but it's a goodwill gesture, sony gave them a big percentage off their next tv. >> now, sony tells us these issues of customer service are handled on a case by case basis. a good thing to remember, folks, just because a product usually comes with a warranty t does not mean it's valid, especially if you're buying it on sale out of the box, or secondhand. keep that in mind. when you get those great sales, it's a floor model, it might not be covered by warranty. >> even on sale that could void the warranty. >> yes. >> did not know that. >> you're teaching me things. >> cash back for our viewers in delaware valley, 379,047. >> if you have a consumer complaint, fill out the form on our website and we will respond to you. >>> coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 news responds a man has trouble getting his tax return into his bank account. no one would help him get his cash back for months. you'll see how our team was able to help. that's tomorrow on nbc 10 news today. ♪ >> rascal flatts will headline the allentown fair this year. fair organizers made the announcement today. the trio will play septe

this is the new sony premium and it can feel at 960 frames her second.ders everywhere. to do this, sony has had to invent some super fast storage into the image processor itself. the problem is, because there is only so much space, you are limited to only short bursts of slow mo every few seconds within your video. it is right when you want to catch something in super slow motion thatis catch something in super slow motion that is going on for a long time, like this. not when you want to catch something that only happens once at a split—2nd, it is quite nerve racking. case in point, setting fire to render zest which i did not even know was a thing. that isa did not even know was a thing. that is a problem. the bursts of super slow mo is zero point one eight to second said you have to be spot on with your timing. for the most part, i was with your timing. for the most part, iwasa with your timing. for the most part, i was a bit too trigger happy but when you do get it, flaming oranges! it is worth bearing in mind that sony makes the camera parts for many

to do this sony has had to embed some superfast storage in the image processor sensor itself.use there is only so much space you are limited to an extremely short burst of slow—mo every few seconds within your video. it's all right when you want to catch something in super slow motion that is going on for a long time like this, but when you want to catch something that only happens once, it is quite nerve—racking. case in point, setting fire to orange zest which i didn't even know was a thing. three, two, one, go. i was too premature that time. and that is the problem, the burst of super slowmo is only 0.182 seconds, that is less than a fifth of second, so you have to be spot on with timing. the for the most part, i was a bit too trigger—happy. but when you do get it, flaming oranges! it is worth bearing in mind that sony actually makes the camera parts for many other brands of mobile phones, so if this super slow—mo catches on, we could well see it in other phones before too long. what else is hot at this year's mwc? here is stephen beckett with a round—up. incredibly, at a c

this is the new sony xperia x2 premium and it can film at 960 frames her second.rs everywhere. to do this, sony has had to embed some super fast storage in the image processor sensor itself. the problem is, because there is only so much space, you are limited to an extremely short burst of slow—mo every few seconds within your video. it is alright when you want to catch something in super slow motion that is going on for a long time, like this. but when you want to catch something that only happens once at a split second, it is quite nerve racking. case in point, setting fire orange zest, which i did not even know was a thing. 0k. 3, 2, 1, go. i was too premature that time. and that is a problem. the bursts of super slow—mo is only 0.182 second — that's less than a fifth of a second. so you have to be spot on with yourtiming. me, for the most part, i was a bit too trigger happy but when you do get it — flaming oranges! it is worth bearing in mind that sony actually makes the camera parts for many other brands of mobile phones so if this super slow—mo catches on, w

this is the new sony xperia x2 premium and it can film at 960 frames her second.verywhere. to do this, sony has had to embed some super fast storage in the image processor sensor itself. the problem is, because there is only so much space, you are limited to an extremely short burst of slow—mo every few seconds within your video. it is alright when you want to catch something in super slow motion that is going on for a long time, like this. but when you want to catch something that only happens once at a split second, it is quite nerve racking. case in point, setting fire orange zest, which i did not even know was a thing. 0k. 3, 2, 1, go. i was too premature that time. and that is a problem. the bursts of super slow—mo is only 0.182 second — that's less than a fifth of a second. so you have to be spot on with yourtiming. me, for the most part, i was a bit too trigger happy but when you do get it — flaming oranges! it is worth bearing in mind that sony actually makes the camera parts for many other brands of mobile phones so if this super slow—mo catches on, we co

