sony claims it lies with the internal clock older versions of ps 3. thought it was a leap year and when february 29 did not roll around. the systems were confused. sony restored service to all of the playstation 3's. >> and no glitches here, check out the tech news and read my blog. go to foxbaltimore.com foxbaltimore.com/"word on the web". i am judy kurtz and that's tonight's "word on the web". >> obesity rates on the rise. still ahead on the news at 10:00. shocking age kids are now starting to show signs of heart disease. >> and no love for "p >> children are showing signs of heart disease at young ages of late. new survey found some children have the warning signs of heart ailments as young as the age of three. obesity in kids rose more than 1 percent between 2007 and 2008. junk food intake is up and exercise is way down. >> and here is something else to increase a child's risk of heart disease. parents smoking. researchers looked at almost 500 kids, ages eight to 13, who are around someone that smokes on a daily basis. by the time the kids turn 13

>> guest: today we're showing what our latest consoles are, the nintendo wii, the sony playstation 3 and the xbox 360. these are the latest devices out on the market. they also have hand held devices, but we wanted to show, you know, we wanted you guys to see the latest consoles and what controllers, you know, we're using with them. the wii is really, it's a great console because it has a motion motion-censored controller, and they're all wireless encouraging activity for, you know, for all game players. and we've been a member of the internet caucus for quite a few years now, and, you know, we just like to show everyone what some of our latest technology is and also let them know how people are placing games in sort of their daily life. you know, it's not just for entertainment purposes anymore, they're also being used for medical training, being used for fitness, education, rehabilitation, there's some really uses now. so we try and encourage that, that's why we're here today. [inaudible conversations] >> host: okay, what is this map that we're looking at? >> guest: over the past t

microsoft, sony and nintendo. so today we are showing our latest consoles, the nintendo wii, the sony playstation three and the microsoft xbox 360. these are the latest consoles out on the market. they also have handheld devices. each of these companies. we didn't bring them today, but we wanted to shout, you know, we wanted you guys to see the latest consoles and what controllers, you know, were using with them. a week is really -- it's a great console because it has a motion sensor controller and there are wireless, encouraging hippity for, you know, all gameplayers. and we've been a member of the internet caucus for quite a few years now and coming you know, we just like to show everyone what some of our latest technology is and also let them know how people are placing and so did their daily life. you know, it's not just for entertainment purposes anymore. they're also be used for medical training, been used for fitness, education, rehabilitation. there's some really wonderful uses now. so we try and encourage

if you have a panasonic tv, you need panasonic glasses, sony tv, you need sony glasses.be a problem if you want to go to a friend's house and watch the game in 3-d. i also think it is an issue for bars that might be like, hey, we have a 3-d tv, bring your own glasses, we're going to watch the game. i think a lot of them are hoping they can capitalize on that. there are definitely manufacturers trying to make interoperable glasses but we don't have them yet. >> do we get the sense this 3-d experience will extend beyond sports. i get it in the big imax. but are we going to watch like "law and order" in 3-d? >> maybe the ones with the really shocking victims. some people might get a kick out of that. you look at promos for the new life series, the sequel to "planet earth." i'd love to see that in 3-d. whether we're going to be watching 2 1/2 men in 3-d, i don't think so. if you look at the success of "avatar" and now "alice in wonderland," there will be a push to import that 3-d to the home. >> i'll be interested to see if it moves beyond sports in the home. >> so is porn.

well, if the powerful chairman of sony has his way, you may soon have the choice.told theater goers, you'll be helping our country meet an urgent public health need. kraft announced they will cut the soed youm in hundreds of products by 10% over the next couple of years, the equivalent of 10 million pounds of salt. >> after awhile, everyone will get used to a lower salt taste, and i think that would be a good thing. >> reporter: after a study shows that an average boy consumes two sodas a day, pepsi just vowed to pull their most sugary drinks from all schools around the world. and now the pressure is on coke to do the same. >> unfortunately, that company has done nothing to reduce that. >> reporter: while congress debated but eventually dropped a plan to tax junk food, experts say this corporate health gig seems driven by government and consumer command. as the first lady pushed for awareness, she scoffed at putting a warning label on twinkies. >> it's not a cigarette. and, you know, what parents need is just information about what's in the twinkie. >> reporter: if

