ice broke through a glass atrium at the sony building in manhattan last night. ten people were injured. the injuries were not serious. the city's fire department says ice and glass fell into the building's lobby area. >>> police in memphis are looking for a man who shot and killed a mall security guard. authorities say the guard tried to break up a fight between two men at southland shopping mall on saturday. one of those men reportedly shot the guard in the chest. both men took off, and some shoppers saw the whole thing unfold. >> it's like watching tv in slow motion. you know what's going on. you're hearing the emotions from the people. and everyone is helpless. they don't know if the two men would have shot at each other. you know, any of us could have been shot. >> certainly scary moments inside of the mall. the guard was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> a nobel prize-winning group is asking for outside help with its global warming reports. the intergovernmental clipanel looking to calm recent criticism. critics found errors in those reports. the ipcc sa

. >> larry: all made by sony? >> sony does the core technology and then vince's team created the rig that allowed us to shoot 3-d. >> larry: what was your role, rich? >> we used the virtual camera which is a different rig than this. it's a camera that we shoot to provide jim the directorial tools he needed. >> he worked on "lord of the rings" film and because of his experience in doing facial reality, we invited him to be part of "avatar." >> larry: where did you find vince? >> we go way back. >> larry: what's a stereographer. >> it's how to produce good images. >> larry: most people think it represents a technical revolution in film making. we'll look at a side by side comparison of a scene involving zoe saldana. watch. >> i trusted you. >> trust me now, please. >> you will never be one of the people. >> please. >> larry: okay, richie. explain animation in that scene. >> the night we shot that zoe set the bar from an acting standpoint. we obviously had to meet that. i think this is probably the best scene in the

. >> larry: all made by sony?sony does the core technology and then vince's team created the stereoscopic rig which allowed us to shoot 3-d. >> larry: what was your role, rich? >> the rubber meeting the road. we used a virtual camera, which is a slightly different camera rig than this. it's a camera that we shoot inside a volume to provide jim the directorial tools he needed. >> larry: where in ireland did you find him? >> he's a very famous animator. he worked on "lord of the rings" film and because of his experience in doing facial reality, we invited him to be part of "avatar." >> larry: where did you find vince? >> vince and i go way back. >> back to the days of "the abyss." >> larry: what's a stereographer. >> it's someone who understands the dynamic of stair quloe and how to produce good images. that's what their main role is. >> larry: most people think it represents a technical revolution in filmmaking. to give you a small sense, we'll look at a side by side comparison of a scene involving zoe saldana. wat

three of them are game consul makers -- microsoft, sony, and nintendo. today, we are showing what our latest consoles are. these are the latest consoles out on the market. they also have hand-held devices, each of these companies. we did not bring them today, but we wanted you guys to see the latest consoles and what controllers you use with them. the wii is a great consoles. it has a motion sensitive controller. they are all wireless, encouraging movement and activity for gamers. we have been a member of the internet caucus for quite a few years now. we just like to show everyone what our latest technology is, and also let them know how people are placing games in their daily lives. it is not just for entertainment purposes anymore. they are also being used for medical training, for fitness, education, rehabilitation. there are some really wonderful uses now. we try to encourage that. that is why we are here today. >> what is this map we are looking at? >> for years, we have been mapping broadband, where broadband is available and where it is not. broad

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but the 1998 copyright law, the sony bono copyright extension act, known as the mickey mouse protection act, gives -- makes copyright last for the life of the author, plus 70 years. that is more than a century in most cases. and why? well, in part because mickey mouse was about to fall into the public domain. so hollywood mobilized and now we've got a very poor copyright law, which is not encouraging the spread of knowledge at all. so we need changes in the copyright law, we need changes, i believe, notably in the regulation concerning so-called otheorphan books which i could discuss later if you like. i could go on and on and i will like to mention the other book which i'm publishing recently, it's got maybe a -- i like titles that are sort of amusing and i would like the text to be actually if possible, amusing. one of my ambitions is to make my leader laugh aloud. i don't know if i've ever succeeded, but i would be happy if i could sit in the let's say the reading room of widener and watch a student read a book and laugh. the power and enjoyment of laughter, i think, is just a wonder

