is there much more to go or sony stock? sony's share price, the valuation contains two components.g its businesses come and certainly we want to see more in that area. the other aspect is sony's brand, and they have been able to use technology and designed to reinforce the brand, which is captured by the outperformance within the broader market. if you look back at the sony brand compared to where it was five years ago, it is stronger because of the attachment of the brand to successful products and things like cameras, and certainly the playstation game system. in years to come, you might see a further expansion of the brand into other services and other revenue streams. with this turnaround largely complete, worry does not have to worry about fighting fires, but ignited growth. should it be a steady ship he continues to power through, or is it aggressive growth that he should be pursuing? >> i think there will be two aspects. i think he was to continue stabilizing consumer electronics to ensure they create great products for consumers, but at the same time, that is not enough. th

sony's consumer electronics division now enjoys a dominant role when it comes to the gaming sector.eo told sony investor relations day that movies remain a hugely important part of the overall business. >> the picture segment remains an important business persona and we are increasing the urgency with which we implement measures to improve the pictures business. senior equities analyst at jefferies was at the event in tokyo and joins us now. take us through what the takeaways were. >> thank you. threeit of context, we years back, we used to be very skeptical three years back in february 2014. we upgraded sony when they exited pc and the other consumer electronics business started to shrink. they were focusing on streaming, games, movies, and music. they have done a great job to turn around, taking painful decisions to reach where they are. this year, the second time in the last seven years they reached the target level of ¥600 -- 500 billion yen. however, for the first time in the last three years, i have seen faint glimpses of the sony that was pre-2014. we did not like that compan

every time you see sony, it is new profit warnings.g upgrades by goldman sachs. the oil price is going to be capped, largely due to the fact that 0pec are going to keep the cats going into the market, the price remains pretty stable. an interesting place to leave it, you're going to talk about how petrol stations work out how much to charge? robots are controlling as! we know that already. is wearable tech really the solution to parenting problems — or just a technology too far? should kids be left to be kids? we will find out later. we'll get the inside track on a smartwatch that allows parents to keep tabs on their children. you're with business live from bbc news. theresa may has promised to end the injustice of rising energy costs by including a cap in the conservative general election manifesto. the prime minister says the energy market "is not working", with vulnerable people worst hit by rip—off bills. industry groups have criticised the plan, first announced last month, saying it could lead to higher prices. labour, which offer

sony shares have hit their highest in eight years as they rebound into the television market. >> sonyshed up nearly 1% today reaching the highest since september of 2008. it jumped 4% the day before lifting the market value to over 5 trillion yen. that is a level it had not reached since june of 2008, leaping far ahead of rivals like panasonic and mitsubishi electric. the firm announced on monday it will reenter the organic light emitting display or oled television market. the technology is allowing clearer pick chorpictures and doubles as a speaker. sony decided to use oled panels made by lg electronics, and it says it will focus on developing image production technology to set itself apart. the bravia a1 series which will go on sale in june will cost around $7,000 for the 65-inch model. the group's tv business is already rebounding on the success of 4k liquid crystal display sets and the latest news make investors optimistic that sony will capture 10% of global market share. sony announced last month that earnings are expected to increase over three fold in the current fiscal year a

sony pictures produced a spoof film about north korea.arus has also been linked to cyber attacks on banks around the world. right here in south korea, officials aren't pointing to north korea. they say this is still the beginning of the investigation into who is behind this attack, but dave, defense officials here have in the past said that north korea is responsible for at least ten cyber plots in just the last decade alone. and defense officials here believe that north korea continues to build up its capacity to carry out cyber attacks. they say that the cyber attack team inside north korea is 6,800 people strong. dave? >> wow. and more than 300,000 worldwide users impacted by that cyber attack. alex, thank you. >>> all right, desperate attempts to contain the world's biggest cyber attack appear to be working. the infection did not spread as much as law enforcement expected yesterday. still, the virus that hit 150 countries was a wake-up call for the world and investors. cybersecurity stocks, dave, look at that, monday big jumps for com