it is part of a partnership with sony. they will have a remote-control that will allow you to surf the web on your television set. gas prices are easing. there is growing demand for shipment in asia. many areas are being touched. that is business. and reporting for wbal tv 11 news. back to you. >> thanks. scammers will do just about anything to steal from seniors even pose as a grandchild. it opened at a local couple who lost a lot of money. -- it happened to a local couple who lost a lot of money. >> they thought their grandson was on their phone. but the caller was a fake. he convinced them that he needed money in a hurry. the wired him thousands of dollars and discovered it was not their grandson at all. after the criminals got the money, they called back and talked to them. >> i said who is this. he said, you know who this is. >> what they said to get the money and tips to avoid becoming a victim. >> many dog lovers share -- spare no expense when it comes to the best for their dogs. you can increase their energy the ne

it is reporting that sony may form a partnership with google. finally, the nikkei has learned that nissan motor has entered negotiations with daimler to pro cure large engines and cooperate in development of environmental friendly cars. >>> renault, which has a 33% stake in daimler, is discuss in discussions with daimler. >> kondo-san, thank you very much for that. >> and christine, the world trade organization is set to rule today on the dispute between airbus and boeing. boeing is claiming that airbus relied on heavy government subsidies between 1998 and 2003. airbus argued that boeing got equ equally subsidies from nasa where its assembly operations are based. airbus expects the case will be resolved through a negotiated settlement, which the eu has offered rebeatedly to the u.s. boeing and airbus shares are lower right now. >>> james bond may soon after to a new boss. time warner has reportedly put in the highest second round bit for mgm studios. however, the offers were far less than mgm had expected. the studio has been saladsed with nearl

sony hopes to have the issue resolved today and did so i do you because there were so many questionsut what happened to my p 167893. >> people immediate to know. and you're the woman it-to-tell them. emily smith, thanks. >>> o.j. simpson's so-called acquit it will suit can be donated to a museum. the sdwrunlg has ruled that the suit simpson was wearing when he was acquitted of murder in 1995 could be given to the smithsonian or some other museum. several son agreed with the plan from his jail cell. ending a drawn out legal battle over his clothes that he was wearing and the battle that he's been in with the father of ron goldberg, one of the people simpson was accused of killing. >>> no one's going to siberia just yet. but russia's president was not happy with his country's performance at the winter olympics. president dimitri med did he ever has ordered olympic officials to quit or be fired. he wants big changes in training procedures after the russian team finished in 11th place in the medal count. it was especially embarrassing because russia is due host the mix winter olympics in

sony pictures, "the bounty hunters in the in theaters march 19. and by nissan.rch 13. to purchase your ticket, please call or visit washingtonwizards.com. wizards trail with 8:28 to play in regulation. there's rodney stuckey. here's the situation. a week ago in cleveland in the 3rd quarter, stuckey had just come out of the game. he appeared to be okay. when they went to the bench, you can see he's embracing one of the trainers. thenning not sustain and had to be taken out on a stretcher. he's been to three different cardiologists now. nobody could find any problems with his heart. he's been cleared to resume exercise. >> phil: i remember seeing parts of that game. in fact, after the game, they were playing the cavaliers. players from both teams got around center court to say a prayer. we hope the best for him. they were all in the dark at that time. good to hear that he checked out okay. >> steve: he's in his third year, just 23 years old. this season, 35th in the league in scoring at over 17 points a game. >> phil: he played in every game, played and started. h

sony pictures the bounty hunters in theaters march 19th. and by papa john's.a john line now at papajohns.com. >>> what a sparkling day and glorious next denver as -- in denver as the road trip continues. political saunders saunders will start shawn live -- shaun livingston. we will start with phil chenier. >> reporter: thank you. shaun didn't shoot the ball particularly well yesterday but he made good decisions. i asked him what he looks for as a point guard and a floor leader. >> it's reads. as the point guard on any team, you want your point guard to make the decisions. that's being a point guard in the league, deciding whether someone has a mismatch or you have a mismatch. that's something i have grown and gotten better with. this wizards' coaching staff is helping me out with that as well. >> reporter: tonight he will face another top point guard, chonny bill lips. chauncey billups. can he impose his size advantage and the wizards get the performance they had in the last two meetings? coming up steve will have the opening lineup and the tipoff here on comc

