that is where nintendo comes then and this is the 3 ds and the nintendo system has been the best-sellinge system since it launched. is better than the ds and they made it even better with 3d and we have a great configuration with our product of the day. this purple is brand new. we also have that in black, red and blue.your color you get a full set up, the stylus pen the ar car tended to gigabyte s d card and you get the mario tennis the game. [reading] when you are on the go and you do not want to be bored you can have your entertainment in the palm of your hand or for your children. 194-460. cory bergeron is here to tell us about it. what you do not know about cory bergeron is that he is a big kid and he loves playing games. >>guest: with four children it is about giving games and letting them catalog their lives and giving them cool interesting things. that is part of my job as a dad.i will show you the features of the nintendo 3ds and it is the only system that has two screens. the is a touchscreen. and the top one is to watch the screen and sometimes you are using both of these scre

. >>> digital revolution, ipads, e-books, even nintendos. students asked to byot, bring your own technology to classrooms on the cutting edge. >>> and moonstruck. the breath taking sight captivating millions around the world. the greatest show on earth. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. a political tremor in europe tonight is being felt on both sides of the atlantic after french voters weary from austerity measures bring nicholnicolas sarko sarkozy's presidency to a stunning end. he's the latest in a growing line of european leaders tossed from office. the winner of today's french election, francois hollande, a socialist who has rejected painful cuts as a way out of the crisis. the question tonight is whether that's enough to give the case of the jitters to financial markets on the eve of monday's openings. we'll get the view from this side of the pond in a moment. but let's begin in paris with nbc's jim maceda. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. the french wanted fresh blood, and tonight they

nintendo-- the argentine tango. >> did america get it right? did.think they it would have been if they had given it to all three people. they were all amazing. >> i agree. who thesepoll on like to see next season. jennifer hudson, steve harvey, stephen colbert, and ellen. you guys have my vote. >> oh, no. [laughter] was there auestion, they liked thee most? was there a particular dance you liked the most? >> it was unbelievable. what about you? >>. love the tangos donald driver, del. i love to see him in the packers color >>s. thank you so much. we want to get right back up to hollywood. -- to hollywood. >> hello. here we are in the middle of all excitement after the family. everyone was just allow in, meaning the media. you can see, they are lining up. the celebrities have not come stage set to start doing interviews. happens at the "dancing with the stars." is pandemonium. everyone is so excited. had such an impressive system. what a family. clincher --as the what a family. -- finale. last night was the clincher. we were here last night. the

. >> they filed mario tennis open puts the nintendo characters on the game court. it shines when playing in multi player format. >> it is interesting. and multi jurisdictional players and this game is great for a multi 3-d household. >> those are your tech bytes. i am rob nelson. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. . >>> they get to meet congress and it is a free on lane game to commemorate the war of 1812. now, they can see what lawmakers do. >> sherry johnson has more to kick off a new game. what is this all about. i am in unfortunate visitor and education center. this is great. every now and then you get to buff up on your history and this is one

in supposed to terry to this they just haven't thought it out their top performance today is that nintendond that's because they get good at their income from the year i was headed to us to see how they closed up shop on friday evening now wall street dick was a look back not such concerns i have a strange find out to help push the u.s. stocks at lower levels. sounded oppose the writings of five spanish banks by. entering a double date as you can see that it was not fit in the law from the. exchange rate as the how the common currency is performing right now it is one twenty five ninety five the ruble finished up. on the common currency in the. figure. and the list goes on to the markets as we have a close bond it was a down day for the boston market. we have now we also had some. thirty six point five billion dollars of investment that's what attracted the first quarter of the yeah the result was eighteen. and that's because of all the global economic. that we're seeing at the moment now a bit of optimism coming from chris but he's from true. and he says that he could see momentum improvi

, the last time he did one over in pittsburgh, he said the kids were actually playing with their nintendos and couldn't care less. he was watching them from the wire, looking down. we should also mention, this is the first time that anyone has walked over water to a crane in the middle of the harbor. guys, it's going to be interesting. 5:15 tomorrow. back to you on tv hill. >> yeah, jessica. because it's sort of like a moving target, right? that the wire could move more than normal. >> reporter: right. and speaking of moving. we should also mention he says wind is not a factor or the rain. it's only lightning that could ground him and have to postpone it. >> all right. we will check in with bob, who is sitting next to me. thank you. wjz will definitely be there. as nick wolinda walks over the inner harbor. we'll bring you his stunt tomorrow night at 5:00 and 6:00. unless, bob, there's lightning. >> that's pretty much prime time for thunderstorms. >> okay. >> if it's just rain, still going to do it. >> yep. >> unbelievable. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. light rains in the r

caught by a wireless computer web cam, several officers can be seen bowling on the drug dealer's nintendotective documenting evidence, repeatedly puts down a clipboard to hit the virtual lanes. 13 detectives and three sergeants spend nine hours searching the home, with some trying to perfect their game. the county sheriff calls the incident embarrassing. a gutter ball for the cops with a little too much time to spare. >> what are you doing? >> what are you doing? >> you can't touch me. >> an off-duty police officer lashes out after a video vigilante confronts more cops behaving badly. at home or at work, he goes by his real name, but on the streets, he's known as jimmy justice. >> it's about justice. for the average joe in new york, who's trying to get to work and is constantly being given a hard time by the cops for every tiny parking infraction that we do, and i've turned the tables on them. >> jimmy justice works as an audio systems engineer, but in his off time, he hits the road to catch what he says is a blatant disregard for the law by authorities. >> they have this sense of entitle

