but almost from the start, sony had not one but two fights on their hands. two years after the debut of beta, rival jvc brought thr v-h-s format to the states. meanwhile, in the courts sony was paving the way for the technology of today. the ability to record audio at home had been around since the '50s and '60s but video was something new. so, universal studios and walt disney productions sued sony to stop the v-c-r with it's programmable clock. "the studios worry that as more and more video recorders are sold and sony expects to sell 85,000 betamax's this year, more and more taped copies of televised movies and other programs will be floating around." and for companies like m-c-a, which runs universal studios that was problematic. "a motion picture is a protected item under the copyrighw of the united states." "if everyone in america, or substantial numbers of people, let's put it that way, were taping airport '75, it's pretty obvious that our ability to expect subsequent revenues from the licensing of this product to independent stations would be sustanti

yvonne: there seems to be a more resilient company we use to know coming from sony.y continue to see this g secular story from sony pretty strong despite it has ruined the hopes they will have the most profitable year into decades. when he came to the restructuring of the tv and handset is this, analysts say sony is over the hump. net income forecast dropping 46% million dollars, two thirds of what analysts were expecting. $2.7ting profit rising to billion, but also a miss. sales on track to fall 4%. you can see the quick impact could cost sony $1 billion when it comes to damages, repairs and facilities, as well as lost sales, when it did have to shut down its facility in kumamoto. analysts say there is less urgent certainty -- less uncertainty despite the slowdown in the smartphone business. sony smartphone business expected to turn around after a loss of the previous year. there are still some questions these camera components for other handset makers, and so the devices unit expected to book a loss of $360 million, but gains in services continue to be strong after

yvonne: it seems like the earthquake impact forecast for sony is a hiccup. view of analysts out there. if you look at the restructuring sony has undergone with its tv and handset business, a lot of them say, hey, they are already over the hump. the company showing more resilience than we know. but keep in mind it was a pretty , ugly annual forecast, it basically ruins the hopes sony was going to have its most profitable year in nearly two decades. net income expected to fall 46% to $727 million. that is nearly two thirds what analysts were expecting, and operating profit was also a miss. if you look at the quake impact and do the math, it seems like this could cost sony $1 billion when it comes to damages, repairs, as well as sales lost from the time they had to shut down their facilities. forecast earnings growth will slow this year even as profits jump. europe's largest discount airlines expected to rise 40% after a 33% surge in march. airlines cut ticket prices to entice people to fly where he after recent terror attacks. how weak is pricing going to be a

and sony kapoor.n you look at central banks, we were expecting a huge central-bank divergence. the fed went dovish. is now finally the time when we will see divergence again? because of uncertainty in global growth, that this'll be delayed yet again? ll, i think when maybe we use the word huge diverg ence, it is important to know where you are starting from. 4% andebody went to somebody went to 7%, that is huge. with interest rates at half a percent, a quarter of a percent difference is what counts as huge. i think that will continue. what is important is the direction of movement. and the direction is clearly set, which is the ecb will continue to ease. the japanese central bank will continue to ease. and the bank of england's response portion depends entirely on what happens with brexit. till then, you expect no change. if we go for brexit, there will be continuing easing. if we manage to stave that disaster, the bank of england could be next to follow the u.s. fed. francine: what is your take on th

is the infamous group behind the sony hack behind it? plus we'll speaking to a former employee about his experiences in the facebook unit. plus are cell phones increasing our risks of cancer? some scary findings for the very first time. but first to our lead and i report from the cyber security firm that suggests a recent hack on the central bank of bangladesh in which delrds 81 million was stolen. this may be just the latest in string of attacks on a swiss network. the report links the bangladesh breach 000 to an october attack on a bnk in the philippines and the same group are plamed for stealing millions from an ecuadorean group. so how vulnerable is the rest of the flinl industry? i'm joined by symantec's technical director and security c.e.o. eric, i will start with you. so your research linked the swiss hack of the central bank of bangladesh to this philippines bank. tell us more with -- about the connection you found? >> thanks, emily. yes, we found the malicious applications in bangladesh as well as vietnam and in the philippines