sony, cell phones, call it apple. skyworks, cyprus and so many others. including nair do well qualcomm, which came alive with pleasure today on better-than-expected earnings. don't forget, if best buy can explode higher out of the grease, doesn't that mean great things for other player that rely on a reinvigorated consumer? apparel companies like ralph lauren, j. crew or department stores like jcpenney or macy's. another one for the grecian urn. they'll have to earn their way out of it. or boeing. boeing continues to gain adherence as its order brook brims. does boeing get hurt by a strong dollar? g.e. aerospace, triumph, and a whole host of others to rally. does boeing get hurt by a strong dollar? maybe on translation, but not if its main competitor air bus can't make the planes. take that, grecian urn. or how about our banks? they're caught in the muck of grease, right? are they really? the banks with the exception of citigroup are domestic animals. they long ago shed their overseas assets. i think these companies are untouched by greece or the john tr

. >>> the head of sony pictures is pushing for healthier food at the movies.opcorn and candy will be on the menu but they want to add alternatives like yogurt, baked chips and air popped popcorn. the alliance for healthier generation launched by president clinton offered to help out. >>> let's head over to brian bolter for what is next on the "news edge at 6:00". >> shopping and getting paid for it. the warning about a new scam floating around. plus, hawaii may be making changes to the state law because of the president's birth certificates. we will tell you why. and attention all tuesday customers, a racial announcement at a walmart store is turning heads. [ male announcer ] the laurel is a reward for achievement. ♪ reward yourself at the cadillac laurel event, with an cts sport sedan. ♪ ♪ visit soon. because while there is no expiration date on achievement, on rewarding it, there is. for qualified current lessees: the cts luxury collection. reward yourself. internet is changing our lives in ways we never thought possible. helping us to connect, and learn, an

sony and cannon both rose around 2% while toyota motor gained 1.5%. pioneer surged nearly 10% after its rating was upgraded by two notches. fanuc reached 10,000 for the first time in two months. mean white, consumer prices fell for the 12th state month in february. finance minister naoto khan says more needs to be done to beat the latest inflation. that's all for the nikkei business report. back to you, christine. >> thank you very much for that. you have a good weekend. nicole. >> christine, the top republican of the banking market sounds off on the panel passed by the panel this week. senator shelby sent a letter to timothy geithner saying that the bill drafted by democrat chris dodd basically falls too short. he said it fails to end the problem of too big to fail, exposes taxpayers and shelby says there is still room for a bipartisan compromise. also, the white house unveils a new round of housing aid today. as president obama is really under increasing political pressure to help struggling ohm owners and send the tide of closure. it provides incen

sony, microsoft, and they spent tens of millions of dollars designing the perfect system to fit your hand so why not follow that design? the other aspect is they spent tens of millions of dollars training the use so right when you joined you can figure out how to use a very quickly. the challenges they are finding when you use the same controller and see it through a video screen, the difference between a training exercise and real world is only in your head and how you interpret. it looks almost the same so it puts the burden on the and it leader a lot more and a final note whether the people live wrote with the was just back from but hunch from the top outside a guy and said anything that makes it easier to kill is not a good fit. i thought that was a good quote coming from one of the most lethal people in our entire force that it is a warning you do not want to make it too easy. >> sir. one thing we discussed this morning was a military industrial complex in america had you think this contributes to that? >> gained eight question it is a big worry of mine as the reference in a glo

so that's a very serious concern because the rainy sony fek tively starts april 1. and about three or four days ago we had a very heavy rain. we saw some of the problems that the rain brought for those people not in secure shelter. >> ifill: can you describe some of those problems. >> sure. the problems are really great because many of these houses are made out of make-shift wood, cardboard , bed sheets, tin , poles. so when the rain comes, the houses fall down. the people inside get wet. there's a lot of flooding that happens. they're on very insecure hillsides where there's a lot of mud that falls. so generally the conditions are just a disaster. we've only seen one strong rain so far. so you can imagine this gets multiplyed over and over again when the rainy season really starts. >> ifill: there is a big international donors conference coming up at the end of the month. haiti is hoping for $11 billion. is there any connection between high-profile visits like today and the chances that haiti will get that kind of international help? >> well, i think that was certa

