sony, you are looking for a franchise here.ful 20 years ago and they are bringing him back with dwayne johnson and some other big stars. that is expected to be a big movie, maybe 200 million in domestic box office is. spidermaning out with may have a stronger second half of the year than the first half. ,f you are the sony corporation the film and entertainment business is not a big profit driver for you, but clearly, it is a big business in hollywood and everyone is looking to see how the big studios do. sony has been lagging, so they need a big second half of the year. be watching.ll maybe we will do our part at the box office. paul sweeney, thank you. coming up, we are talking tesla shares rebounding today. the company wins a key battery contract. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: who needs the weekend box office when we have our global battle of the charts toward early on friday? we are looking at some of the most telling charts of the day here and you can always access these charts on the bloomberg. it is back to transact letti

a few weeks ago we reported that sony had started pressing vinyl records again. now we have some news about a deal they have made in the world of streaming. rico hizon is in our asia business hub in singapore. rico, tell us more. well, sony music has just struck a licensing deal with streaming service spotify after months of tough negotiations. sony is the record label behind acts such as beyonce and adele, so the spotify agreement follows similar deals this year with universal music, the largest music company in berlin, which represents more than 20,000 independent labels, and this licensing arrangement with sonyjust cleared another critical hurdle. have i in its path to list on the stock exchange. as part of the arrangement, sony agreed to strip the spotify arrangements to spotify paying customers for two weeks, which allows spotify, which has never had a profit, to cut down the largest expense, royalty payments to the music industry. so this basically complete the package for spotify to eventually go public and list on the stock exchange. we look forward to it

. >> rca which is now under sony. consolidation of record companies. >> you said you have a time period. what is the time period? >> it depends on what state your contract will be. >> if you're in california. >> if you're in california, you have i believe it's five years. you can only go back five years, so you can sue at any point in time, but you can only go back five years to collect your royalties. interestingly when our new senator from california was attorney general, and they went after the record companies and had them enter into consent decrease saying that any money they had that was payable to artists, that they would pay those over to the state as unclaimed funds in order for artists to be able to go to the state and get their money. they're just not complying with those consent decrees and no one is enforcing them. so when i file a -- >> was it set up that way? was it >> how can you enforce a law that's not on the book? >> attorney generals should be enforcing these laws. >> tell us why they're not. >> i

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either nixon nor lbj were particularly will sony and, you are quite right. and in the book i do have reservations for this people. on the other hand, nobody talked so stridently against, in other words they would engage in open economies worldwide. >> it's shocking. he has begun to reverse himself. good. just like the fleet to going towards north korea reversed itself and headed towards australia. [laughter] 's event my second quickest question is, could you define the difference between capitalism and corporatism and give us some idea of how it the fact-- affects democracy and how we live today? >> that is a hard question. i would say the capitalism can be of many different tugs in many different countries. there can be small capitalism and there can be corporate corporate capitalism has the capacity to go multinational, to be global. that is the point to begin to find the cheapest resources. if they pollute, that's up to the local people. to pay the lowest wages, well it's not unionized. if they park their profits abroad because bringing it home means tax

sony was the brand name that really mattered in the 1980s in technology. >> i'll take the sony. >> theriginal sony walkman was so solid, it was a pleasure to hold. it had density. it had heft. the cassette, pop it in, close it. a very satisfying sound. not just a click-click. it was click-thunk. >> gorgeous, gorgeous machine. it provided you with a soundtrack to your life. >> transformers and cabbage patch dolls, maybe the top two toy sellers this year but for adults there's only one hot item. the vcr. >> christmas shoppers made the video cassette recorder one of this year's hottest gifts for grown-ups. they are selling at a million units per month but it's a lot more than a popular christmas gift. it's an invention some say is changing the whole idea of television. >> there's so many inventions where you can trace their 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. say this sunday is your parents' 50th wedding anniversary. but you can't miss the steelers. what you do is set the timer o