sony said it amounted to $1 billion. it will serve to get a net worth of $146 million which is down from last year. and the latest play station iv and related items are selling well. it interestingly has managed to become profitable even with a young yen. sony shares were down half a percentage point today. a lot of focus was on the firm as it became the fourth most trade stock of the day. back to you. >>> switching gears a little bit here, the fbi is investigating whether virginia governor terry mcauliffe's campaign accepted contributions including $120,000 from a chinese businessman violated the law. a lawyer for the governor's campaign said neither the governor nor the campaign were aware of the investigation. >>> the head of security for the u.s. transportation security administration, better known as the tsa has been removed from his position. nbc's tracie potts is in washington. what's happening, tracie? >> removed, not fired, as far as we know, louisa and nancy. this is coming from a memory from the tsa administra

emily: we are going to take on sony? tony: i said we have to deal with sony.e's like, we're going to get sony. i'm like, but sony is number one in every audio category, in the world for personal audio. how are we going to beat it? he is like, no, we're going to do it. emily: you have become known as the godfather of the ipod. which, in a way, makes you the father of the entire product line. the ipod, the iphone, the ipad, maybe the watch. [laughter] but really, the ipod itself had such a dramatic impact on everything that apple has done since. tony: it was a big turning point, going from computers to consumer electronics, for the company. emily: what was your relationship with the steve -- with steve like? tony: it was very professional. there were times it was friendly. i would not say we were friends, per se, in terms of hanging out. it was friendly, but it was tough at times. it was a great mentor kind of relationship at times. and there were other times when he will call me on my crap or i called him on the crap -- he didn't like that. whether we were figh

in like north korea and sony? should we be concerned about north korea?- kim: well, you do not really believe that north korea hacked sony. i do not believe that for a minute. emily: who did, then? kim: well, some sophisticated group that has an interest in what hollywood is doing around the world. emily: you do not think it is a group that has ties to north korea? kim: i do not think so. i do not think north korea has the capabilities. it is just such a beautiful story for the u.s. government to put this onto north korea. it is more likely that it was some insider at sony that was disgruntled. you emily: i know you are -- emily: i know you are particularly worried about microsoft. kim: obviously, windows software is the most interesting target for the u.s. government, because everyone is using it. if you can just use windows update to install a backdoor on some target, you know, then that is the most convenient way to get access to everything that happens on an individual's computer or on government computers or bank computers. it is just the logical ext

yvonne: it seems like this earthquake impact forecast for sony is just a hiccup. view of analysts out there. if you look at the restructuring sony has undergone with its tv and handset business, a lot of them say, hey, they are already over the hump. the company showing much more resilience than we know. but keep in mind, it was a pretty ugly annual forecast, it basically ruins the hopes that sony was going to have its most profitable year in nearly two decades. net income expected to fall 46% to $727 million. that is nearly two thirds what analysts were expecting, and operating profit was also a miss. if you look at the quake impact and do the math, it seems like this could cost sony about $1 billion when it comes to damages, repairs, as well as sales that were lost from the time they had to shut down their facilities. >> ryanair's says forecast earnings growth will slow this year even as profits jump. europe's largest discount airlines expected to rise 13% after a 43% surge in march. that is as airlines cut ticket prices to entice people wary after recent terror

yvonne: it seems like the earthquake impact forecast for sony is a hiccup. view of analysts out there. if you look at the restructuring sony has undergone with its tv and handset business, a lot of them say, hey, they are already over the hump. the company showing more resilience than we know. but keep in mind, it was a pretty ugly annual forecast, it basically ruins the hopes sony was going to have its most profitable year in nearly two decades. net income expected to fall 46% to $727 million. that is nearly two thirds what analysts were expecting, and operating profit was also a miss. if you look at the quake impact and do the math, it seems like this could cost sony $1 billion when it comes to damages, repairs, as well as sales lost from the time they had to shut down their facilities. >> ryanair's forecast earnings growth will slow this year even as profits jump. europe's largest discount airlines expected to rise 40% after a 33% -- after a 43% surge in march. that is as airlines cut ticket prices to entice people wary after recent terror attacks to fly.