. >> reporter: showing us a crack in 65 inch sony tv. just showed up one day. >> says she contacted best buy in november to get it fixed. it's where she brought the tv last february. best buy referred her to sony where the tv has a one year limited warranty. she tells us she called sony about a dozen times. >> passed me around to everybody thaw possibly could. >> told her it would not send someone out to see the cracked screen. >> so she called nbc 10 responds. >> i wanted an answer. i want something resolved. >> we reached out to sony. it sent a representative out to check out the tv. turns out, her warranty was null and vioid since the tv was purchased on sale and open box. as a goodwill gesture. gave them a big percentage off next tv. harry hairston. >>> sony tells us issues of customer service is handled on case-by-case basis. good reminder just because a product comes with warranty, doesn't mean its value id. especially buying it on sale, out of box, or secondhand. if you have a consumer problem for nbc 10 responds, just let us know

these over the top offerings that have come out first with sony's view, with sling and with hulu and now most recently with the googp youtube tv product. i think that will help mitigate the fear that there is an incremental leg down for espn subscribers a core of all the new offerings. >> now you're looking for $128 bucks as a price target. that's about 15% from here. >> that's right. yep. that's our 12-month price target. that's correct. >> how much of your positive view of this or where does succession of bob iger factor into this? >> bob is a very unique leader.

when sony to the hacked way back in the day couple years ago after the movie and south koreans had hacked, they went down into the basement and distributed old blackberries. this thing is so old it has pistons in it. i don't have a charger that fits it. is there any device, alex, you trust and is safe? >> as consumers in regular business users most of us are not being tar the abouted by these tip of the spear cia spy r the most part we should use two-factor authentication, password manager, keep all vices up-to-date. if there are old devices that are no longer getting updates and haven't seen active security inhaves in quite some time, you would do well to got rid of them. hiding behind obsecurity of those devices isn't a long term viable tactic. liz: alex, david, thank you very much. >> thank you, liz. david: liz: if you're out there, call these guys, they will find holes in our systems. >> absolutely.

sony back with p53 bugs to start with.ith ps3 had problems, the same with microsoft, with the xbox 360, they had problems with the red ring of death. half of consoles sold had a problem, so the fact nintendo has only a few games at the launch isn't a big deal. sam reynolds speaking earlier. japan's core consumer price rose for the first time in a year in january because of a pickup in energy costs and private consumption. the core consumer price index, which includes oil products but excludes volatile fresh food prices, rose 0.1%. forthe but excludes volatile fresh food prices, rose 0.1%. for the first time, bitcoin exceeded the value of an alp of gold, which is seen as a safe haven investment, in a major reversal for safe haven investment, in a major reversalfor bitcoin, which plummeted in 2014 after the largest exchange collapsed. and a us law enforcement official is conducting a probe into heavy machine manufacturer caterpillar, pumping a sell—off in stock. caterpillar believe the search is pa rt caterpillar believe the

because we knew sony. we did know their proprietary information. we don't know any of their secrets. we are not reading the e-mails but we knew their chief information to good officer. we knew the basic contours of the network. we knew the physical locations. we knew enough to be on the ground within minutes, hours probably, maybe even minutes to try to begin to work that. because sony had taken the time to get to know us. and armed with that we found a way to a whole lot of smoke to do some good for sony, which was a victim of a terrible intrusion and attack. if you are the chief information to good officer of a private enterprise, and you don't know someone at every single fbi office will have a significant facility, you are not doing her job. know that you're pushing on an open door. again were not looking to know your proprietary information but we need to know you in a way so we can help you in a difficult circumstance. i part of building this relationship of trust is conversations beyond the formal f