sony is in the final stages of buying believed digital according to japanese media.ity stake and the transaction is expected to come to a close later this year. lots of stories catching our attention on the business website. this one in particular. the city envoy saying france wants a disruptive brexit, hoping to disrupt london's role. this is according to the city of london envoy to the eu. jeremy browne saying venture parodies seeking destruction, in favour of the hardest brexit to take opportunity to win business for paris. and much more on the business life page, we'll be bringing you some other highlights throughout the programme. south korea has announced the biggest rise in the minimum wage since 2001. leisha santorini is in singapore — why such a big raise now? in short it's because south korea's new president is trying to get people to spend more in order to reduce the economy's reliance on exports and that's why they are raising the minimum rate wage next year by 16% to $6.60 per hour, the biggestjump year by 16% to $6.60 per hour, the biggest jump since 20

like sony bought it or somebody -- >> sony pictures classics -- bought it. >> jimmy: i love those movies [ laughter ] >> i would like think that people will like this movie. >> jimmy: yeah, there you are. [ laughter ] that's all you got is a a great -- but you wrote it with your buddies from grade school? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: who wrote -- >> so i wrote the movie with -- here we are. this is eighth grade promotion. marshall middle school. yeah, yeah, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your principal is here. >> is that a cody green? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. cody green. >> i think he went to wangenheim, actually. >> jimmy: yeah, obviously. >> so that's me, kyle mooney. [ light laughter ] and this is kevin costello, he co-wrote the film with me. >> jimmy: wow. >> and that's dave mccary, the director. >> jimmy: i know dave, yeah. and there's josh gerdewh [ laughter ] whatsoever. >> jimmy: because he's, like, is the center of this photo, right? >> he seems like the most handsome guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. but you guys get together. so then -- how did you -- you're on

. >> and why sony is resurrec vinyl for new generations of music fans. ,, %c1 >>> let's talk two baby deer rescued from a wildfire in arizona and it is all caught on camera. the u.s. forest service shared this on their facebook page and the pictures show hotshots rescuing two fawns. >> we were in dangerous areas so they grabbed the fawns, carried them up and we were able too get them down to a similar but unaffected area so they could be reunited with their mother. >> so far it is 53% contained. >>> new video showing a moment the shark bit a man on the h. a fisherman, there it happened, yes. saw that. >> sorry. >> a fisherman hooked a shark on his line last week. it was posted on instagram. you could see the shark bite that guy. >> don't try to pull a shark ever anywhere. it was eventually pulled in and released back into the ocean. the fisherman was gone by the >>> the top choices are in for the name of crayola's blue dollar crain crayon. dreams come blue, bluetiful, reach for the stars, star- spangled blue. vote until august 31. >> reach for the stars? there is no blue in there. may

it is the first number one opening for sony for the year.g of disappointments. sony also have the number three film over the weekend with baby driver. angie: this sounds like a hollywood script, but president confirmeddest son has eating a russian lawyer with kremlin ties. in his second state, donald trump junior saying he basically was hoping to get information to help with his father's campaign. david: we are joined now by jody snyder. she joins us in the studio now. how damaging were these reports? >> this is the first confirm meeting of a member of president trump's inner circle, and this happened weeks before he officially got the nomination, and is aconcerning turning point in that this now involves members of his family having confirmed meetings and hoping to get something out of them. it does not look like they got anything out of the meeting, but this coming amid the investigations and robert mueller's investigation into possible collusion with the russians in the election, certainly raising this to a new level. angie: what are the

a much-needed hit for sony. come with asia's first major market opens moments away after some of those is winning japanese eagle numbers. -- japanese eco-numbers. yvonne: still looking quite positive given this u.s. jobs report. that looks to be the biggest factor for investors here in asia this morning. let's get the latest with sophie kamaruddin. sophie: we are seeing futures they are, as well as across other major markets in asia, set to open higher this morning, tracking gains we saw on wall street. expects some trepidation giving the pressure we are seeing on bonds. keep in mind that asian stocks are starting off this week from a one-month low. keep an eye on how the yen trade this morning, as well. here are some stocks we are watching. over in seoul, korean air on focus after a raid on friday, allegedly accused of using company funds. this is the first crackdown as president moon gets tough on conglomerate. in tokyo, watch for mazda motor shares. six vehicles that are locally made are going to be recalled