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sony is betting on its game consoles in hope of generating more earnings.g up, ruing beer takes a lot of water. we will look at one company exploring a new way to true using recycled water. ♪ emily: for this day in tech history -- 172 years ago today, samuel morse sent the first telegraphic message by transmitting electric signal over a wire using what is now .nown as morse code the message was transmitted from washington dc to baltimore. it formally opened america's first telegraph line and launched america's first form of instant indication. it is now time for this weeks edition of "the spark. this company is taking a different approach to the way we brew beer. take a listen. >> the craft brewing industry in california is very big and rowing. it has been growing at over 10% a year for over a decade and there are dozens of craft breweries opening up every month in california. kind of beer you drink, four or five pints are used in its production. there's obviously the water in the plane you drink but water is used in production and cleaning the equipment. t

big focus on sony. that's after markets closed on tuesday, sony announced delayed earnings forecast for this fiscal year which fell short of expectations, sony citing a shut down at the kumamoto fact tors of course that were hit by the earthquake, and at the video games on the playstay 4 expected to boost sales, therefore boosting earnings and maybe offsetting some losses in other sectors. ai? >> remi tell you about currencies, we're seeing the dollar gain a bit? illustrates exactly. we're back above that 110 yen levels. that's rebounded aftersh it hit a low of 109 spot 12 earlier this week. the u.s. currency was boosted by new home sales, which surged 16.6%, the highest level in more than eight years. now, that's also adding to bets that the fed made after seeing more robust data, decided to raise rates sooner rather than, you know, what many had expected, possibly in june or july, ai. now u.s. treasury yields also higher reflecting the notion of higher interest rates to come. fed chief janet yellen wi

yvonne: it seems like the earthquake impact forecast for sony is a hiccup.w of analysts out there. if you look at the restructuring sony has undergone with its tv and handset business, a lot of them say, hey, they are already over the hump. the company showing more resilience than we know. but keep in mind, it was a pretty ugly annual forecast. it basically ruins the hopes sony was going to have its most profitable year in nearly two decades. net income expected to fall 46% to $727 million. that is nearly two thirds what analysts were expecting, and operating profit was also a miss. if you take a look at the quake impact and do the math, it seems like this could cost sony $1 billion when it comes to damages, repairs, as well as sales lost from the time they had to shut down their facilities. >> ryanair has forecast earnings growth will slow this year even as profits jump. europe's largest discount airlines expected to rise 40% after a 43% surge in march. that is as airlines cut ticket prices to entice people wary after recent terror attacks to fly. you are g

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prefer to let sony do that. we're happy with it.ware and sold a fair amount of digital content that goes with uncharted. we are pleased with that title, it's coming off of a year, we had a record net income year and stores had profitability as did our technology stores we're happy with the title and where the business is at. we'd love to see new consoles come in. we will hear about that from e-3. gamestop is a resilient company. liz: what will virtual reality do for the business? a hardware sales opportunity? the software that might go with it? >> we've been doing a lot of work on virtual reality. we said on our earnings call last week, we think that is perhaps a 7 to $14 billion opportunity in the market. liz: wait, say that again? 7 to 14? >> depends who you talk to, liz, there are estimates that are bigger than that. so it's a big opportunity. we will be the dominant player in that business, probably selling more sony vr than anything else but also involved with htc vibe, and it goes beyond gaming, virtual reality has opportuniti

this is at a sony building in l.a. this raven is hanging right off the sony sign. fortunately, these guys know what's up. they get to the topf f f of th building. they brought repelling equipment. the guy's repelling down. x marks the spot to where the raven is. i think it's just part of the nesting material that the bird used. because you can tell that it was using the bottom part of the s to create its nest. see, they start pulling it out. i can't tell if it's string. >> it's definitely not natural. >> fortunately, they're able to get to this bird. they pull the bird all the way back up. they did an amazing job. >>> here's another fascinating video that comes from pics on trips from canada. >> please tell me this isn't outside of somebody's bedroom. >> it always is. >> woodpecker is trying to create a hole. it's actually drumming. it's creating its own song. they don't have a tune, so they have to create their own. which is why when they find spot they like, they start drumming. it establishes its territory. >> it's also a mating call. >> so if your lady likes th

