results out of sony, let's look at the aspects.time of the reshuffle going on. >> this earnings season also focuses on the bottom line. last year, we saw a couple of forecast cuts. now we want to see if the restructuring plans at the pc spinoff and to the tv split with the subsidiary -- with the subsidy, if these are payoff. >> people are putting pressure on the company to split itself up. but also talking about the tv business, to get out of making tvs, spin that off. is ahile, the world cup great time for these companies with satellite tvs. and they have is ultrahigh deaf televisions, haven't they? 60yes, sony is expecting million units to be sold which is fairly aggressive because it -- 16 million units to be siliceous really aggressive. they were sponsors of the world cup. four k was right center at the world cup. that is with the key focus will be on. >> maniacal is what you call a focus. >> sony is the only company trying to wish all elements from your television to your handy cam, to your blu-ray players. they are trying to

search engines it uses sony's own software we're seeing similar type of thing with samsung to samsung just launched two weeks ago its first handset in iraq show that uses samsung's own mobile operating system so you're seeing these companies that own the and relationship with the customer suddenly pushing around the suppliers on the middle tier so companies like google are you know making their threats with satellite internet service that they're going to disintermediation around comcast at some level it's a defensive war you know what's a billion dollars for google to launch a few satellites the company sitting on about sixty billion dollars in cash and the potential loss of revenue it could see if a company like comcast was to block kugel or somehow push its customers away from it is a huge deal so i think what you're seeing over and over again is companies trying to make sure they own the end to end experience with a customer they're learning from apple apple devices apple app stores apple applications apple owns the full stack and customers would rather do business with apple than

liz: they beat sony to the punch. >> they did, and during a very sensitive time.have some developing news on this. microsoft being investigated by one of the head authorities for doing business in china right now. microsoft confirming to fox business they are being investigated, they will not explain why or any of the reasons, but they say they are fully -- liz: who's the organization behind -- >> it's the main governing body that governs how companies, foreign companies do business in china. what's interesting here is we're coming off of, obviously, edward snowden and the leagues and his harboring in hong kong, but the department of justice naming names in that cyber attack of the pla, chinese officials who the u.s. says stole secrets and had been hacking. so that's what we're looking at as xbox one enters the market, right? microsoft having to contend with both the government, but also with these sales. the sales, though, are expected to do very well because this ban of more than a dozen years is finally opening up. but what's interesting here, liz, is we're tal

. >>> struggling electronicsmaker sony has spun off its loss-making pc business. a new company named vaio has kicked off business under a new owner. vaio is owned 95% by a japanese investment fund and 5% by sony. >> translator: we want to build the kind of company that is worthy of support from our customers. we want to regain the loyalty of our product users. >> streamlining is key to the new firm based in sony's former pc plant in central japan. the workforce will be slashed to just one-fifth, about 240 people. the company will also narrow its product lineup. it will release only three models beginning next month in an effort to become profitable again. >>> the u.s. justice department has fined france's largest bank. they bought nearly $9 billion for breaking economic sanctions against countries black listed by the united states. the penalty is the largest ever for this type of case in the u.s. >> bnp gained in a complex and pervasive scheme to illegally move billions through the united states financial system on behalf of sanctioned entities. >> the justice dep

it's a new sony project morpheus.reality head set for the ps4 and it looks like you are in -- you'll see it. i'm in like a medieval world or something. it's the craziest thing it's ever -- i mean it's wild. it's like going to bonnaroo. [ laughter ] but channing and i are going to demo these headsets and i can't wait. these are the future of reality and they're going to blow your minds. also we have a standup from -- he's a great comedian. i went on tour with this guy with a couple of other comedians in the "clean cut comedy tour." where everyone just did clean material and it was super fun. and he destroyed every time we went out. he was just so, so funny. julian mccullough is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and you're going to love him. julian mccullough. great guy. funny. guys today is friday and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know i check my inbox and return some e-mails and of course i send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i was running a bit behind today. so i thoug

