terrorist threat to millions of movie goers around the country being told that if they are at a sin plex and even a screen next door to the movie they are watching is "the interview", the whole place might be blow up. that kind of outrage makes me not worry about the end of scene in this movie whether it's in good taste? >> do you think sony is right or was it prudent that they canceled the movie given the threat? >> well the president said it was a mistake to cancel the release. and then sony clarified and said we haven't canceled the release. we've delayed it. i and i think they delay was understandable. imagine me turning to my wife and saying let's take the three girls to see a disney move and it is as a sin plex and right door is "the interview". i'm not sure the wife would let me take the family out to that movie. and that is just because people were in a bit of up roar. i think by january or february we'll be able to see this movie in movie theaters across the country. we may provide movie goers with additional sense of security by coordinating that with local law enforcement. i t

the warriors rocking the jerseys at the metro plex. jump out to a lead in the first quarter. lo doves up 26 in the second. johnson two of his 25 just before the half. then rush is schooled. another former warrior led the mavs with 24. ellis shows off something we rarely saw, he passes 20 chandler, warriors up 13 in the third. looses his shoe. it's swatted into the first row. one handed swpinning lay up. warriors win 105-98. twelfth team to start the season 20-2. >>> denver coming in 4-2 record jump out to the lead. pioneers took 25-17 lead in the half. back in the second. mathis big in the paint, he had ten. coast to coast. off the steel. and hang on to win 49-43. >>> st. mary's tough nonconference against creightone forced into ot. in the paint, gails outlast creighton many 71-67 that final. >>> when you think of the world rivalry in college football, army navy automatically comes to mind. navy winning the past twelve in a series that dates back to 1890. a lot of energy in the stands. army scores first. hoping to end the twelve gave losing streak with 7-0 lead. just before t

by last week's rain fell over knocking over a light poll and partially damaging the roof of a four-plex that louis sanchez lives in. >> all of a sudden it starts shaking like an earthquake. and i came out to the main door and check out what was going on and i just saw that the tree was falling down. >> reporter: a tree fell down on highway 17 today, too, disruchting the early morning commute for nearly two hours and downed some power lines. >> there you go. >> reporter: no one was more anxious for that road to open than scar bro's ace hardware. a delivery truck with more stock was delayed by that road closure, so the store still had near empty shelves today from a run last week on storm-related goods. >> we prepped very early, brought in a lot of extra merchandise, flashlights, batteries, tarps, generators, tuesday and wednesday of last week we just had a huge run on all that stuff, basically by wednesday night i told through everything. >> reporter: so it looks like weak trees as well as storm drains will be put to the test tonight with this latest storm. live in san jose. >>> in the n

this is south of the malcolm plex. throw in people trying to get to 295 and you have a good pre-christmas mess. >> i prefer it to be bright and sunny. >> reporter: the not so great weather is making for not so great traveling. it could be worse. >> honestly, not that bad given the temperature is so high. at least it's not freezing rain. >> reporter: at the train station, busy, busy, busy. business travelers gave way to holiday travels. >> going to maryland to be with my sister. >> reporter: here in delaware, folks getting out early to beat the rush and the weather. >> there's going to be a storm. drivers that have the ability to flex their time, get away today rather than tomorrow. >> reporter: today's no picnic, either. no problems in terms of crashes. the flight leaving for orlando does appear to be leaving on time, should be leaving any minute and we may hear it go over our heads. it is a little slippery out here. pack patience along with the christmas gifts. i'm tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> the new nbc 10 news app

a real life threat against potential movie goers, most major theater chains including regal cinema plex have decided not to show the r chains controversial movie after the threat. >> they call themselves the guardians of peace, warning people considering seeing the movie, the actors are recruited by the cia to assassinate north korean dictator, kim jong un, and keep yourself distant and you'll see the awful movie sony has made and sources tell "action news" that they are known as a cyber team known as bureau 31. there is no intelligence to indicate a plot against movie theaters many are taking no chances. >> the company will have to work with law enforcement to see how serious to take the threat. >> the film stars have called off their promotional star and the movie's premier in new york city has been canceled. >> all right alicia thank you. >>> to business now and a huge day on wall street, the dow is picking up 288 points, the nasdaq up significantly 96.5, and the s&p gaining 40 today and investors are reacting to the announcement that they will be patient. >> american apparel has cut

sin plex now calling it an unprecedented situation. the chains are corming their options opening with regal saying they're just delaying the opening. but this is another blow for sony after 1 00 terabytes of data were stolen on tuesday, actors seth roe gan and james franco canceled many of their prez events including late night with seth meyers, jimmy fallon and "live with kelly and michael." >> they had to cancel, but, you know, hope everything over there gets worked ute. >> even the new york premier set for tomorrow has now been scrapped. >> this is a movie with a $44 million budget. if theatres won't play it, what should sony do? >> i think they should fight fire with fire. if these people are using information they've hacked on the internet wide open, pirate sites and all kinds of other place, that's where sony should take the fight. rather than drying to get the knew vie, the information into movie theatre, i think it should be posted all over the web. let the whole world see it for free in hd. and really show these hackers that t