. >>> sony will show off the future of video games soon. >> if they could make our medicines taste sweet, that would be fantastic. we turn to landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning. markets look to start off on a positive note. dow had its best week since march. this is a big week for economic data which reports on personal income and spending. home prices and consumer confidence. all tops off friday on the monthly jobs report. the nasdaq up 31 to 4933. nestle is stepping up its push into medicine. the company struck a deal to develop a market an experimental milk allergy test for infants. it's a skin patch test for protein allergy in cow's milk. nestle has signed a number of similar deals with a goal to treat, diagnose and prevent a range of diseases from gastro intestinal problems to alzheimer's. >>> sony is at the video conference next one. if you can't be there, you can watch the presentation at movie theaters around the country. tickets are free and up for grabs starting today. everyone will walk away with free stuff including a mysterious digital gift baske

official time to worry about not only the a's as a team but their ace, sony gray, 3rd consecutive game and absolutely lit up. a lot of questions about a's pitching before the season started. he didn't look like one of the questions as the a's at fenway park boston get off to a 4-1 lead and chris davis going deep with sony gray you are thinking things are good and a 6th run 4th inning by the red sox, jackie bradley, jr. with a single and 4-1 lead and they just keep adding on. dustin pedroia with a base hit to center field makes it a 6-4 game and the line on sonny gray gave up 8 hits and 7 runs, disgust add couple of a's fans making the trip to fenway park and you see bob melvin to get sonny gray whose er ais 6.0. that's well over what he does. so some concerns for the a's but things looking pretty good for the sharks and on the upswing for the warriors with steph curry back. >>> looking for a win tonight. thanks, mark. >>> and our coverage continues on ktvu plus ken wayne is standing by. what are you working on. >> heather and i are working on the efforts that are under way to get entra

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sony paid michael jackson 178 million euros, but only after he died. irish rock band, u2, hold the second-largest contract. the live nation labeled paid jay-z 123 million euros in 2008. investors will definitely get there investment back. no one sold more records than the british singer. it set to bring in 130 million. a gel is a huge cash generator for many. the next biggest earners are ed sheeran. and sam smith -- like adele, they both hail from britain. daniel: that is music to my ears. brent: it would be nice to have a contract worth that much. thank you. it is music, but not as you know it. a piano piece inspired by sparring boxers in the ring. the aim is to take music out of the concert hall and put it in two strangnge and unusual l pla. reporter: t there is a faint sml of sweat in the air, which is unusual for piano concerts. everything about this performance is unusual. he's pummeling his grand pno on the stage were amateur boxers usually come. the man behind this madness is this architect. the obvious question is what is the purpose? >> the id

yvonne: it seems like the earthquake impact forecast for sony is a hiccup.f analysts out there. if you look at the restructuring sony has undergone with its tv and handset business, a lot of them say, hey, they are already over the hump. the company showing more resilience than we know. but keep in mind, it was a pretty ugly annual forecast. it basically ruins the hopes sony was going to have its most profitable year in nearly two decades. net income expected to fall 46% to $727 million. that is nearly two thirds what analysts were expecting, and operating profit was also a miss. if you take a look at the quake impact and do the math, it seems like this could cost sony $1 billion when it comes to damages, repairs, as well as sales lost from the time they had to shut down their facilities. has forecast earnings growth will slow this year even as profits jump. europe's largest discount airlines expected to rise 40% after a 33% surge in march. that is as airlines cut ticket prices to entice people wary after recent terror attacks to fly. you are guiding the mar

the people at sony are a momong hose feeling the pain. >> sony has announced the earnings forecast and blame the quakes for the delay. the executive forecast that sales for the year through next march will fall to about $70 billion at the current exchange rate, down 3.8% from a year earlier in yen terms but they expect brisk earnings from the smartphone business and forecast operating profit to rise by 2% to around $2.7 billion. the executives predict they'll book a net profit of about $730 million down nearly 46% from the last fiscal year. they also say the earthquakes will cut into their operating profit by around $1 billion due to the temporary halt of production lines for image sensor chips used in their cameras. >>> checking the markets. share prices in tokyo finished lower on a stronger yen making for the second day in a row of losses for the nikkei average. giang nguyen standing by at the tokyo stock exchange with the details. >> investors looking to avoid risk as they await economic data out of the u.s. and news from the g7 summit later this week. the yen's strength also weighe