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sony and hitachi were stable as they both upgraded their fiscal 2009 earnings outlook the previous day. toyota motors shares rose by 9%. traders also said that its shares were brought back as they once fell below its volume per share of 3,280 yen yesterday. but investors were still concerned with the brake problem on the prius hybrid. the carmaker has decided to recall some 2,070 units to fix the problem. panasonic said that its net profits for the third quarter returned to black aid by cost reductions and a domestic stimulus program. for the full year ending march, the firm raised its operating profit outlook to 1,50 billion yen to 120 billion yen. that was the nikkei business report. back to you, christine. >> saijal. >> what a day. i investors, you get a sense of worry about the european debt problems. we saw heavy losses. let me talk about the greater china region because the hang seng index fell to a five-month low. very weak performance there. shanghai composite putting in its third week of losses there. and taiwan was down 4% there. if we take a look at the hong kong blue chip,

funny but it makes me sick to think that all this money is going to executives in this economy, when sony people are struggling. you know, my industry is really struggling. there are no new hotels being built. there are no, you know, residential, there are no building going on. i suffer because of that. >> and mr. arnold? >> i of course, too, think it is unconscionable. and i believe the number i read was that in the last quarter, wellpoint had a profit of over $4 billion. even if we cut the net is still an incredibly healthy profit. so it just takes, as i said in my testimony, profiteering versus profit making that there is a difference. profit-making is fine. it is down the -- profiteering, when it affects people like us in the way that it has is just wrong. it speaks to a lack of decency. and decency may not be -- uncertain lack of decency may not be illegal but it is wrong. that's i think it requires government intervention and regulation. >> thank you. i think you all make the case very well. i for one don't think a company that's paying its executives more than $100 billion a year h

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be available in electronic form for your kindle and george stoney reader and what ever -- and your sonyreader. ready for the beach. want to take it from here? >> [unintelligible] >> one thing that leads off the page, even after job growth returns, and you do not see unemployment coming down to 6% until 2015. is that not a pretty bleak assessment of what the obama presidency will deliver? >> the first thing is to remind to this is exactly the same forecast when we did the budget. as we describe that the time, we tried to do it in an honest, a conservative forecast, making sure we based our budget numbers close to the consensus and reasonable forecast. it is important to realize when we did this forecast -- we had a place holder in in there for some targeted jobs measures, but it did seem very fluid. i know in particular, the council of economic advisers are concerned about the jobs and wages tax credit. it is moving to the house and senate in that area. that is the kind of proposal that might have the chance of moving the dialogue, of being particularly effective. what is really the matt

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i think it is fine to have a better quality soÑi that a chine member representing a large part of myt home in the imf. that is the only way you can discuss. if everybody feels at home. i am very happy to have him join the fun the beginning in may. his experience, knowledge, and skills in the financial sector will be very helpful. it is a way to show the chinese that they can be at home. the imf is also a way for the chinese to show that they feel at home in the imf. >> thank you. here is one that could be expected. is the greek financial crisis posing a systemic risk? did the imf for see this in its article for consultations with greece? >> you have all the difficult questions. well, the article we have for civilians -- the article we have for bilateral surveillance in greece is public. how do we address the problem? the situation is a very special situation, as everybody knows, because greece is a member of the imf, but also a member of the european union and the euro zone. therefore, all of the discussion -- i am not going to elaborate about a single chair for the euro zone on the

a lot of things, and he was altogether much too optimistic about the good feelings of stalin, the sony dictator, and of the soviet union in general. much more favorably disposed towards them than winston churchill wanted. and often winston churchill couldn't get his way, with fdr, particularly towards the end and particularly at the famous or notorious conference. nevertheless, any other english leader would not have gone on so well with roosevelt as churchill did. their partnership was unique in modern history, and was a very successful one. and often, when i'm talking to english leaders, like tony blair or margaret thatcher, i am often inclined to say to them, it is very important to study the relationship between fdr and churchill, and to read the letters they exchange. because of back issue a kind of guide as to what anglo-american relationship should be, and have a special relationship should function. and the special relationship with all its faults and all its limitations, is still the most important geopolitical factor in the entire world, and long may it flourish. that was lai