sony arabs in power in the rest of. it in anbar. and indeed in western syria but what makes you think dr levy that some of the actors that you just mentioned the united states even turkey wouldn't want to change or some sort of agreement with isis because we all remember that the united states used to view the taliban in afghanistan as as an enemy and that you know once they failed to eradicate that movement then now more than willing to you know open talks with them and even integrate them in afghanistan's political life what makes you think that this same sort of you turn is impossible with isis you're right to be skeptical you're right to say that america has had very strange allies over the years often its enemies have become its allies nevertheless i think in the period ahead it is unimaginable that either kurdistan or the united states would come to an accommodation with isis what they what they can do is to use the threat that isis is to the region as a whole to rework and destabilize a whole series of relationsh

the over the head headphones as we saw in the sony commercial. i have heard from a lot of people today who are talking about how rad their walkman was because it made them go outside. you could take your music with you if you were going to go for a run or go to the gym. now we don't carry tapes anymore. we carry around our smartphones that hold literally thousands of songs right now. i don't have to make mixed tapes anymore. >> i'm already out of date. i still use my ipod when i go for a run as opposed to taking my cell phone which is one-stop shopping for everything. >> ana, you're telling me you're running with your ipad. >> my ipod. >> i was going to say. >> i just got an ipad. >> if you're running with an ipad that's a little odd. it's been quite a development over 35 years. go ahead. >> yeah. and you just mentioned, you know, we got the iphone, we had the walkman 35 years ago. >> yes. >> you know, became all about mp3 players. we keep on moving forward. now it seems to be all about streaming music and we know googles just announced that they

and growing fears about sony rampage and how the isis terrorist may pose a danger to the middle east and beyond. >> an american city bracing for a now influx of undocumented immigrants. we go live. also this, we are now tracking the first hurricane of the atlantic season as arthur barrels to the carolinas on the eye of the independence day woke week. week to's new hour of happening now. i am jon scott. >> and i'm arthel neville. in for jenna lee. hurricane arthur is againing strength. it is packing winds of 90 miles per hour. and you are looking at carolina beach, north carolina on the live left side of your screen. thousands of vacationers and resident are leaving the coastal areas has the storm approaches. meteorologist janice dean has more on arthur is changing, i think, jd? >> arthur needs to make a sharp northeast turn or we'll have a earlier lap fall. we expect this to category 2, and look at this. this is where i am showing you the pointer. it is moving north, northeast right now. and there is wiowa lmington. we could deal with a landfall sooner and southward than originally a

we have sony out on thursday. ch analyst. sony has had a rough past 12 months.d that had a rough half a decade. what will we look at? >> we have seen a couple of downgrades. they have not been able to adequately perform. on thef folks will be bottom line. how are they doing on restructuring? dos subsidy rate -- the subsidiary plan. >> they will sell off television. and plan to separate out make a automated so you can manage profitability over there. that will be the big focus. focusing on 60 million units. it is very aggressive in general. this quarter will be key. there are marketing push was in the midst -- was immense. >> maniacal performance. tell me about 4k and how it relates to tv. how many tv sets were sold during the world cup? >> 4k is the resolution of the tv. betterresolution and picture quality. past.r transition to the hd, so the resolution of you can see things more clearly. >> you can see it clearly. >> tv makers want to get a way to get consumers to go into the shop and upgrade. to go in and buy a bigger tv. they want to pitch this high-quality,

sony with the walkman.n opportunity to build on that, apple had an opportunity with the ipod to guild build on it with the iphone and ipad and did. what makes you so sure gopro can't build a more proprietary advantage on top of what they've been able to do here? >> i don't know that with certainty. if you buy the stock today you have to believe it's a 100% probability to bring in the cash flow earnings over the next three to five years that you're buying today. this happens once in a while. a hot stock with a trend behind it, but in the end, the opportunity is not going long. it's going short. going short's not for everybody. you have to put your capital behind it. now is not the time to do it on this stock. the ale locations by mutual funds is still happening. at some point every buyer that wants it has it and that's when gravity takes hold. i love to be there for that. upside, amazing. make 50% in a matter of a few weeks. you know i'm a cash flow guy. it boils down cash flow. >> your point well taken. kev