the hacking group attacked sony 2014.som to hit 300,000 computers in 150 countries starting on friday. victims including fedex and the u.s. hospitals in the u.k., germany's national railway good if you take a look at the cybersecurity stocks everybody trying to protect themselves, they rallied that kind. joining us now to talk about north korea is political analyst kirsten haglund ntia mike baker. good to see both of you again. mike has got to begin with you. this north korea sophisticated enough to launch a massive cyberattack like this when the sun friday in a bid to begin continuing into yesterday? >> sure, absolutely. they've done it in the past. it's going to take longer to do a complete forensic scrub on this latest attack and say with specificity who is responsible in how the mechanics of that work. but what they are doing is standard practice in this forensic review, which is part of it is he's got to look for examples of previous attacks. just trying to correlate it to something you seen in the path and that may

sony's stock has doubled since 2013.n macau are on a hot streak, revenue increase increase for the night -- ninth month in a row. recovering from a two-year slump. casinos are now joined to attract families and casual gamblers. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: exceptionally busy two weeks for bloomberg surveillance. we will be in paris a week from today and then on to london for a week with our team over there as we watch our new offices built. all of that begins wednesday. michael mckee and i will be in washington. francine will be in london. my conversation with ben bernanke. we will not talk about present fed policy. that is part of the rules of the game. but there will be a fed meeting. one of the linkages is chairman bernanke and a press conference. he is the first 1 -- michael: the first one who did press conferences. we don't have a press conference this time. it is as if there was a meeting that really do not happen. tom: draghi -- aixa: a lot of people have push for a press conference every time becaus

there was a 2014 attack on sony pictures.ostly in asia and seem to think the ransom gained in the attacks, $100,000 so far. but the disruption is maximum. in the u.s., they made out pretty well. europe was hit hard. interestingly, china hit very hard. 30,000 institutions were targeted. everything from universities to gas stations. we did hear today beijing officials saying listen, this has to end hinting that north korea has to do something about it. again, the investigation not completely sure that north korea is involved. that's why europol and other investigative bodies are working hard as well as the blame game. microsoft had its vulnerabilities in the soft way. they found ways to counter act that and take advantage of that. and then there's the hackers and then the users like you and me that should put up more defenses. this is not the end of this. >> shepard: greg palkot live. thank you. and let's go to our countser terrorism expert. what is your take on this?t's i korea is the culprit, this is a country run by a crimin

the sony attack was done by north korea.f i was the north koreans looking at the flotilla off of my coast and the american overwhelming presence, military presence in asia, i would be thinking that cyberattacks on the united aids would probably be the -- the united states would probably be the most threatening. they were already pretty successful in the sony case. a broken, bankrupt country halfway around the world managed to destroy 70% of the computers at sony detainment because they didn't like a movie about kim jong-un. in that movie, but they didn't like it. ben: it was pretty good. [laughter] david sanger, ben rhodes, thank you very much. we will be right back. ♪ charlie: joe dimaggio is widely considered one of the best ballplayers in history. in his 13 years with the new york yankees, he got batting titles, hit 361 home runs, and played in nine world series.his 56 game hitting streak is a record that still stands. while the record is still known, joe dimaggio remained a fiercely private man, revealing himself to only

sony attack happened. they basically broke into sony's network and overwrote all the files bringing down infrastructure. they did a massive wiping attack on broadcasting and south korean banks. most recently they had been pinned against the attacks in bangladesh where they tried to send $1 billion. >> nobody is making a definite link. but these are not false flags, they might be able to establish the links. in china, 40,000 institutions were affected. it had further reach because of pirated software here. so organizations are trying saved. as the cyber defenses go up, investigators say they will work over the coming weeks and months to see whether that trail does, in fact, lead to pyongyang. now back to you. >>> this morning, the ntsb and the faa are in a neighborhood in new jersey. we have new video of a terrible plane crash that happened there. this is what it looked like when the jet went down to crash sideways. then it exploded into a fireball. still see some of the scorch marks on the ground and on a