the most anticipated device is sony's virtual reality headset scheduled to go on sale in october. a headset is attached to a standard playstation 4 home video game console. moving the head controls the direction of the video. this game puts the user in a cage on the ocean floor. oh, wow. oh, my goodness. this is way treal. this is just way too much reality. this is a shooting game. the movements of the player's head and the controller are precisely coordinated. oh, wow. look at this. the headset costs about $400. in addition to original games, sony plans to convert existing popular titles into vr. >> translator: our video games have over 20 years of history. developers with a wealth of know-how are now creating vr. so i think users are in for an exciting experience. >> reporter: a major arcade gamemaker is using virtual reality to develop a new attraction. this game lets the user experience the fear of heights. >> translator: okay. let's go. >> reporter: an elevator zooms you up to the 40th floor. >> translator: okay. door's open. >> translator: it's scary. >> reporter: a narrow p

those sensors are used in apple ioffense and a large part of sony business down. >>> and "wall streetournal" reporting a fight tour chico's. >>> moody's downgrades the deutsche bank agency. with spice flavors and seasoning business for $340 million. that move, part of firm's efforts to become leaner and focus on more profitable businesses in a challenging environment for food companies. >>> warren buffett's berkshire buys $64 million of phillips 66. he's been loading occupy on that energy company. >>> and corporate news, best buy reports first quarter results before the opening bell. landen dowdy joins us with three things to watch. >> the street is look you for shares of $18 billion. beyond the numbers here are three things to watch. first, expect weakness on tablet and softer consumer spending. a key issue of whether sales of consumer electronics will begin to stabilize. second, guidance. watch to see if the retailer lowers for your guidance but it may not be enough to drive a rebound. we've seen profits in macy's and jcpenney. best buy has weathered the retail storm and shows more

sony filed an application to patent the lens. sony says the lens would be able to capture still images or video using embedded sensors and camera 27-year-old man in china used rubix cubes to win over his crush. but unfortunately didn't land him a date. the heart-breaking tale going viral after the man posted photo of the finished product on social media. jonathan: holy cow! michelle: he spent two months and hundreds of dollars planning a huge mosaic portrait of his dream girl. but unfortunately, she did not return his feelings. she was apparently moved by this bizarre gift. jonathan: she may have thought it was weird, too. there is that. check this out. the fire department in taiwan had to rescue a woman from the elevator after it stopped working in an earthquake. video here. you can see this is blurry and grainy. you can see what they are doing. they are prying open the doors. the crew got to elevator where she was, pried open the door and pulled her to safety. 5.8-magnitude quake that hit the east coast of taiwan. witnesses say

neither sony nor represents a for a dell have spoken on the deal. --adele >> pam: is it for us tonight at 8:00 but we are back at tanned. >> steve: we will see you in one hour. ( record playing ) - ♪ maybe - ( girl laughing ) ♪ you'll think of me

sequels, including fox's independence day resurgence, and paramount's star trek beyond as well as sony's ghost worcebuste reboot and jason bourne. and there are the films targeting families, including universal's the secret life of pets and ice age collision course. >> there is a mix of r-rated original come ddies, but also family films and franchises and superhero movies. it is all about the familiar in the summer that never really changes. >> the 18 weeks from the start of may through the end of labor day are so important because that summer season accounts for over 40% of the total year box office. >> this is awesome. >> the summer is already off to a great start with disney's captain america civil war soaring to record highs and sony's angry birds tapping into a familiar game brand. >> i have a family. >> of all the studios, disney is best positioned, with finding dory from pixar coming up in june, and steven spielberg's the bfg in july, already drawing rave reviews from the debut in cannes. and pete's dragon comes in august. >> they're on a roll like no other. they're having a year

but it's never been clear that the north koreans actually did the sony hack themselves. it's always been a possibility out there that they outsourced that hack to a third party enterprise, some kind of criminal enterprise, somewhere necessarily the world. what we may be seeing here, it's at least possible, is that that third party enterprise is out there doing other stuff as well. so it's very, very murky. and investigators are trying to figure out now exactly who this is. and it's a classic case of a whodunit. >> i assume that none of the money has been recovered but what else have researchers been able to discover here? >> in addition to the fact that there's this interesting signature, they found that there were several different entities inside the bank of bangladesh's server. so this is a terrifying prospect for global finance. because it's not just the group that actually stole the money that was in there. investigators have found there were several other groups that were in their systems just monitoring all of the activity and watching what was going on, perhaps f