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hitachi toshiba and sony got together years ago and merged crystal display and made a company called crystal display. now a similar movement. teaming up to preserve next generation technology. creating a thank you research and development company for what is known as organic electroluminescent or oel displays that can be used in tvs and computer. oel are thinner than liquid crystal displays and show chris crisper image but they are expensive to produce. the japanese companies are helpful the technology could be popular in tablets and laptops. sources reveal that executives at sony, pan sonic and japan display have decided to form a new r and d company called jo led. they will have support from a government backed fund. one of the aims is to prevent their technology from leaking to overseas rivals. experts say the companies face the challenge of turning oel displays into practical and profitable products. >>> well the latest data on the japanese economy just came out in june. factories produced less goods. industrial output for the month was down 3.3% from may, falling for the fooirs

sony executives hope to see the use of the technology spread in the u.s. and europe. the company plans to start production of ic chips for the new technology jointly with japan's toshiba and south korea's samsung electronics. >>> the people at the u.s. central bank like what they're seeing with the economy. federal reserve officials say in recent weeks the economy continued to expand. fed officials divide the country into 12 districts, interview people in each of those areas to compile what is known as the beige book. the report says overall consumer spending rose in every region. americans spent more on tourism as well as on cars and trucks. autoworker were pretty busy as were metal workers. they helped to drive an expansion in manufacturing. this report shows conditions in the labor market improved as well. with slight to moderate growth in employment. the report does provide a mixed picture, though, of real estate. people in many districts have seen more buyers for the houses on the market, but respondents in other areas saw less demand. >>> oyster farmers in north

a surprise first quarter profit report by sony. tokyo based company posted a 757% surge in the first quarter net profit on the year thanks to its strong ps4 sales. sony is attributing its 97% jump in operating profit to a gain from the sale of its technology facility in japan. the company has also announced plans for a joint venture with industry peers and a sony in japan display. perhaps you can flesh out for us some of the detail around the sony nebs, seen staggering from the headline results. >> the headline sounds good. operating margins are 3%. so if you applied that to samsung or apple, you wouldn't be impressed. but it is the earliest days of what seems to be a genuine recovery. only one of their divisions lost money and that was a small amount. they get marks for effort. >> you mentioned a small amount from the smartphone business, but this is where they've put a lot of their energy behind. there's been press conferences the last couple of years where they talked about the experience and this experience of entertaining the

there's a lot of movie studios, who knows whether sony -- sony might want to get -- maybe sony's video assets could be combined with time warner. the rest of sony does not look very good these days. there is a lot of european companies. , theseinese companies are global markets. look at how transformers did better in china than any other country. these movie studios are now recognizing when they make a movie, they are making it for a global audience. when you talk about potential partners for any companies, you have to look globally. it could be even a bollywood company. you, david kirkpatrick. for more on the m&a environment ega-deals,a of m billionaire investor rupert roth. founder of the distressed investment boutique firm, who knows about mergers. what's the biggest question when you see this news about rupert murdoch? a very logical thing for murdoch to do. i agree with your other speaker. , just as instion is pharmaceuticals, everybody is getting for everybody else. you wonder if this will start a feeding frenzy. comcast and time warner cable. and you have got -- dish might be a

so he's been involved in sony things in the red old japanese said, here's who was there, who was at the homebrew computer club me. here's what we did when we started the well. able to all business on a. and other people said i was at the first homebrew meeting and it was more like these type of people. so it was like wikipedia. the wisdom of the crowd helps to crowdsourced. so i put a lot of that in the book, and obvious he gave them credit and said here's what stewart brand said wind he was an early version of this chapter. >> is a tough to a book like this when we're in the middle of what is a continual innovation period? >> no. there's a wonderful art, wonderful trajectory where there's a couple of big old games. in one as this is creating people understand beauty and the arts in liberal arts and humanities connect their imaginations to the machines and the technology and engineering. that's happened in the 1830s, it's what larry and others did integrating google. so i want to show that narrative art. secondly, another thing is that technology is used to bring people together. it's a