sony is partnering with a nonprofit to offer the broadband service. it's available on play station as well as several apple, amazon, ro ku and amazon devices. >>> accuweather today, cooler air has arrived to rid us of that weekend warmth. right now, the accuweather highlights showing you'll have coastal clouds tonight. you'll probably notice the wind out there this afternoon. breezy overnight tonight. tuesday, if you love the cool weather, that's the pick of the week. that is the coolest day we have in the seven-day forecast. that heat is going to return again on thursday. one of the ways you get rid of warm weather, an active wind. that's what we have right now. sfo, gusts to 40 miles per hour at this time. that makes for some very interesting landing and takeoffs today. 14 miles per hour at oakland. san jose right now gusting to about 25. satellite showing you we have a thick bank of coastal clouds right now. and that onshore breeze we have is keeping us well, well, well below where we were this time yesterday. look at our warmest spots right now. o

and sony pictures. mmhm. think about. help around the house i'm all. told you you could face on the wall i think. alright. do you want me here. because i walk out right now. money rated page thirteen now playing selects ides. a day at a theater near you. bbc world news was presented by case. in los captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, justice under fire. on the six month anniversary of his taking office, president trump goes public with his regret over his choice for attorney general, while blasting the f.b.i. and the special counsel investigating russia. then, stepping back in syria, president trump ends a covert operation arming rebel fighters, a move that eases pressure on both presidents assad and putin. plus, making sense of fears over the rise of artificial intelligence, and how to curb the future power of computers. >> how could you then ensure that you could control what those machines do? that they were beneficial?

the music streaming service spotify has signed a big deal with japanese music giant sony.en as crucial to the swedish firm's plans to sell its shares on the stock exchange. monica miller is in singapore — what have they agreed? these swedish music streaming services on its way to becoming going public. it covers beyonce and adele and has agreed to reduce royalty payments if sport of phi restricts new albums to two weeks. it is on the back of a deal which represents more than 20,000 independent labels. the online service has yet to turn a profit but that will allow them to cut down on its biggest expense, royalty payments to the music industry. it is in payments to the music industry. it isina payments to the music industry. it is in a much bigger position financially to leave the groundwork for a deal by the end of the year. it was recently valued at $13 billion. thank you. a mixed picture for asian shares on wednesday. tokyo's nikkei closed lower — japanese exporters took a hit as the dollar weakened against the yen. a relatively stronger yen makes their products more exp

nnamdi and here in the french capital you watching live from paris from sony for. ensemble just wilson and these are the top stories. one year on president mackerel takes party commemorations in ny smoking the first anniversary of the truck attack in which eighty six people were killed. more united than ever dot is the state of relations between paris and washingto. in the words of the bastille day guest of honor us president donald trump. and deadly violence in egypt to germans i killed four other tourists up injured. in a stopping attack in the resort town of hurghada. earlier on in the day five were killed in an ambush on a checkpoint on the edge the capital cairo . good evening we begin on the french riviera what. tomorrow and michael has been leading the commemorations. niece. in the year that has passed since still they try. in which he six people lost their lives. well hundreds of people gathered at the poem not his only during the course of today to take part. in those various armies which included the laying of some twelve thousand plates. which together f

and sony pictures classics. help around the house i'm a long. wall i think. alright. you are me here. no. money rated page thirteen now playing selects ides. a day at a theater near you. and now abc world news. they say the bbc world news america on regaining flight. president trump tells republican senators to keep trying to repeal and replace obamacare. criticism displays meeting with vladimir putin witchy staring more control to see. playing venezuela for a better life. the economy near collapse and unrest on the rise many crossing into brazil which is now struggling to cope. families and sleeping on the floor of the gymnasium over three hundred. but with more and more arrivals every week families and. and we may just be six months into the trial presidency but the tweet so well into the triple digits. all think it's been pretty growing archive. welcome to the world needs america. health canada and russia that the two issues which have dominated donald trump for six months in office. today both were front and center. first it was revealed that also the face to face

sony was brand name that really mattered in the 1980s in technology. >> i'll take the sony!e original sony walkman was so solid. it was a pleasure to hold. it had density, heft. >> pop it in, close it. a very satisfying sound. not just a click click. 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 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. pop in a tape and watch the steelers when you get home. >> it changed the paradigm of television. >> the makers of tv programs and mo