. >> according to today's announcement sony purdue he would make school meals great again. milk. a new voice for students, sony purdue, the secretary of ag culture. >> we are trying to keep it safe and nutrition. >> he signed his first proclamation announcing 3 change to usda school guidelines. schools can receive exemptions for not serving whole grains. 1200 milligrams to meal to 930 milligrams. and schools can serve chocolate milk. food is wasted when children don't like what is served. >> they tell the cafeteria workers what they like. they see what goes in the trash. it is symbolic. it is dealing with a constituent. >> it is more about funding levels. >> the government gives you $3 for a school lunch. you can't go through a drive through for $3. >> a team that cook and delivers 1400 school lunches a day for private and public schools like piedmont and berkeley. it contains 530 milligrams of sodium. fresh foods cost more, 5- dollars per lunch. some students say their schools offer lunch. >> they have hamburgers and pizza and stuff. >> many parents say they prefer schools

sony was brand name that really mattered in the 1980s in technology. >> i'll take the sony!e original sown eye walkman was so solid. it was a pleasure to hold. it had density, heft. >> pop it in, close it. a very satisfying sound. it was gorgeous, gorgeous machine. it provided you with the sound track to your life. >> transformers and cabbage patch dolls may be the two top sellers this year, but for adults there's only one hot item, the vcr. >> christmas shoppers have made the videorecorder 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 track the success back to the smashing of a limitation, and the vcr smashed thlimitationtime. >> most people usecrs for what they call time shifting. let's say this sunday is your parents' 50th wedding anniversary, but you can't miss the steelers. pop in a tape and watch the steelers when you get home. >> it changed the paradigm of television. >> the makers of tv programs and movies shown on television cla

i think jim mentioned the sony attack. of course, putting aside the issue whether that impacted national security or not, first amendment, i guess, then so if we consider only using the single domain of cyber to retaliate, then the issue comes up, if we have to execute an attack through someone else's infrastructure in order to get ultimately at the target, is that an act of war against that intermediary or not? lawyers have a field day with that kind of an issue. in the end, in the case of sony, we ended up not doing anything in the cyber domain but using other tools, sanctions against north koreans, which for me were ceremonially satisfying but really didn't have a lot of impa impact. those are the complexities. sounds legalistic and bureaucratic, but to me those are the kinds of things that have inhibited us. the main point i would make is unless we have confidence in our ability to absorb an attack and be resilient, there is always going to inhibit a single domain response, that is in cyber. that's why i mentioned usin

it's the biggest hack since the famous sony hack of 2014 when the movie "annie" were stolen and madeense then major studios beefed up cyber security, but independent vendors remain a weak link according to experts. >> this move the hackers made with "orange is the new black" is a warning shot and that perhaps we can see more such incidents with other networks and other shows. >> reporter: it appears the hackers may have more shows and movies with criminals posting and to the others. there's still time to save yourselves. our offers are still on the table for now. this morning studios are under attack. and this may not be the hollywood ending they were hoping for. >> billions of dollars are at stake here when you look at the big picture. and you wonder, what is the u.s. and what is congress going to do about it? >> well, exactly. it is also a huge issue for the doj focusing more and more on their ability for attribution in recent cyber attacks. they talked about the attack on yahoo! in 2014, but this threat is growing. it's a ransomware attack. the fastest growing cyber attack, when h

similarities toa things than me spotted similarities to a previous cyber attack, namely the attack on sony pictures. it came just ahead of the release of the film the interview, based around the assassination of kim jong—un, a comedy. that attack was carried out why the lazarus group, a criminal organisation with no links to north korea. so we climb and gives an assessment. the manhunt is on to try and find the who was responsible. one of the clues is analysing the code that has been found in this ra nsomwa re. code that has been found in this ransomware. it seems to be similar to an earlier form of malware that was used by the lazarus group a few yea rs was used by the lazarus group a few years ago. you may not have heard of them, but they are best known, their notoriety if you like is that they we re notoriety if you like is that they were supposed to be behind the sony pictures hack, which was massive in 2014. they have links to north korea. north korea of course has denied all of this. there are other clues that might suggest other things. another expert is saying the way that the rans

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and they already were pretty successful in the sony case. i mean a broken, bankrupt country halfway around the world managed to destroy 70% of the computers sat on sony pictures because they didn't like a movie about kim jung you know, a bad movie but they didn't like the movie. >> that was pretty good. >> david sanger, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank, charlie. >> rose: we'll be right back, stay with us. >> rose: joe dimaggio's widely considered one of the greatest baseball players in history. in his 13 years with the new york yankees he won two batting titles, three mvp awards, hit 361 homeruns and played in nine world series. his 56 game hitting streak in 1941 is a record that still stands. while the legend is well-known, joe dimaggio remained a fiercely private man revealing himself to only a few. dr. rock positano was one of them. he first met dimaggio in 1990 when the exball player visited the foot specialist to treat an injury that plagued him for decades. over the next several years the two men became good friends. positano