a lot of investors concerns, what is sony going to do next?ony is already trying to imitate gopro. it's doing a poor job of it from everything we see. i don't know why a beleaguered company like sony would suddenly be able to turn things around. apple, doing its most phenomenal growth during the great recession. companies like gopro, go against the tide, disrupt markets and show grade leadership. >> micron as well. having a big move today. on some potentially negative news resulting from samsung and comments that samsung made. justified in the market today or overdone? >> micron is is a volatile stock, high beta. i can understand in a take lice thlice -- like this, it's going to underperform. >> saying this is a blip? >> part of it. >> a one-day thing for a stock that's had a great run since april. big name hedge funds guys behind it, et cetera? >> right. look at the samsung results, actually one bright not their earnings was memory growth. they expect supply/demand tight in the second half of the year. not only that, number one competitor, sa

sony's walkman is coming back to the us.debut in 1979, and it's more high-tech and pricier than ever. it now cost $700. this new walkman is aimed at premium buyers. it doesn't play the old cassettes, the altar high death audio. it's going to the dx one and is different from other mp3 players. it's bulky, heavy and houses a 128 gigabytes of storage. people in japan love it. it has sold out after hitting japanese stores in december. it's us launch date has not yet been set. >> also leave it to millennial's to invent ke. it's like canned and takes less than 30 seconds to cook in a microwave, spray cake comes in classic chocolate or vanilla and the two harvard students who invented it insist the simple cake baking style does not compromise the taste. they are currently looking for a manufacture to mass produce? liz: can i still eat the batter? we asked if you think dodd frank has been helpful or a hindrance to us? this is been said if we are in a recovery my bank account is not been informed. >> dodd frank may be worse than obam

he explains his taping system was a little sony, these little sony's they had an ai this little lapel mic next on my desk and he said he rubbed the flag on his lapel. it was nixon who started the business of the business with the flags in the lapel but i remember john gartner said we should all wear the flag pins. we should all put the flag decals on our cars. don't let them take it from us. the democrats and liberals weren't that smart and so they've appropriated that simple to this day. he loves the flag in his lapel and he says with a smile, the equipment president johnson had was much better metric of. then had reports kennedy and johnson had the phones. he adds, i'm not criticizing sony, you see. far be it for me to do a thing like that, that would be wrong, that's the kind way he would talk to an editor asked him his reaction discovery of the tapes, the conversations with the dean and mitchell didn't exist and the president replies, one of the great disappointments because i wanted the evidence out. he said that the plumbers and were established to stop leaks and information tha

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it had dual headphone socket send separate volume controls and that is sony's newest walkman. forthe zx-1 $700 and aimed at upscale users meant to resemble the original prototype. itsas 128 you give designated by its of storage and has wi-fi capability. zx-1 has been selling well in japan of was introduced in parts of europe and asia in a launch date in the u.s. has not been set yet. who would've thought? bloomberg television is "on the markets." futures are lower into the open as the s&p rallied on the most since april on friday. . ♪ >> we are 30 minutes from the opening bell. u.s. futures are slumping this morning. european stocks finished lower and this is what we are working on -- russian president vladimir putin is facing worldwide pressure to diffuse the ukrainian conflict and rebels there of being blamed for the downing of the malaysian jet. allergan is cutting 1500 positions. russia andtween ukraine are intensifying after the shooting down of the malaysian flight 17. u.s. and europe are threatening further sanctions against russia and vladimir putin accused politicians

sony pictures plans to release the spinoff in its place in 2016. the movie features an all-star lineup of superman billons. fans expect it could includethat's because "sony pictures" electro... who was played by jamie foxx in "the amazing spider-man 2." glee actress naya rivera got married over the weekend... the 27-year-old tied the knot to ryan dorsey... reports say the two met four years ago and have been friends ever since.. the wedding happened in cabo san lucas with a small group of family members.. it comes just three months after rivera's engagement ended to rapper big sean. we are all entitled to change our minds. the government of north korea is not known for a sense of humor. it wants this youtube video taken off the internet. it was made in china, and it shows korean dictator kim jong un's head on the figures of various dancers. while most people got a smile from the video, north korea complained that it compromised kim's dignity and authority... and demanded that the chinese government shut it down. the video is still there. who would