>> it seems like the impact , if you looksony at the structuring that sony has undergone with the tv business, a lot of them say, hey, they are already over the hump. the company showing more resilience than we know. it was a pretty ugly annual forecast, it basically ruins the hope sony was going to have its most profitable year in nearly two decades. that income was expected to fall million.20 that is nearly two thirds what analysts were expecting, and operating profit was also a mess. if you do the nasa, this could cost $1 billion when it comes to -- if you do the math, this could cost $1 billion when it comes to them shutting down their facilities. growth willearnings slow this year even with a profit lasting jump. europe's largest discount airlines excited to rise 40% after a 33% surge in march. that is as they cut ticket prices and people flying off after recent terror attacks. is pricing going to be in 2017? >> the primary key driver will be oil. that will be $2.2 billion in profit, but we were $90 a barrel. we are already 62 barrels -- dollars a barrel, and the theme is weaken

then a conversation with a writer on his recent sony and magazine article about future of line cars. -- flying cars. securedry johnson, who the libertarian party nomination over the weekend will speak about his campaign. watch washington journal live every day of 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> senators have got to see that voicevote matters, there matters, and whether they cannot spare a single cent to help a person running for office or right a big check. their concerns, their struggles, will be listened to and followed up on. announcer: is sunday night on talk. baldwin will speak about her career. >> a senators were not up rented by the legislature, but demanded elections. -- i do nothose know it was the first at the idea that it would be the party bosses who made it the decision of who the nominees were in smoke-filled back rooms but rather the people who were going to get a chance to vote in free and fair elections. 8:00ncer: sunday night at p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> this memorial day, our look at commencement addresses continues now. all of these governors are curre

sony has filed a patent joining google and samsung for a contact lens that can actually take a photo.he wearer could blink an eye and that would tell the contact lens to take a photo, store it and send it to a wireless device. the lens has the ability to zoom, focus, change the aptiture and allow you to few the contact lens while you walk around. you can use your smartphone lens to tell it where to take the photo. does it not sound terrif are we not distracted enough walking around. you will think they are looking at where they are walking. >> right now i am snapchatting. >> that is terrifying. >> it is frightening. and for the last 13 years a certain duck has been marching into the village elementary school in michigan. laying her new eggs. they prepare for her every year. she will go in there. she flies into the court yard. she goes into a specific shrub, digs her nest, waits until they hatch and leaves. like clockwork. >> when they are ready to go to school she brings them back for class. >> what a lesson they are learning there. >> i love that. the kids get to see this every year.

can we get sony up? sony is not trading. seeing 2%ishi, we are gains. top of the 6.5% gain we saw on thursday. that has not been impacted by the fuel consumption testing data. 61, it was trading at much higher levels back then. i guess people are coming in right now. that is the hope. let me get you an update on where we are for the nikkei 225. 3.5% is the damage. we will continue to track the data. a lot of markets are closed. the data will be focused on these three markets. you get these big moves right here on the nikkei 225. angie: breaking news for you right now. it is official. halliburton and baker hughes are ending their merger pact. this is following an exclusive story we broke here at bloomberg that they were preparing to call $228 billion merger. it has met antitrust resistance from the u.s. and europe. set butline was halliburton is going to pay baker hughes $3.5 billion in termination fees. and baker hughes are calling off their merger. westpac has kicked off earnings. there are slightly weaker results. paul allen is joining us from sydney.

