. >> but she's just played the lead in the new ridley scott.s a great talent. >> rose: very good. here's a scene. take a look. >> your hedge needs trimming. >> where am any >> i don't care where you are. i'm not goin to play the game. i have to catch the last... train. oh, that's you, i'm afraid. i lose. game over. still don't see me. (laughs) >> i'm not going out with you dressed like that. >> would you prefer i joined you in a military dress with that heinous hand made scarf. >> oh, ho i've missed you, holmes. >> have you? i barely noticed your absence. then again, i'm knee deep in research extracting fluids from the adrenal glands of sheep and design mig own urban camouflag all the while we're in a decisive break through of the most important case of my career. >> rose: where was downey, here, who's great in this >> he should be right here. >> rose: where is he? >> funnily enough, the two of us now have a great time... >> rose: divided up? >> no, we on the whole do everything tot together. >> rose: he doesn't like he? >> i think he doesn't f

also of black cart down and you probably also know it was based on the 2001 movie directed by ridley scott. mark was a journalist first from 1979 to 2003 at the philadelphia inquirer and for three seasons he covered football is that right? over the years he's written for the new yorker and the atlantic, sports illustrated, rolling stone, and i have to mention that wikipedia notes he was inspired to embark on the journalistic career reading tom will's but the electric kool-aid. [laughter] emission to mark we have one of the characters from his new book to my mind is as close as you can get to a digital sherlock holmes. the investigations of microsoft digital crime unit just give me a great sticker maybe that is an extra one and he has many things to tell. before mark talks i just want to talk a little bit about our subject the subject of the worm, the term probably most of you are familiar with but just let me put it out, originally it came from a really wonderful fiction novel written by john in 1975 in which he had something called the tapeworm and the wonderful thing about that book in p

author also of black hawk down and you also know it was the basis for a 2001 movie directed by ridley scott. mark was a journalist first from 1979 and 2003. he was at the "philadelphia enquirer" and for three seasons he covered football; is that right? >> that's correct. >> over the years he's written for the new yorker, for the men's journal atlantic, "sports illustrated," rolling stone and i have to mention that wikileaks that he was inspired to embark on a journalistic approach by reading tom wolfe's book the electric kool-aid acid test. i was inspired by the test as well but not to become a journalist. [laughter] >> and in addition to mark, we have one of the characters from his new book, t.j. campana, to my mind as close as you can get to a digital sherlock holmes. he's a senior officer at microsoft's crime unit and he has many tales to tell. before mark talks, i want to just talk a little bit about our subject. so the history of the worm -- the term probably most of you are familiar with but let me just set it out. it originally came from a really wonderful science fiction novel writt

author of black hawk down and you probably also know was the basis for a 2001 movie directed by ridley scott. mark was a journalist first from 1979 to 2003. he was at the philadelphia inquirer, and for three seasons he covered football, is that right? >> that's correct. >> she is written for the new yorker, men's journal atlantic, sports illustrated, rolling stone. i have to mention that would pianos that he was aspiring to embark on a journalistic career reading the electric kool-aid acid test. i was inspired as well. and in addition we of one of the characters from his new book, t.j. campana, who, to my mind, is as close as you can get to a digital sherlock holmes. he is also the senior manager for investigations of microsoft it's a crime unit, and he just gave me his cradle sticker, may he as an extra one. he has many tales to tell. so i just -- before they talk alike to talk a little bit about our subjects. the history of the worm, the term probably most of you're familiar with colleges let me set it out. it originally came from a wonderful science fiction novel written by john brodeur i