they signed a record deal with sony worth $1.7 million.band was making about $1600 a day playing the the streets of new york. that's impressive. but now, they're dreaming much bigger. >> where would you want to be in 20 years? >> i want to be doing this. this is what i love. >> i would want to be doing this and headlines shows of our own. doing world tours and making music. >> the group's opened for guns & roses. they became the >>> checking our top story, no end in sight for the deadly fighting in the middle east. air strikes intensify. thousands of palestinians are fleeing their homes in gaza for u.n. shelters. >>> the risky final voyage of the "costa concordia" is finally under way. it could take weeks to lift the ship off the underwater supports. >>> an 8-year-old girl and her dad had to be rescued by the fire department. >>> looking at today's weather, very warm in the northwest. hi highs in the 90s. isolated tornadoes possible in the midwest and from new england to virginia. >>> and finally this morning, on to russia in four years' t

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sony and disney each moving 2,500 jobs out. it's not good. you lose all those jobs and not only -- i mean, already, california is one of the worst states for people who live below the poverty line. we're almost at 20% below the poverty line. these are people you don't see. but 20% of the population is below the poverty line. in states with good education that attract a lot of jobs and those numbers are more like 8%. sure, leave the status quo. 20% will be 40%. end up with a very poor population here in california. i mean, i think we're making it a status quo that has not been working and it has not worked well for about 40 years. and we've let it slip. and now's the time make a difference. now's the time. grab your democracy. i'm going to help put this thing on the ballot. i'm going to help create platforms from which all of these states can operate independently. and then it's up to you. >> so continuing to flesh out the proposal, how equal or unequal are the populations among these different states? >> you mean -- you mean -- >> yeah. well,

takes a bag from the people from which he puts their things in it, and he takes laptop computers and a sony playstation console. >> did he take a call in the middle of the robbery? >> yes, he did. >> probably the girl, hey, baby, i have a gift for you later. >> oh, that's gross. >> dash cam from the patrol car of the officer in the car with him, his k-9 in the back, his name is bruno. watch what happens, a close call on the road. wrong way driver on a four-lane road. >> gosh, and you drive into a cop car. what can this guy do? can't whip around and chase him, right? >> no, what he ends up doing is pulling over to the side of the road. he did get enough details of the vehicle, calls them immediately to dispatch, but what's crazy about the video is you can hear bruno in the back whining, wimpering. >> just had a car hit me head-on, westbound, just past 144. >> i bet the dog senses the fear in the officer. >> yeah, bottom line is, it's clear that dog had some sort of feeling of what just happened. now check out this other video. this is in russia, and as we approach this turn here, watch these

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executives at japan display, panasonic and sony have decided to form a new r&d company. they will get financial support from a government-backed fund, the innovation network corporation of japan, they want to stop the technology from getting into the hands of their rivals overseas. now they'll face the challenge of turning oel displays into practical and profitable products. >> that is going to do it for business hour. here's the markets. >> tokyo is holding the summer olympic games in 2020 and many people in japan are stud i didn'ting english to be able to play host. gene otani is here. japan is on a deadline. how are people are getting road? >> when we usually talk about preparation, we talk about roads and stadiums and all the things to be done. the big stickler in japan is the language issue. not too many people in japan speak english and there are efforts being made to speak the language. in our three-day series, i want to show you what efforts are being made and some of the problems that people here in japan face. a lot of them are busy brushing up on their skills.

days ago the big news, the big fish, a nearly $2 million, five-record deal with sony.more excited than their manager, or momager, malcolm's mother, or their number one cheerleader, malcolm's dad. >> i sleep and eat and drink these kids. it might sound like i'm bragging about these kids, but i'm just like the proudest dad in the world. >> reporter: not long ago they let "nightline" sit in on a band practice in malcolm's parents' basement. all of the kids' parents were there, ear plugs were handed out. ♪ heavy metal was played. snacks were set out by malcolm's mom. ♪ >> that is incredibly impressive. >> wow, wow. >> you feel like you're sitting in the room with people who are going to be stars and aren't yet. >> wow. wow. >> we'll be able to say, we were here when they were 12. you know? ♪ >> that's intimidating but i'll try it. >> reporter: they may be rising stars but they were cool enough to let an old man sit in on drums. ♪ >> that's the nicest thing anybody's said to me. i'm close on that one? >> yeah, really. >> you play with so much intensity. put me in your head