sony was brand name that really mattered in the 1980s in technology. >> i'll take the sony!> the original sown eye walkman was so solid. it was a pleasure to hold. it had density, heft. the cassette, pop it in, close it. a very satisfying sound. it wasn't just click, click. it was heavier. it was gorgeous, gorgeous machine. it provided you with thend track to your life. >> transformers d cabbage patcdolls may be the two top sellers this year, but for adults there's only one hot item, the vcr. >> christmas shoppers have made the video cassette recorder one of the hottest sellers, but it's a lot more than a christmas gift, an invention that some say is changing the whole idea of television. >> there are so many inventions where you can trace the success back to the smashing of a limitation, and the vcr smashed the limitation of time. >> most people use vcrs for what they call time shifting. let's say this sunday is your parents' 50th wedding anniversary, but you can't miss the steelers. what you do is set the timer on your recorder, pop in a tape and watch the steelers when yo

lost a sony mobile patent infringement case and faces a bill of $1.3 billion.jing intellectual property court ruled in favor of an internet company over sony's use of its authentication and privacy patents. the court also ordered sony mobile to stop producing and selling funds with the software. five models are affected. betty: as we keep monitoring the developments in london after the attack earlier today, our next guest, a global real estate developer just returned from a trip in europe. joe sitt, the senior of thor equities, with over $10 billion in assets in their portfolio. joe, good to see you again. you came back from this trip to europe. did you go to the u.k.? joe: yes, i was in london. betty: you came back and said you were bullish on europe. but when something like this happens and you see terrorism again in a european market, does that scare you away? i think myself, like everybody, is starting to see a bit of change. first we are starting to see is core inflation picking up. not just headline inflation. beis making people want to bold, hedge their

chinese involvement in north korea's cyber attacks has a long history, including those sony attacks.ony attacks are believed to have been launched inside chinese soil, which means that beijing knew about it. those attacks had to go through the great fire wall, the most sophisticated set of internet controlleds. when north korea got through the data, beijing knew what was going on. >> jenna: i don't want to connect things that need to be connected but it takes money to build a nuclear program. they have questions where they get the money. >> they get it because they sell coal and minerals to china and they sell nuclear materials and missiles to iran. somewhere between 2.5 to $3 billion a year iran pays north korea. >> thanks. pay attention to the story as it develops. thank you. >> thanks, jenna. >> eric: now a 22-year-old oklahoma police officer has died this morning after he was involved in a shootout yesterday with a man that fled a traffic stop in oklahoma. this is justin tyranny. he died this morning after undergoing surgery. the suspect that was also shot is in intensive care. t

the sony attack was a vicious, hugely damaging attack. it would've been worse if somebody hadn't invested the time to know us before the attack. every single one of you works in a facility at your local fire department knows the local layout of the better-known and oracle -- intellectual property or your secrets. then know where you're elevators are. they know general layout so in the midst of a smoky disaster they can save lives. we knew sony in that same way. we didn't know their secrets or intellectual property. we knew the key people, facilities, the layout of the network, generally. and that day within hours we were on the ground helping stop the bleeding. the private sector has to get to know us better. we are going to be more effective. but it doesn't stop there. because it's bad that people don't share information to us. we don't do a good enough job of pushing information to the private sector. we have a cultural impediment, which is we have this information. if i give it to them are they going to jeopardize sources and methods?