so, if you have a party, it goes on this sony. it's $150. it looks like a lazy susan.e, it will snap and take a picture. it has software loaded in. >> it did take a picture. >> it took it, uh huh. >> you can see there. good. >> so, if you have a friend that has something on their face, they will not make the album. and it's perfect. $150. >> now to the computer savvy desk light. >> you know what, if you don't want to turn your lights on at night but want a little extra light for your computer, this is $7.99, perpetualkid.com. >> powers off your computer. that's great. >> isn't that cute? and it's great for kids because it's fun. >> speaking of a computer, you have a slide show converter software thing you've worked into the computer. >> my family has over 3,000 slides. i went into storage to get it. this is the old envelope they're in. we all have so many old slides. now for $99, you put the slides in here and it will put it right on to the computer so you can edit it. it's my father's 65th birthday. i'm making this for my family. that's my father and i. >> so cute! >>

also today, sony music and the late michael jackson's estate announced the largest recording deal ever for the artist's work, worth $250 million. the seven-year agreement includes songs never before released, plus jackson's music catalog. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. but for now, back to judy. >> woodruff: the pressure built today on uncommitted house democrats to support health care reform later this week. and democrats floated a new voting strategy that republicans quickly condemned. newshour congressional correspondent kwame holman begins our coverage. >> holman: health care dominated another day at the capitol, as house democratic leaders worked to nail down a majority of 216 votes. the effort included an hour-long caucus meeting this afternoon. later, house speaker nancy pelosi said she expects party whips to round up enough votes. >> we have a massive whip operation, and we'll be ready when it is time to go to the floor. >> holman: until recently, leaders sai

, and jon feltheimer, our ceo, is a terrific operator building value going all the way back to the sony days with telemundo. but what i'll say is what we have here is we're going to have ups and downs from a free cash flow standpoint based on how we're growing the business. the ironic thing for me as i look at it is that carl is saying that boy, oh boy, these guys are doing a terrible job, but i want to buy the whole company. well, who built the value of these core assets that he's trying to buy the entire company? and again, our board of directors has said over and over again and my sense is they've looked at this very carefully, is that his offer is ridiculous. we believe there's significantly more value than the $6 a share that carl is offering. and again, his history, by the way, is terrific in certainly a lot of deals, but he's opportunistic in his buying, and we think this is an example of that. >> mr. burngsz i'd like to ask a que quick question. 70% of your films over the ten years ha v. been profitable. i think that's at the top end of the industry. but i think the hidden value

if a powerful chairman of sony pictures has his way you may soon have the choice.en told theater owners that by bringing healthier snacks into concession stands you'll be helping our country meet an urgent public health need. meanwhile, kraft announced they will cut the sodium in hundreds of products by 10% over the next couple of years, the equivalent of 10 million pounds of salt. >> after a while everyone will get used to a lower salt taste and i think that would be a really good thing. >> reporter: after studies showed the average teenage boy consumes 72 pounds of sugar a year by drinking two sodas a day, pepsi vowed to pull their most sugary drinks from all schools around the world. now the pressure is on coke to do the same. >> unfortunately, that company has done nothing to reduce the caloric content of soft drinks it sells in high schools. >> reporter: while congress debated but eventually dropped a plan to tax junk food, experts say this corporate health kick seems driven by a dash of government urging and a dollop of consumer demand. as first lady michelle

i think it is fine to have a better quality soÑi that a chine member representing a large part of myou 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 f#y)m@ @ @ @ @ r@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ >> here is one -- this could be expected -- is the greek financial crisis posing a systemic risk? did the imf for see this in its article four consultations with greece? >> welker -- -- well -- everybody can see exactly how we address the fact that there is a problem. the situation is a very special situation, as everyone knows, because brees is a member of the i'm up but at the same time, not only a member of the european union but a member of the eirozone. i will not elaborate on all of the discussion about the single share for the bureau's own in th

we might quibble about the quality but sony it would be covered. and news may receive bank anywhere from 60 to 100 percent of revenue for advertising. those days are ending. advertising will still remain but were going to have far less. last year for the first time in its history the "new york times" had less money from advertising them from non-advertising sources. the newspaper that routinely get 75 to 80 percent of its revenues from advertising. those days are gone. and now we're back to the situation with market is going to provide our the journalism. it's just not going to happen. how do we think about journalism now? what did they do? i can say one thing they didn't do, they did say let's hope some rich guys make money. now we can have a democracy. if they don't do it roll up the carpet and see who wants to play games. that wasn't how they thought about. what they did is they regard as a public good. by public good is an economics term that didn't exist then, came in the 20 century but it captures how we should understand journalism. as somet