sony is looking good and they could have some better profits news.ts are faring right now in asia, i will be back soon with a look at the morning's papers. the conservatives have confirmed they intend to cap energy prices for millions of households if they win the election. they claim the move could save consumers up to £100 a year. labour says the cap would not stop bills increasing and the pledge has drawn criticism from the industry. here's our political correspondent ben wright. energy prices have been hot politics for some time. at the last election, labour promised a two year price freeze. the conservatives want to intervene in the market, they say it doesn't work for most people. the prime minister says rip—off energy prices hit people on the lowest income is the hardest. switching to another carrier often brings bills down, but seven of ten households are on standard variable rates, which are usually more expensive. so, the conservatives would give 0fgem the power to impose a price ceiling on these rates. the cap would be reset every six mont

a last look at sony shares coming back from the break, the stock has risen over 2%.en going through a sincerestructuring effort the ceo took over in 2012, an analyst from goldman said jeffrey state the company will pull through with a record profit for this fiscal year, so shares on the up. ♪ caroline: welcome back to this special edition of "bloomberg technology." i'm caroline hyde. we are live from boston all this week, showcasing the innovation , diversity, and power of this cities tech economy. the boston pops opened its 117th , it's thed the theme music of former conductor and maestro john williams. the pops recently recorded and help him of his music in a high tech, state-of-the-art studio many concertgoers don't even know exists. ♪ >> start with a little of this, add some of this, and after two hours of keith lockhart leading the boston pops, you will have a recording of the selected works of maestro john williams. >> it's the soundtrack of our time. john can write a melody better than anybody else. you say star wars. it comes into your head. ♪ you say "et," a

sony gray appears to be back. first inning 2 outside. davis with his 14th homer. 2-run shot. the a's by the time lowery comes to the plate, a's are up 2-1. 4 doubles in the last couple of games. around comes the a's and it is better from there. gray 7 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 11 strikeouts. that's the key stat. the stuff is back. dominating win. take it to wrigley field. cuteness in the stands. giving it up. anthony rizzo. second home run of the game. in the 9th inning. 5-2. they come back. a solo homer. tying run at 2nd. joe panik, that ball is way outside. strike 3 by nelson. giants lose 5-4. bruce when he saw the replay of that last pitch on his phone after the game, he threw it against the wall. it will be a long time until the warriors take on the cavs. it started from a far. head coach of the cavaliers not thinking of the warriors. they are focused on boston. that will be some locker room comment tomorrow from the warriors. it is a long time until they play. the talk will continue. all that concern about colin kaepernick. he will get a job and it might be with the team t

sony holding its investor briefing, saying it is still trying to revive that film business. sony has done well in gaming and electronics, but is lagging behind in film, although its share price is high in late trade in tokyo. speaking of resilience across asian markets, one index you have to look at is in seoul. s what you arew continuing to see, a white line outperforming the world stock index in terms of market cap. nomura says it has further to go. this is despite when you are seeing geopolitically and in north korea. anna: thank you very much. juliette saly in hong kong. a suspected terrorist attack in manchester killed at least 19 people and wounded 50 others. it would be the worst such incident on british soil since the 2005 london bombings. the explosion struck the area on ariana grandea grand concert. let's bring in on the phone charles lichfield. charles, thank you for joining us this early hour. this as we have heard from the manchester police, it is being treated as a terror attack. give us the context. this would be the worst such attack since 2005. >> absolutely

including the 2014 attack against sony pictures. they're putting out a movie making fun of the north korean leader. again, not definitive, but it's another black-market. they're pointing to the experts today. this part of the cyber attack, it is slowing. some companies got off lightly. cyber defenses seem to be a little bit better in the u.s. we got a last-minute rescue from one young fellow. over here in the u.k., hospitals were really hard hit. they're still reeling from this today. there are reports that still some surgeries and other treatments, car companies, rail lines have also been hit in europe, but now they are getting back up to speed as the hunt by investigative agencies look for what is really behind this. back to you. >> heather: difficult to trace. we'll talk more about it a little bit later. greg palkot live for us, thank you. >> jon: we are waiting for the white house briefing to begin. general h.r. mcmaster is said to hold a news conference moments from now after all of this new fella from reports of the president