thanks sony which i'll talk about more in a second. e imcts vious as well. these are more than just a tax on our infrastructure. they are attacks on employees and customers. they are attacks on repetition. reputation. they are attacks on our economy and our security and their increasingly attacks on our fundamental rights, the rights guaranteed to us as free people especially here in this great country. so what can we do? we cannot prevent every attack. the attack service is too big. the weakness of systems and people pronounced and ubiquitous, but this behavior is subject to deterrence. people conducting cyber intrusions are not high on crack. they are not motivated, inflamed by jealousy or some passion that often motivates people to bad acts. there is a lot of thinking that goes into cyber intrusions, and in that thinking we believe there's an opportunity to influence behavior, to cause, impose some thoughtfulness on people as they put fingers to keyboard. to do that we believe we have to be more productive and less reactive. we think there are three thing

and a top nsa official says the agency is aware of the reported sony similarities. >> if that attribution if that linkage from sony actors to the bangladeshi bank actors is accurate, that means a nation state is robbing banks. >> reporter: kim has an army of hackers, said to number as many as 6,000, working for north korea's notorious reconnaissance bureau, including an elite unit called bureau 121. sources say this kind of cyber heist would be an understandable next step including banks and even nuclear plants. north korea has been engaged in criminal activities for profits for decades. it was used to be called the soprano state, because they were so in bed with asian organized crime. >> tonight, experts tell cnn, kim jong-un, who's been isolated from the world by crushing financial sanctions, needs the money, not just for weapons, but also to buy loyalty to the regime. >> he needs this for his strategic programs, and he needs it for the elites. he needs the elites to support him. he needs to be able to create the ski resort that they, you know, trumpeted, they need to import mercedes-be

because sony had taken the time to get to know us. we had to make our way through a lot of smoke to do good for sony, which was a victim of an attack. if you're a security officer of a private enterprise and you don't know someone as every, single fbi office you have a facility, you're not doing their job. no you are pushing on an open door. we are not looking to know your proprietary information that we need to know you so we can help in a difficult circumstance. part of building the relationship of trust is conversations beyond the formal framework. since the 1980's, there has been a statute on the books called the classified information procedures act. one of the cia's worries in working with the fbi for many years was, if we give you people information and you end up using a criminal prosecution to disrupt terrorists or spies, will you jeopardize our sources and methods? and we set for years, no, there is a statute that provides we can protect your information. but that did not get it done. it took case after case after case over

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dish launched two years ago, then at&t jumped in with directv now, and sony has playstation, so theyompeting with other services. hulu is supposed to launch a similar service later this year, and then at the same time they are competing with traditional cable and satellite tv providers. let's talk about the popularity of those items. i went you to give us some color on that. you talk about playstation vi directv, what kind of numbers, they seem kind of miniscule. has been slow himself are the adoption of these services. sling tv has upwards of one million customers, but you think about the overall market, there are 120 households in the united states with some form of tv, so none of these services have been a huge home run yet. carol: does that mean they are not profitable? anybody isthink making money from these services. these are loss leaders for these companies. basically because they charge too little. the prices are still low, $20, $30, $40 a month, and the distributors are still having to pay for what is very expensive programming. holy grail is the here? even apple, microsoft

what does everyone remember about sony? what they remember is the stolen e-mails. what do people remember about the election? it was stolen e-mails from a server not connected directly to one of the campaigns along with other activity. these are vulnerable spots that will be there somewhere in your state's system and as we get more sophisticated and as we're thinking about resillance and plans we need to start assuming they can get in because they can. and then figuring out in terms of your corporate governance, if they get in what will they do that will cause the most harm and what do we value the most and how quickly can we get back up and running to the citizens of your states that matters to them most. what we've found is that we're just at the beginning of this conversation where people are really treating it like the risk that it is. if you think about it, and i'll stop here, but over a relatively short period from 20 to 25 years, we've put everything that we value and moved it from analog space to digital space and connected through the internet and we do so

sony manages show courts for grand slam tournaments with a network of a dozen or more cameras, call the that sort of thing is more accurate than what we are talking about here, a margin of of error of three millimeters as opposed to 20 or so, but by the same token, that system costs $60,000 to set up. if you want to set up this kind of line reading for your own home matches, you pay $200 for this thing you connect to the net and presses the button. oliver: we are talking millimeters. >> that's right. oliver: that's crazy. in-out hooks up to the net itself. so then tell us how the cameras work. where is it looking? is it just about whether it falls out on one end? is it taking the entire shape of the playing area into account? >> there is one camera facing each direction when you hook it to the net. it will scan the lines to get a clear reading of where everything is, and then will track the balls in either direction as they are moving across the court. the one technical glitch that in doubles play, it can be tough for one of these in out's to account for the second player on one side of