why not put in nintendo or whatever it is -- whatever kids are playing today. you know, get a robot to drive the car so you can update your status and do all those things. it is absolutely insane. insane. >> then sue john madden for inventing madden ball that it was so awesome that you had it play it in the car. equivalent of the text messaging. if the video gaming wasn't so much fun, i wouldn't have had to play it in the car. wouldn't have had to drive over the bridge. >> free the text messenger. free the text mess energy the. >> the panel stays. up next, big oil, big consequences. if you just found that your state just struck billions in black gold, would it be a reason no throw a big party or a curse upon your nation? our specialist weighs in after this. joets john travolta ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mpic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom chipped in 10,000 points. karen kicked in 20,000. and by pooling more thankyou points from folks all over town, we were able to watch team usa... [ cheering ] in true london fashi

they would talk about sports figures and games and nintendo had no clue what they were talking about and i think oh my gosh, anything happen interesting at school? talking to each other. they never talked to me. i had to come up with ideas how to get them to involve me in this exercise. a history test thursday. how did that go today? i became very specific, half the time you get information and i start playing games and bring stories to the dinner table. i cut out articles of people that they like. any kind of story that told a lesson and throw it on the table. did you hear about so and so and get the dialogue going? i did everything i could to have a dialogue. i was present in an important part of this cable. it was work. when my oldest married i was the happiest person in the world because i sit next to my daughter-in-law and we chat up a storm. i have a friend at the table. any other questions? yes? >> the rules that you have. were these rules you drew from your own family experience with your parents and siblings? i can tell me they were rules you needed to have as you went along

because they would talk all about sports figures and games and nintendo, and i had no clue what they were talking about. and i would just sit there. and i would just think, oh, my gosh. and i would say, so, anything happen interesting at school? nope, nope, nope. and back to talking to each other. [laughter] they never talked to me. so i'd have to come up with ideas of how to get them to involve me in this exercise, you know? and so i would learn more and say, okay, you told me you had a history test, right? thursday. today's thursday. how'd that go today? you know? and i became very specific. instead of saying how did it go, i'd say how did the history test go? then i'd start playing games, i'd bring stories to the dinner table, i'd cut out articles about people that i thought they liked, a sports figure and i saw something, any kind of story that told a lesson i wanted to give them, and can i'd throw it on the table, did you hear about so and so and get the dialogue going. i did everything i could to make, to have a die hog with them, to -- dialogue with them, to make certain they

. >> names like game stop, activision, microsoft, nintendo, there are those that are related as well.actual real information here that we need to know? >> i think you guys make a good point. this is not industry data that shows us that kids are going to go outside and play video games. there is still plenty of demand. it's a pricinging issue as we go from $60 oh games to 99 cents games. as we look at the companies most risk of that, it's game stop. they are selling plastic and it's going away. >> their whole distribution is going down, right? >> yes. >> why do we need to go into the store to get a box? >> would it be a sell for you, evan? >> yes, that's a sell rating. they have big issues. they preannounced last night and we think there is more to come. the company that's doing the best to transition from physical to digital is still electronic arts. this year we expect 40% of their sales to be digital. the company that can be more profitable than they they looked a couple of years ago. >> evan, julia, thank you very much. >>> coming up, a jolt of caffeine before the trading day ends.

about the most boring thing i ever did because there is talk about sports figures and games for nintendo when i clue what they're talking about. i was just at errant tank my gosh that's a funny thing that trysting happen at school? nope, that he talking to each other. they never talk to me. so i have to come up with ideas of how to get them to involve me in this exercise, you know. so i've learned more in a-ok come you told me you had a history test thursday. today's thursday, how did that go today? i'd have to give very specific. if they had at the history test go? then i would start playing games. they bring stories to the dinner table. i cut out articles of people i thought daylight. any kind of story that told a lesson i wanted to give them. and i withdraw my cable company did you hear about someone so to get the dialogue going. i did everything i could to make and have a dialogue with them to make certain they were aware of his president and an important part of this table. but it was work. and when my oldest married, i was the happiest person in the world because now it's set next

. >> clayton: there was nintendo wii kayaking, i beat him in that. >> dave: thanks for bringing thatws alert out of chicago where anti-n.a.t.o. protesters clash with police all day and well into the night. they're threatening even bigger riots today as we get close to the summit's opening later this evening. >> clayton: peter doocy will i have with the details this morning with more on this, good morning, peter. >> reporter: good morning, clayton. out of about a thousand people who protested in the loop, basecle the center of i go sh, only a half dozen arrested according to the superintendent of police. but there were certainly more than half a dozen protesters who were pushing the limit of what was legal and despite that. dest. pete the protesters best efforts, quotes to the action and near the hotel where the world leaders are staying, authorities were i believe a to redirect themselves, to the chicago river and away from the site of the summit and away from michigan avenue where a lot of chicagoans likes to spend saturday night eating and shopping, but those protests were small po

remember the nintendo game which first appeared in 1992. >> the guy built his own. >> he built his ownlt his own and tears down the halls of mit late at night when no one is watching. >> that is not bad at all. video games in real life. i bet he's a real hit on campus. not a lot of dates but at least has a go kart. >> it's cute. he's blasting through the walls >>> this morning on "world news now" -- gathering dust. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- gathering dust. that's what millions of dollars in airport security equipment is doing inside of a warehouse. >> and that's raising questions about whether everything possible is actually being done to stop terror attacks. it's wednesday, may 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> getting over that hump. >> yes, indeed. >> good morning. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin. a report being released today will detail what kind of terror-fighting machines are in mothballs, not doing anything to keep americans safe and continued threats from al qaeda. >> weird story here. a warehouse full of equipment. there's been s