police received a report this afternoon of someone with a gun in the business comment plex, where business classes are held. -- complex. where business classes are held. no one was found. >>> in berkeley police are repairing -- preparing for another night of protests. protests grew violent over the weekend. ktvu's john fowler is live in berkeley. already a few protesters are out again tonight. >> reporter: that's right. we are here that instance. there are a few protesters. they tell us this is the beginning of a new civil rights movement. this is vowel plaza, the beginning of the spree speech movement. there is no purpose or actually no direction for them to go. they may go to the police department or city hall. police are determined to prevent anymore lawlessness. >> damage still evident at city hall and 16 businesses in berkeley. some people angry at trouble makers. >> nothing to do with breaking our windows and starting fires and -- i mean, just destroying our city. they come from somewhere else. >> reporter: 600 people on the street last night, protesting police brutality in new york

pack backing away, sin plex calling it an unprecedented and complex situation. the chains are keeping their options open with regal saying it's just delaying the opening. but this is another blow for sony, coming three weeks after more than 100 terabytes of data were stolen. and the hits keep coming. on tuesday, actors seth roe gan and james franco canceled many of their upcoming press events including seth meyers, "the tonight show" starring jimny fallon and "live with kelly and michael." >> james franco was supposed to be here with morning but they're going through a lot. he had to cancel. but, you know, hope everything over there et ging worked out. >> even the new york premier set for tomorrow has been scrapped. this is a movie with a $44 million budget. so if theerts won't play it, what should sony do? >> i think sony should fight fire with fire, that is if these people are using information they've hacked on the internet, wide open on pirate sites and all kinds of other places. that's where sony should take the fight. rather than trying to get the movie, t

neighbors were awe-struck by the sight of the giant pine tree that crashed down on this four-plex. the family inside evacuated but not hurt. tree trimming crews decided against a crane and began putting the tree up. large branches spread out the weight. >> different from the other ones i've seep. we've had fallen roofs, trees went through the roof. >> reporter: the storm has toppled a lot of trees in the mountains and people are bracing for even more. >> for all the tree companies in the valley, it's been nonstop for everybody. and the ground is so wet right now, if we get any kind of wind it's going to be really bad. >> reporter: the santa clara valley water district says the storms have put about 13,000 acre feet into the reservoirs, boosting overall levels to 38% capacity. >> not only is the upper watersheds drier than normal because of a three-year drought, our reservoir levels also started lower than they have in over 20 years. >> reporter: the district is still urging users to conserve. back here on burbank drive you can see that work crews are still trying to cut up the tree

cine plex saying it is delaying the opening but this is another blow for sony, after 100 terabytes of data were stolen and the hits keep coming. on tuesday, seth rogen and james franco canceled all appearancs.s >> james franco was going to be here but they are going through a lot over there but they had to cancel but hopefully everything gets worked out and the premier has now been scrapped for tomorrow. this is a movie with a $44 million budget and so if theaters won't play, what should sony do? >> i think they should fight fire with fire. using information they have hacked on the internet, wide open on pirate sites, that is where sony should take the fight, rather than getting the movie into movie theaters, it should be posted all over the web. let the whole world see it for free in hd and show the hackers that two can play at this game. >> no word from sony on a digital release yet. a lot of companies could help sony stream the movie. the question is will any of them risk a hack attack to do it. and so for, erin, no companies have stepped up. sony hasn't commented. but one group is

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plus this american audiences were scared to go to the multi-plex over the holidays, there goes some ofas on about principles when lives might, might have been at stake. but there's going to be a chilling effect on movies. already a production company cancelled steve carell film with a north korean connection. good luck going after the chinese or the russian, or even our own leaders if american groups make threats. would-be studio blockbusters are already gutless enterprises for fear of limiting audiences. now they have a reason to tell artists to play it dullly, i politically safe. >> please, wake me when this is over. sony makes a silly movie almost purposely designed to infuriate the mad leader of north korea. this is a nuclear armed, militarily powerful nation with the worst record of pry tallet towards its own people on this earth. now north korea, not that surprisingly, lashes out at sony with internet hacking and threaten to blow up theaters that show the movie. various hollywood people are telling us sony should not have called off the release, that it was cowardice. mr. obama s

sony pulled it following threats of attack, but you don't have to go to the multi-plex to watch. i didn't. it's available on line. >> you want to go kill kim jong-un? >> totally. >> a surprise chris approximate mass gift from sony pictures, the interview now available for streaming on you tube movies, google play and x box. >> i'm glad they've seen a light and coming back to see the movie. >> the movie about a plot to assassinate kim jong-un is at the center of the sony hacking scandal. the anonymous threats against theaters showing the film led to the cancellation, a move widely criticized, even by the president. >> i think they made a mistake. >> now, sony says it's proud to have stood up for free speech. yesterday, president obama when asked if he planned to see the film said this: >> i'm glad it's being released. >> tickets are selling fast as fans line up to see it. >> i am here because i wanted to support filmmakers who were being censored by a foreign body, because i don't believe that anybody should have the right to sensor a work, whether it's say tirical or not. >> even

improvement or that each of these products off to be submitted for the review before the commercialization plex debate could >> we think that is happening. >> that concludes question. i'm sure that people have follow-up questions. are there other questions from members we will submit in writing and we ask that you please respond promptly. thank you very much for coming this morning. we are going to take -- while the staff set up the second panel a three minute recess. the subcommittee is in recess. lawmakers wrapped up last week and members returned on january 6 and the gavel as the 114th congress. the senate wrapped up its work late last night passing the bill to extend series of tax breaks as well as improving a number of the executive and the judicial branch nominees. the majority leader said this week that approval of the keystone pipeline would be the first priority of the new republican-controlled senate. >> coming up live on c-span2 in about ten minutes or so will take you to the federal reserve for a press conference with the chair after a meeting about interest rates and u.s. monetary

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