today his defense attorney and his father had nothing to say after a judge increased sony's bail from $200,000 to $1 million. >> i am pleased that the judge raised bail. he recognized that the defendant poses a unique risk to society. >> santa clara county deputy district county rebecca weiss says the case is disturbing. photo collages of young girls and gifts that were intended for would-be victims inside his house. based on that evidence, investigators believe there could be at least 19 alleged victims. >> you have a defendant who has targeted young women and young girls, and has annoyed and harassed them repeatedly. >> the report came from a 14-year-old girl who says he followed her home more than a dozen times and repeatedly offered her money and presents. he has applied for jobs and volunteer positions at churches and schools. and he hands out had business cards to girls promoting his book and website, which is about inner beauty, relationships and jesus. investigators say since arrests, more churches and possible victims have come forward. >> san francisco's health department re

i think the reason why sony is the biggest holding is the value of the game business.f you put the similar multiple on take two in the electronic arts, the game business that sony is worth more than two-thirds of the market cap, and sooner or later the market's going to figure it out. they have a sensor business as well that we think will explode with the new iphone camera, which is camera intensive, and sony has monopoly on cameras. corporate tax reform is not a factor forsony. >> appreciate it. a twitter troll, a twitter clown trolls the president using mcdonald's account. we're guessing that he, the president, not loving what was said. full story straight ahead. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help rig

nintendo's annual sales have been falling for years and there is steep competition from microsoft and sony, which scores huge sales. >> some exciting action there. thank you very much. i'll be back half past nine. don't go away. vxúúñ 03/03/17 03/03/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> i have decided to recuse myself from many existing or future investigations of any matter relating in any way to the campaign for president of the united states. amy: jeff sessions has recused himself from any investigation into the presidential campaign following reports he met twice with russia's ambassador to the u.s. at a time when he was serving as both a senatod

japan's once glorious tech shine may have dulled with the decline of sony and other empires, but withoutuestion, there is a new tech movement on the rise. i am traveling from tokyo to kyoto to meet the japanese inventors bringing this new culture to life. away we go. along the way, i will hang with some robots that can kick my --, and lose myself in this trippy wonderland, all on this episode of "hello world." ♪ ashlee: silicon valley may be home to some of the biggest tech giants in the world, but it is being challenged like never before. crazy tech geniuses have popped up all over the planet, making things that will blow your mind. my name is ashlee vance. i am an author, a journalist, and i am on a quest to find the most innovative tech creations and meet the beautiful freaks behind them. >> hello world. [car horns honking] ashlee: where else would i begin my journey, but in tokyo? ♪ millions of people make their way around the city in an orderly fashion, doing the best not to bother anyone. it is that night that tokyo really comes to life. welcome to the robot restaurant. ♪ ashlee: a

think sony. the impact is obvious, as well. these are more than just a tax on our infrastructure -- attacks on our infrastructure, they are taxed on employees and customers, they are taxed on reputation and our economy insecurity. and they are increasingly attacks on our fundamental rights, the right guaranteed to us as free people in this great country. what can we do? we cannot prevent every attack. the attack surface is too big, the weakness of systems and andle too pronounced ubiquitous, but this behavior is subject to deterrence. people conducting cyber intrusions are not high on crack. and are not motivated inflamed by passion that often motivates people to bad acts. there is a lot of thinking that goes into cyber intrusions, and in the thinking there is -- thinking we believe there is a way to influence behavior, to impose some thoughtfulness on people. to do that, we believe we have to be more predictive and less reactive. we think there are three things tot we can do together address this threat. first, reduce of vulne