, we see a band of wet, windy weather making its way through overnight and sunday will be a mix of sonyhe nhs is the victim of a major cyber attack. at least 25 hospitals trusts and gp surgeries have been affected. routine operations at some hospitals are being cancelled, patients sent home and ambulances diverted. the gentleman inside the door said that all the computers had gone down and we are not sure whether the doctors can see you for whatever reason, if it is x—rays, breakages, what have you, they are going to send you home. the cyber attack is a form of ransomware in which hospitals are being asked to pay money in order to restore their computer systems. the nhs is vulnerable because typically it has not invested enough in computer security, they use old computers, old systems, if they don't keep them wobbly patch, they will keep getting hit by attacks like this. —— if they

most significantly maybe infamously that attack on sony pictures back in 2014 about the same time thattting out a comedy about north korea. again, it's not definitive, melissa, but if it does turn out to be true, it's one more bad mark on the rogue regime's record. >> melissa: without question. so what is the status on the attacks now? are they still spreading? are they contained? >> they seem, melissa, to be settling down. the number of new attacks is lower, but still substantial. in the united states companies like fedex have been hit, but the security defense seems to have been better. we got some early help from computer geek over here that prevented a lot of damage. defenses were put up. here in the uk with the hospitals, i think your viewers know were hit pretty hard. they'll have to cancel operations and curtail treatment and other companies like car companies here in europe and rail lines, they're still getting back up to speed. so the investigation goes in to try to completely deal with this. europe and other investigative bodies in europe, interpol, and around the world are l

and sony hack a few years ago. they hacked sony studios and through intimidation basically forced the cancellation of the screening of a film in the united states. you wouldn't get anyone to host this film. it's like what happened in beshgly to day where ann coulter is forced to cancel her speech. i'm not saying we should laurnlg the carrier group as a result of. that but it certainly was an act of war. and we have seen already that north korea poses a threat to our economic interests, our freedoms and they haven't been reluctant to attack us. so what trump is doing now, we don't know. it makes one think that he intends to remove the north korean regime somehow or to have the chinese do something. the chinese warned north korean this is week not to do any more nuclear testing because they would reach a point of no return. that's very strong language. what does that mean? that meebz tans the integ rift regime. that's what we're talking about now. that's on the table. and, you know, glenn beck who is a conservative c

sony's recovery has taken a step forward, targeting its highs and operating profit this year, leaning more than ever on the sony playstation, where operating profits account for a total of a third of profit, also strong growth in its memory chip division. out afterhe way forecasting a 14% drop in full-year profit. the company says net income will probably fall to $4.8 billion because of rising competition in the passenger car market in the u.s.. u.s. sales dropping in march, despite offering ever larger discounts. toshiba may shelve a nuclear project in the u.k., saying one company has warned suppliers of spending cuts. they may also ask staff transferred to return to their employers. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. i am coming to you from the magazine's headquarters in new york. in this week's issue, venezuela's slide from prosperity to poverty and chaos. we examine the effects on the latin american region. we go to canada, justin trudeau opens up to our editor-in-chief john micklethwait about working with donald trump. then, the

among our advertisers, russian divisions of international companies, like airbnb, uber, mcdonald's, sony, philips, bmw, some banks. when they saw the results of their advertising campaigns, even russian pro state, pro-government banks advertised. for example, we did advertisements for their bank -- ivan: the main state bank in russia. galina: just for the economical prices. -- it was just before the economical prices. it was a challenge. but it was cool because all of those companies stopped burning money to outdoor advertising and decided to put that advertising money into something objective. melinda: ivan you guys were , running the most popular website in 2014 -- you have meduza started. one of our readers wants to know, how can you cover russia from abroad? your staff of 30 is living in riga. how do you do it? ivan: there were skeptical .eople when we started meduza i don't understand why they were skeptical. when you live in russia, you understand that 90% of the russian economy is actually in moscow. and 99 percent of important political decisions are made in moscow. if you want t

