneca is able to present on its pipeline. we have the annual council meeting coming up this weekend. the companies will present their latest data. meeting will take place also in the u.s. where astra will share its latest findings. outcome and the interpretation

after the movie war games with matthew broderick that movie scared congress so much that they put inthey put into action this law that has had really no significant changes since one nine hundred eighty six obviously our lives are very different now in terms of this kind of networked world that we lived in than they were in one thousand nine hundred six so. the problem is it's stalled out we hope we hope to kind of reinvigorate it it's a broad vague law that needs changing and we've fortunately found that tech companies often use it to go after their competitors who. using the internet in ways that they don't they don't like so oppositions come from various forces various sides unexpectedly but we hope to take it on and review invigorate the debate absolutely and brian i wanted to ask you about your path to releasing this documentary using kickstarter you had over fifteen hundred people pledge over ninety thousand dollars that's roughly sixty dollars a person and these days people are tight on money so that says a lot i think how instrumental was crowd funding in this effort well it