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the judge made that decision at the first hearing for sony. his father had nothing to say to us. the 35-year-old is accused of following a 14-year-old girl home, offering her money and gifts, and keeping photo collages of young girls at his home. >> you have a defendant who has targeted young women and young girls, and has annoyed and harassed them repeatedly over the course of the last few years. >> investigators say sony has applied for jobs at churches and schools. more possible victims have come forward. >>> the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter will remain in jail, even though a judge in oakland granted her bail last week. she's accused of aiding and abetting her husband who killed 49 people last summer in orlando. a judge in florida decided she should not be released because the two talked about a club attack less than a week before it happened. she claims she did not know the extent of his plans. >>> mark your calendars, b.a.r.t. announced the newest station will finally open for passengers on march 25th. the warm springs station extends b.a.r.t. service to southern fr

. >> another japanese electronics maker, sony, is planning to introduce high performance, high-priced phones ninda. india's smartphone market is now bigger than that of the u.s. part of the explosive growth comes from the country's prime minister promotion of cashless policies. it led to an increase of devices that handles electronic money. that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with a look at markets. >>> a high court is allowing a power utility to reactivate two nuclear reactors in central japan. the court overturned the earlier suspension of operations that had been put in place due to safety concerns by residenents thee area. in march last year a district court ruled consi electric didn't sufficiently explain how it would deal with accidents. the high court ruled based on the latest science, and that they have met necessary measurements against earthquakes and tsunamis. locall resesidents showed their discontent. >> translator: only the court can stop the political momentum that will leadad to the restartf the political reactors. the court has failed to recocognize

the beijing intellectual property court ruled in favor over sony's use of its patent identification software35 models are affected. reports from japan say the government may halt toshiba's planned sale of the chip unit if the winning bid comes from a foreign company. the energy minister is considering suspending the plan -- chinese are taiwanese companies emerge victories. the government says the chip business is crucial to japan's national security and fears losing state secrets. pleading guilty to violating u.s. laws on selling american technology to iran and must pay a fine of $1.2 billion, zte's agreement ends uncertainty about the ability to do business in the u.s.. the company admits three felonies. right, let's have a more considered look at these markets. agoust opened 30 minutes for hong kong and shanghai, moving to the upside here as well. we have this asian-pacific selloff easing, equities getting a boost. tokyo market moving to the upside there as well. to higher for the nikkei two five. this is what we have because we assetsd demand for haven . looking at what is going on the ko

been falling for years, and are steep competition -- and have steep competition from microsoft and sony. >> european shares are sobering up after recent record highs. investors are looking ahead to a probable rate hike of the u.s. federal reserve for the ftse 100 is down a quarter of a percent. is up. over .1.s just down psa is closing in on a deal to acquire european general motors subsidiary opel. the two countries are hoping to announce a deal on monday. if completed, the merger would create europe's's second-largest car company. caterpillar has had their headquarters created by u.s. -- has had their headquarters raided by u.s. federal agents. of an ongoing tax investigation involving a subsidiary in switzerland. caterpillar shares fell over 4% on that news. japan has returned to inflation for the first time in -- for the first time since 2015. consumer prices just over .1% in january, but energy prices were up over 9%. japan has struggled with deflation for nearly two decades. -- givingtral-bank the central bank of japan a hope that it may hit its overall 2% inflation budget. today,

if anyone has connections to sony or the michael jackson estate and get me the license for the song,e main goal. >> keep dancing. >> i got until friday. doctor told me i'm leaving. >> yea! >> cool. >>> one thing i've always wanted is a pilot's license. the freedom of going up in a plane and flying. but planes are expensive which is why i'm thankful for these videos. every time i see them, i'm starting to think you can just go up it very calm, it's chill. you've got your own power. then you can see unique views of unique places. these guys pigetting the beautyf dubai. ♪ >> you can see some of the more unique features in the city. you can see that from space. it goes out into the gulf shaped like a big palm tree. >> they built their own island, right? i love this. i'm serious, we're learning how to do this. >> i love the view. so i'll just go there in an airplane and let you guys know how it is from the ground. i'll be there to record your landing. >>> a high-tech customer decides to hit the drive-thru. >> hello. >> these poor girls do not get paid enough to deal with this. >> no, they