that, you know, it is not only coming on the heels of netflix but 2 1/2 years ago if you remember sonyck of the movie "the interview." that was not a ransomware attack. david: right. >> that was a nation-state attack. david: that was north korea and a lot of people think north korea may behind the ransomware? >> that is the discussion today. they have found similarities in the code used in "wannacry" attacks to the same malware that was used in sony and the bank of poland and budapest and because there are similarities, the word we're hearing is that north korea is behind the "wannacry" attacks. david: wow. >> yet to be definitive, as we know, you can copy, you know, malware is copied by other hackers all the time. it is a simple cut and paste. and you really can't, therefore, attribute it directly to north korea at this time. david: miller newton, we have to have you back. this story is not over. thanks for being here. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: unexpected danger at nursing homes. a bug problem that could put your loved ones in danger. plus when caffeine becomes life-threatening

evidence has been found in the coding that is similar to another north korean attack on sony last yearmore than 300,000 computers in 150 countries were infected. hackers are demanding $300 in ransom to decode infected data or they will destroy it. the attack is being called the fastest spreading extortion campaigns on record. >>> meanwhile, disney's new "pirates of the caribbean" movie is now being held for ransom by hackers. it's set to hit the screens in a few weeks but the disney ceo says someone stole the film and will release it online unless the ransom was paid in bitcoin. netflix learned that last month after refusing to pay hackers to held new episodes of "orange is the new black." then the hackers released most of the upcoming season ahead of schedule online. >>> taking a look at the markets: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> ell, today's ti p of the day is going to be is going to be with bosc pears. i love them. although they're not locally grown, they're still being imported in. let me tell you something, they're fabulous this time of year. sweet, buttery, nutty flavor. they're fan

in fact, it was a nick sony and act and reminds us of the importance of the rule of law which evidentlyald trump does not respect. reporter: but the white house is seeking to persuade people that the decision to fire comey had nothing to do with russia or the fbi investigation. >> it was time for a fresh start at the fbi and i think the president has done as he has done in similar cases -- he took decisive action and provided strong leadership, and to act on the recommendation of the deputy attorney general. reporter: the white house says the loss of confidence stems from the investigation into hillary clinton's use of primary email server. ms. clinton: i made a mistake using a private email. reporter: he decided to be no prosecution, just a rap on the knuckles. republicans were furious. stunningly, he reopened his inquiry 11 days before polling. mr. trump: it took guts for director comey to make the move he made. abouter: but is it really the way the fbi conducted the hillary clinton investigation? why not do it when donald trump first came to office? how do you reconcile it with the p

sony has climbed to a two-year high after analysts or cast is highest annual operating profit.eaning on the playstation, where profits account for a third of the company's total and see strong growth in its phone camera chip business as well. the stock is up 18% this year. , shares up byring the most in six months as the company expects operating profit to rise 44% to $1.7 billion. analysts% more than were projecting. fujitsu says it is because it eliminate $380o limite million in expenses. the world's second largest copper mine hit as a thousand workers protest job cuts. the mine in indonesia it will stay out until the end of may. the strike comes as freeport prepares to ramp up operations and resume exports. it also follows a six-week stoppage at bhp's copper mine in chile. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. a quick check on the markets trading, holiday thinned session. the s&p 500 in australia just keeping its head above water for a seventh straight day of gains. japanese stocks higher

that's the group that they say was behind the sony attack, and of course, the united states governmentea was behind that. you don't have to know code here to understand that these are very similar looking. so, they say that this is just a possible link. the first few days of the investigation, they're not sure. some have questioned could it be a false flag, that another hacking group that's put in there, and experts like kasperski say they just don't think so, but they want more time to try and look at it. but three of the most important cyber researchers in the world have all concluded that there is a possible link here, at least when they're looking at the code, john. >> and remember, you know, north korea's connection to the sony hack a couple years ago. there is a record, there is a history here. samuel burke in london, thanks so much for this. >>> all right, minutes from now we will hear from the national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster. you're looking at live pictures from the white house briefing room. he will talk to the press two hours earlier than expected. why? it seems the

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pictures back in 2014 when sony was putting out a spoof film about north korea, the interview.attacks on banks worldwide. south korean officials were asked if they think that north korea is behind this. don't forget, they are closely monitoring north korea's cyber attack capabilities as best they can from this distance. they're not pointing fingers at north korea just yet. they are agreeing that this is an investigation that needs to unfold and that all possibilities need to be considered. but as i said, they do closely try and understand north korea's cyber attack capacity and capability. in the past, defense officials in this country have linked about ten different cyber plots to north korea, and they estimate that north korea now has about 6,800 people working on their cyber attack capabilities. dave? >> frightening. alexandra field live for us in seoul. thank you. >> let's get a check on "cnn money stream" this morning. u.s. futures and global markets mixed after the s&p and nasdaq hit record highs. oil prices rallied 2% after russian and saudi energy ministers agreed to ex