instead getting the video they want from a bewildering array of nonline services, next flicks hulu, the sony xbox stores and youtube, vimeo, and other offer a mix of professional and amateur content. in some, there's never been so much competition for our eyes and ears and audience and advertising dollars have become increasingly fragmented as a result. finally, we need to realize that the ongoing digital revolution is opening many business models especially advertising over-the-air broadcasting. and alliances like comcast-nbc u. may be one blueprint for how operators can compete going forward. with the fcc and ftc currently investigating whether journalism and trouble and what it might take to save the news, many media economists and industry analysts seem to agree that at least some degree of consolidation or collaboration might be necessary. consider last week's news that nbc universal saw quarterly profits plunge a whopping 30% in the fourth quarter of 2009. this is indicative of the general downturn the entire media sector has been experiencing as of late. why not then allow comcast to

it will be available in electronic form for your kindal and sony reader. everybody on the beach will be reading the economic report of the president. ok. >> one figure that just leaps off the page from this report is that even after job growth returns you don't see unemployment coming down to 6% until 2015. isn't that a pretty bleak assessment of six years of the obama presidency is going to deliver? >> the first thing to say this is the same forecast you saw a couple weeks ago when we did the budget. it is the administration's forecast. i think as we described at the time we had, you know, we tried to do an honest, conservative forecast to make sure that we were basing our budget numbers on close to the consensus in a reasonable forecast as we can. i think it is important to realize to certainly when we did this forecast,Ñi you know, had a placeholder in there for some targeted jobs measures. but certainly when things were very fluid. i know for in particular the council of economic advisors are very enthusiastic about the small business jobs and wages ta

instead getting the video they want from a bewildering array of nonline services, next flicks hulu, the sonyox stores and youtube, vimeo, and other offer a mix of professional and amateur content. in some, there's never been so much competition for our eyes and ears and audience and advertising dollars have become increasingly fragmented as a result. finally, we need to realize that the ongoing digital revolution is opening many business models especially advertising over-the-air broadcasting. and alliances like comcast-nbc u. may be one blueprint for how operators can compete going forward. with the fcc and ftc currently investigating whether journalism and trouble and what it might take to save the news, many media economists and industry analysts seem to agree that at least some degree of consolidation or collaboration might be necessary. consider last week's news that nbc universal saw quarterly profits plunge a whopping 30% in the fourth quarter of 2009. this is indicative of the general downturn the entire media sector has been experiencing as of late. why not then allow comcast to try

instead getting the video they want from a bewildering array of nonline services, next flicks hulu, the sonyx stores and youtube, vimeo, and other offer a mix of professional and amateur content. in some, there's never been so much competition for our eyes and ears and audience and advertising dollars have become increasingly fragmented as a result. finally, we need to realize that the ongoing digital revolution is opening many business models especially advertising over-the-air broadcasting. and alliances like comcast-nbc u. may be one blueprint for how operators can compete going forward. with the fcc and ftc currently investigating whether journalism and trouble and what it might take to save the news, many media economists and industry analysts seem to agree that at least some degree of consolidation or collaboration might be necessary. consider last week's news that nbc universal saw quarterly profits plunge a whopping 30% in the fourth quarter of 2009. this is indicative of the general downturn the entire media sector has been experiencing as of late. why not then allow comcast to try

. >> but why is it that sony witnesses have said to us that the aftermath planning was deficient in? >> well, i think, first of all, i think a lot of the criticism have been directed at the american system. all i would say about that is, i think, like you, and if you look at the rand report or the inspector general report, i think denon 2009, in america, i think it lays out very clearly the problems that prewar planning, the planning and postwar execution. i think for ourselves, you know, if we knew then what we know now, i mean, we would of course do things very differently. on the other hand, for what we thought we going to have, we had planned for and we met those eventualities. >> but you see, the americans, but what have you agreed with president bush about, about the aftermath? >> what we agreed was, i mean, the whole dispute really about the united nations, we were saying the united nations had to come back into the situation. in the in -- >> they were very reluctant. and that is something i think which we wanted. and there was a resistance from the american? >> yes, that's ab