sony and mazda ended more than 3%. the financial sector did well on hopes for a u.s.fed rate hike next week. insusurers like daiichi life holdings posted hefty gains. next week all eyes will be on the fed meeting on the 14th and 15th. market players will be looking for hints from policy makers of more hikes this year than originally thought so we'll be keeping a close eye on that. jo >>> in south korea the court's upholding of the president's impeachment had little effect on stocks or the country's currency. the kospi ended up .3%. 2, 097 there. property shares rose after the government said it will ease some restrictions on the real estate market. the overall picture in the region was mixed. the shanghai composite fell for a third day, side nye's s&p was up 0.6%. japanese business leaders have reacted to the decision by south korean judges to confirm president park's impeachment. the head of japan association of corporate executives said he is watching the unprecedented impeachment with interest. he said he hopes south korea will return to political stability quickly

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from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune!dies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white. oh, hi! thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. are we here? or we're way up there. oh, good. thanks. appreciate that. you're very kind. all right, goodbye. well, hello. good to see you all. there they go. scrambling frantically for those devices as we get ready for our first "toss up." "best seller" is the category. here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] and it's millie. the da vinci code. that's it, yeah. mm-hmm.

also, you know, if we think back to when north korea conducted the cyber hack on the sony studios, noty was it the hacking, it was the threats of 9/11 style attacks on any theatre and theatre-goers that went to see the movie, "the interview." that's a threat of a terrorist act. scott: president obama reportedly on his way out of office had warned incoming president trump that this was going to be one of his greatest concerns, if not one of his top priorities. is that a fair assessment? bruce: i think it's very fair. north korea really is a broad spectrum of military threat. it's got the nuclear weapons, it's got the missile means to deliver them, as well as deliver conventional high explosive warheads. it also has 5,000 tons of chemical agent, we estimate. it has a biological weapons program. it has a million-man army forward deployed near the south korea. south korea's capital, seoul, is within artillery range of perhaps 10,000 artillery systems. north korea also is the counterfeiter of our currency. it produces and distributes illegal drugs. money laundering, it really is. scott: it'

from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune!adies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! how you doin'? kinda took a funny route, didn't we? [ cheers and applause ] why was that? hey, jim. thanks, everybody. to the puzzle board! look at everybody here. hi. good to see you all. get ready. it's time for our first "toss up." "what are you doing?" is the category. vanna's in place. here comes the puzzle. and here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] and it's ian and tanya. just hanging out. yes, indeed. that's it.

from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune!es and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. that would be the two of us. thank you, jim. hi, everybody. look who i found. she was just standing around. see you later. hi. how nice of you to show up. there you go, get ready. first "toss up." it's an "occupation." vanna's getting into place. puzzle's coming up, and we are all set. ♪ [ bell chimes ] kathleen. hot dog vendor! yeah, that's it. [ cheers and applause ]

but if it is all sony, it is all fake and there is nothing there, the smoke will go away in a day or maybe a week. it is annoying to see a article so thinly sourced in the washington post or new york times but if you pass your obamacare replacement or your economic package and run a serious national security policy you will be fine. even from his own point of view it is crazy for him to obsess about this. host: bill kristol joining us. mike from georgia, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm not going to waste too much air, that what i am concerned about is we have set here and watched all day and c-span had right-wing or you could think of talk about hillary clinton and everything but now we've got serious compare is used -- conspiracies on this ministration and all c-span does is put republicans on to give us mobile talk. -- bubble talk. our president prior to obama wiretapped his office. we had mass voter fraud. serious lines on the easter bunny and santa claus. we need some serious journalism going on and c-span needs to put on people like mother jones, the young turks, someb