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it's the biggest attack since the sony hack in 2014. it's not just corporations. citizens are also under attack. last year more than a billion identities were breached by cyber criminals looking to extort. >> we know people at home are being attacked, because the number of these attacks are soaring, 100%, 200% a year. >> reporter: with the dark over lord previously blamed with extorting a hospital and police department, tonight it's hollywood under attack. a real life drama still playing out. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with a warning about a new danger spreading on social media. >>> a highway near detroit a semi truck overturned on top of a car below. several firefighters responded to the scene and worked nearly an hour to rescue a driver who was trapped inside the car. he emerged alive, awake and responsive. the crash is now under investigation. >>> there's a warning out tonight about the latest meme on social media, called ten concerts i've been to, one is a lie. it invites friends to post and figure out which one you have

experts say the code the hackers used is similar to the one used in attacks against sony pictures. also, at least two international banks of the those attack were all linked to north korea. friday's attack crippled more than 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries. >>> a bay area power couple helps students reach the dream of going to college. what the zuckerbergs are doing so many young americans can make the agreed. >>> also, a shopping diagnosis for hundreds of women, new concerns their breast implants gave them cancer. what doctors want you to know. >>> a live look outside right now from our mount tam camera. you can see cloudiness in the area now, that's a change. anything in store in the way of showers or rain for you? mike nicco has the forecast coming up. >>> thanks for sticking around, this is the rest of the forecast, one with big changes in it, and it all has to start with the winds. i overlayed them in live doppler 7, gusty again, keeping temperatures below average, seems like almost the entire month. we're at 23, and 20 in fairfield, and 29 at sfo. 17 in san carlo

view cyber security firm found that versions of the ransomware used tools involved in hacks against sonyictures and international banks, both linked to north korea. more than 150 countries were hit in the massive hack. victims include fedex. >> delta airline is working on a high tech service to let you check in bags with just your face. facial recognition machines are being test at the minneapolis/st. paul airport this summer. you tag your bag, pay your fee and smile with the camera. there is one catch. only travelers with valid passports can use them. delta believes it will cut check in time in half. proof that firefighters battle all kinds of elements. check out this gusher they dealt with in bay view district. you can see they took care of the problem, no must, no fuss. what a god picture. >> yeah. new at 11:00, imagine for a moment your child looking forward to homework, getting excited for all of that math and writing. >> well, sound impossible? maybe not when pirates enter the mix though. here is "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: it is one of the strangest stores i

intelligence said they suspected the attack on sony pictures to have originated from lazarus in north korea. similar suspicions arose when the bangladesh they was hacked in february. unclear what their ultimate motivation here is. but it's certainly pretty clear that this is not the kind of thing a very professional cyber criminal would do. guys who are involved in this type of scheme like to run just under the radar. reporter: with no definitive remainet, experts cautious. it could be called a cop false flag -- could be called a false flag. william: an award-winning mexican journalist who was shot dead outside his office was known for his coverage of the drug trade. back in 2011 he won the international press freedom award from the committee to protect journalists. he was the fifth journalist killed in mexico this year alone. in september, the international olympic committee must choose between los angeles and paris summerting the 2024 games. that delegation currently in the french capital and emmanuel macron threw his support behind the paris bid. >> a fight that could go down to th

were implicated in the 80-plus million dollars that was taken in a bank heist in bangladesh and the sony pictures thing which definitely has a tie to north korea. >> reporter: although clark is quick to point out that the evidence so far is not conclusive and it could be fake. >> it's like a bank robber who leaves fake fingerprints around to blame someone else. that's a theory. >> reporter: this particular hack doesn't affect mac computers but it is still alive and well and may still hit people's pcs. no matter what kind of computer you use, stop ignoring and delaying those security patches. we have all been there. your system tells you, you need to install an update. you say you have to stop what you're doing and install it. in the newsroom, melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> still to come, an unusual overdose. >> a teenager goes on a caffeine binge and it kills him. a father's warning on energy drinks. >> plus, crashes between cars and those big trucks a simple fix that could save lives. >> and keeping the streak alive. a live preview from oracle arena. the warriors go for 10 wins in a row. eo