at then virginia conservation institute for the smith sony and making babies, we're told. babies jummy:ing coming up, a potential new weapon in the fight stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. a new study finds a possible link between swaddling your baby and sudden infant that syndrome. babies ares when wrapped tightly in a blanket with just the head exposed. according to a study published in the american academy of pediatrics, swaddling babies placed on their side are's -- side or stomach are twice as likely to die from sids. new skin treatment developed by scientists at harvard and in my the new weapon against aging, a so-called second skin that they sa

even sony gray getting lit up last night. >>> sharks up thursday. >> game seven in the stanley cup playoffs. >> we know you will be watching. is he one and 11 shimmying down the side lines. >> you got to flaunt it. >> we have ktvu plus coming up now. >>> we will leave you with a little more of steph curry. >> when he knocks down the three and says i am back. >> winning the mvp last year was not enough. you came back dramatically better. amazing. how does that happen. has to be something inside. the determination and the love for the game. there's no agenda. it is just i want to get better. >> you are someone that is very hard not to like you and i know i speak on behalf of the entire warriors family organization management and they appreciate you and you are revered. >> you guys inspire me to keep getting better to get the most opportunities. thank you very much. thank you for supporting us every single day. >>> we were worried about you. don't be melodramatic. i'm just getting on a train and leaving forever. so a few things don't go your way and your best decision is to ride the rails like

so, checking out some of the stories we are following, sony will make camera sensors later this week.e earthquake hit last month. at the facility, they will resume operations on saturday. and they will release earnings for the current year, three days later. they have been making projections, so they could assess the effect of the quake. and looking to enter the film business, according to the news credit in an interview, the ceo said that nintendo is in talks with multiple production companies around the world and is aiming to complete its first movie in the first 2-3 years. reports did not indicate with the first film would be about, but it will target overseas markets. and nintendo will invest proceeds in the seattle mariners on its own operations. reports from japan say that the prime minister will postpone a sales tax rise because of the financial impact of the earthquake. the news says that he will probably announce the decision later this month. and thee died government is preparing an extra budget to help with the quake relief. more now on a story that we broke at the top of t

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sony was a big focus. shares jumping to the highest level so far this year and the most actively traded on the tokyo stock exchange. the expected group operating profit to rise 2% by march, 2017. that's despite some of the negative impact that it had also mentioned due to the earthquakes where it has image sensor chip operations. more and more people using mobile technology. with greece, a deal also investors looking out for bonds. yields fell not only in greek bonds but periphereal bonds. >> tell us what's going on with the dollar. it really looks like it's pulling back a bit. that's after hitting two-month highs. >> it's below the 110 yen level. we have seen a bit of dollar weakness creeping in there. analysts have pointed out that rising expectations of a u.s. rate hike on the back of stronger data should continue to support the greenback. right now it's paused in its gains. kospi is in the positive. china markets open in an hour and a half. i want to tell you we have seen a 1% rise in copper prices. th

why don't we talk about sony? >> okay. let's talk about sony. you can. -- they've not virtual reality. on the electronic games coming up on june 14th or 15th, you're going to have a simple thing. e-3 is out. >> do you think philippe should run sony? >> you know, think about -- >> andrew, i'm trying to help. >> steve burke. you want steve burke to move over? >> wait a second. >> i have an active view. i do not. >> do you think -- no, he's better than that. he is extraordinal doing a terri would like him to continue. >> suppose a head-hunter comes along and says to viacom, get steve burke. >> he'll go to disney. we want him here. >> i agree with that. we all agree. in any event, comcast and disney -- no, can't do it. >> they tried. >> the next part is the following. when you look at the world, 350 million people in the united states. there are 7.5 billion in the words. mermaids in china did so well at the box office. who will run paramount is an interesting question. how will they create series and how will they green-light new product and how do they take

sony will roll out programs enabling users to search for programs by using voice and speaking into a microphone. >>> let's take a look what is happening in the business world this week. >>> on tuesday, china will release its april data for consumer and producer prices. the producer price index has fallen by more than 4%, a month for 15 consecutive months. on thursday finance ministry officials in japan will release the current account data for march. the country posted a surplus in february for 20 straight months due to lower oil prices. on friday many firms will release their earnings for the business year through march. the year before japan enjoyed higher profits on the yen. investors are keen to see the latest trend is affecting their bottom line. malaysian will release the gdp figures. the economy expanded 4.5% in 2015 compare to the previous year. china will release economic data including retail sales for april. >>> every monday we ask a specialist to share their views on the week. in this edition of expert view we hear from the chief japan fx strategies at bank of america mer