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, hartford, connecticut. ♪ >> good for those guys from playing on the sidewalk to a big break with sony then we hear that it could be as much as $300,000. >> wow! oh, look at us, though. how much are we going to get? >> oh, wow. both on guitar. >> we're both on guitar but you do drums too. i'd like the world to know that. >> we'll have to reprise that over here on the set. >> there you go. >> tomorrow morning maybe. >> look forward to it. >> join us. >> stick with us. we'll be right back. >> announcer: this is "abc world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. stay tune for "good morning america." >>> making news in america this morning, wild weather from coast to coast. winds strong enough to topple a semi truck and torrential rains cause flash flooding. just the beginning of days of severe storms. >>> the crisis in the middle east escalates. showing no scienigns of a cease-fire. >>> backyard party interrupted when a car comes crashing into a pool while people were swimming. the da matic pictures. >>> and world cup winner. germany completes the tournament. the the 22-year-old w

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>> absolutely. >> wow. >> and working on sony smart glass and also talking to the owner of most of theetracks in the country, able to announce that we'll be providing cutting edge experiences -- >> what about a broadcast jt who needs cameras anymore? >> jane, this is about collaboration. the difference in the way we play and the way we work in the future is going to be collaboratively. enterprises will do collaborative supplies with customers. entrepreneurs like john that stick to this for the wrong term will see glasswarables, tablets and smartphones basically be part of their collaborative work style and so it will be done in realtime. so the education business will change. we'll see educational institutions in this country within ten years go bankrupt. because they'll have to do it in a much more collaborative online, you know, take courses online. we'll see health care delivery, first responders, done in a much different fashion. and so this will -- this is a profound change that will occur over the next ten years, maybe five. >> thank you so much for joining us. carl? wow. talk ab

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. >> pip anderson, british appeared in the sony ad for superman. >> the two picked for stardom from 67,000who applied and at an open audition last november. there is a very special anniversary also for classic american sitcom. >> exactly. 25 years ago this weekend, seinfeld, a show build as being about nothing made its debut in living rooms across america. >> we went back to my place. yada, yada, yada, i never heard of him again. >> no soup for you! >> not that there is anything wrong with that. >> seinfeld trivia, in an early draft, george's name was bennett. jerry's puffy shirt now lives at the smithsonian. and how many times did jerry say hello, newman. believe it or not, 15. the show ran nine seasons. great. >> bennett? >> bennett? >> doesn't work for him, huh? >> no. he is not bennett. >> they changed it. >> reporting on the stunning upset at wimbledon men's finals. >> djokovic defeated federer. another show in the stand. celebrity who's who, actor chris hemsworth, and his wife, elsie pataki. >> david beckham. victoria beckham. i always love watching what she is wearing. >> she is gor

they signed a record deal with sony worth $1.7 million. was making about $1600 a day playing the the streets of new york. that's impressive. but now, they're dreaming much bigger. >> where would you want to be in 20 years? >> i want to be doing this. this is what i love. >> i would want to be doing this and headlines shows of our own. doing world tours and making music. >> the group's opened for guns & roses. they became the youngest ban ever to play at coachella. >>> now, 5-year-olds. most 5-year-old boys like to live out their dreams in big trucks. not this boy. he's at the real wheel of a rea front end loerd. his dad says he's been at it since the age of 3. >> his dad says he's perfectly safe. >> i find that hard to believe. >> his feet can barely touch the ped dallas. >>> next, a wedding photo that is quickly going viral. >> take a look. tyler foster jumped in the air, split his pants and kicked one of the bridesmaids in the face. the picture was taken at a wedding in jamaica. >> that got us looking at other wedding pictures. this one