view cyber security firm found that versions of the ransomware used tools involved in hacks against sonyictures and international banks, both linked to north korea. more than 150 countries were hit in the massive hack. victims include fedex. >> delta airline is working on a high tech service to let you check in bags with just your face. facial recognition machines are being test at the minneapolis/st. paul airport this summer. you tag your bag, pay your fee and smile with the camera. there is one catch. only travelers with valid passports can use them. delta believes it will cut check in time in half. proof that firefighters battle all kinds of elements. check out this gusher they dealt with in bay view district. you can see they took care of the problem, no must, no fuss. what a god picture. >> yeah. new at 11:00, imagine for a moment your child looking forward to homework, getting excited for all of that math and writing. >> well, sound impossible? maybe not when pirates enter the mix though. here is "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: it is one of the strangest stores i

the want to cry when the where the hackers are using contains the same code as a group behind the sony hack three years ago that was blamed on north korea. they say it's possible the code was simply copied. this has paralyzed computers in banks, government agencies and factories in 150 countries since it began on friday. >>> this morning, president trump is meeting with turkey's president at the white house. turkish president is expected to address his concerns over the was plan to start arming kurdish forces to battle isis in syria. to considers kurdish fighters terrorist. to is a nato ally and this will be the first time the presidents have met face-to- face. >>> the u.s. senate will get a classified briefing this week about the firing of fbi director james comey. in the meantime, the search for the new direct their continues. president trump says he intends to name someone quickly. some democrats say they won't consider homey's replacement unless a special prosecutor is in place to investigate allegations of russian interference in the presidential elections. the white house spokesm

the researcher pointed to similarities between this latest attack and the one that breached sony pictures a few years ago. >>> ahead, ford's signal that it's willing to change in order to jump-start its stalled stock price. >>> a new york county is suing johnson & johnson, perdue pharma and other companies, accusing them of engaging in fraudulent marketing that downplayed the risks of opioid painkillers. the suit alleges the companies downplayed the dangers of misuse. the county claims they incurred costs directly related opioid addiction. j&j noted that its drugs carried fda warning. >>> a "new york times" interview with a former united health care employee, now a whistleblower, says he asserts that there were overcharges to medicare to the tune of thousands of dollars. shares of united health care were off nearly 2%. the company says it rejects the allegations. >>> less than one week after ford executives were grilled about the lackluster performance of the company's stock, the automaker is making a big move. it is cutting up to 10% of its global workforce. investors hope the step could

the virus share similarities with preef yufs hacking attempts traced to north korea, such as one on sony entertainment. however, the hackers may have copied the code. hundreds of thousand of computers and more than 150 countries have been affected. meanwhile, north korea boasting it lawn. ed a new rocket. the medium long-range device can carry a heavy nuclear warhead and may reach bases in the pacific. u.n. security council unanimously condemned the missile test and warned of sanctions. north korea says it wl its tests any time any place. >> aviation officials working to figure out the cause of the deadly jet crash outside of new york city. take a look. the lear jet went down less than a mile from teeterboro airport where it was to land after a flit from philadelphia. the two crew members on board were killed. no one on the ground was injured. and we have surveillance video in the meantime. watch carefully. from a nearby business. showing the plane as it struck the ground, and then exploded. three buildings. 13 cars were damaged. investigators will consider whether strong winds in the ar

. >> reporter: perhaps the most high-profile case, sony pictures, 2014, celebrity gossip, executive salaries, the movie "annie" released early by hackers linked to north korea's leader, angry about an unflattering film. >> look at him! if that ain't a real story, what is? >> reporter: last year, a chain of washington, d.c., hospitals serving hundreds of thousands of patients shut down. now the netflix hacker threatens to release content from other companies. "oh, what fun we're all going to have," it posted. more drama and a dilemma for hollywood with a sinister cyber twist increasingly added to the plot. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, for kids by kids. the big idea keeping thousands of people from going hungry. "inspiring america." it is up next. >>> finally tonight, over 13 million children in the u.s. live in homes that can't put enough food on the table, but in ft. worth, texas, there is a program that has served over 500,000 meals to low-income kids, and the visionary behind it is the same age as many he helps feed. nbc's jacob rascon has our "inspiring america" r

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