.>>> sony announced its plan to dust off the vinyl records. they released word it plans to make actual vinyl records again citing growing sales. collecting and listening to music on vinyl has grown and sony is committed to opening a pressing plant in japan next year.>>> weather so far off to a nice start, typical pattern with the fog and morning clearing back near the coastline. esparza forecast headlines we have areas of fog tomorrow clearing skies back to near the coast and monday and tuesday, morning fog with skies becoming partly cloudy. here is the deal for tomorrow. sunday, 53 to 58 degrees. more sunshine in the afternoon. still patchy overcast for the coastline and temperatures 60s and 70s all the way to lower 80s. the live camera out there looking at some cloud cover working incident the area. we are locked in a repeating weather pattern with fog in the morning scaling back to the coastline for the afternoon. on the satellite, the view from space showing you the clouds along the california coastline. still overcast towards san francisc

and even sony, the company that provides a high—end playstation 4 with its vr headsets, which has sold, told us not to get too excited about it. i think that, in the last six months to a year, we have seen a little bit of overhyping of the category out there. certainly not by ourselves. we saw this as the start of a very long process of bringing vr into the mainstream. you will see a lot more technology innovation. i think content makers, game makers, and others, including folks making television programmes, they are really only just starting to learn what the tools are to make really good for your content. everybody knows it will take some time before we produce really good and compelling content, but we are inventing a new medium here and that is obviously going to take time. but unless we start somewhere, we will never do it. so we need to wait a few years while you guys get it right, so there is something worth watching? hmm... laughter you cannot develop anything unless it is in conjunction with the audience too, say if we have no audience, we would never be able to create somethi

there to the forefront which was not there to that extent, the sectarian divide between shias and sony 620, deutsche welle has been covering it closely. what is most interesting is what happens on the sidelines and behind—the—scenes. interesting is what happens on the sidelines and behind-the-scenes. and the elephant in the room which get, which you can see, and what was important essentially is everybody is starting to try to grapple with the new definition of how the us under donald trump was to define itself. there is no longer the clear western leadership of the us and the europeans are trying to grapple with angela merkel trying with president xijinping to angela merkel trying with president xi jinping to try to have some agreement on trade and climate change, to manage the situation. yet, china and germany are very close on trade and these things but they are not for close on other things such as democracy and human rights. she is known as the summit chancellor but this won't have gone down as a success chancellor but this won't have gone down as a success really for her. some cr

for a public holiday today — will be interesting to see how investors will react to the news that sonytages of talks to acquire french music distribution and label services provider believe digital. other indices have mainly risen in asia following another record close on wall street, however shanghai stocks fell after that data came through showing china's economy grew more than expected in the second quarter. an american neurosurgeon who has offered to carry out a new therapy on the terminally ill baby charlie gard is due to meet the child's medical team in london today. the pa rents medical team in london today. the pa re nts wa nt medical team in london today. the parents want the judge to rule that the 11 —month—old son who suffers from a rare genetic condition and has brain damage should be allowed to undergo therapy trial overseen by a doctor in new york. the first major contracts have been awarded by the government for the construction of the controversial high speed 2 rail lines. construction work worth almost seven billion pounds and supporting 16,000 jobs will commence in tw

there are sony details in the roosevelts were so secretive in their own way, but how much do any of usknow about anybody else. what about your parents? my mother died last year and i went through her staff cleaning out her houses and i learned a lot about her and she was my mother, my best friend, so when you're dealing with a stranger, someone a historical figure like roosevelt where there are sony documents anyway-- what are there a million documents in this library? you can expect a get everything right. i know a lot about fdr and i didn't catch any mistakes. >> thank you. >> . one thing that people don't really know about missy being sort of the unofficial ambassador to the catholic church. so important. >> yes, thank you. that was fdr's deadly secret, which as an important source for me. as a catholic, the catholic voting bloc westermann is the important. he carried like 89% of the catholic votes and in keeping that relationship good and strong was important. there were a lot of irish catholics in his inner circle, jim farley his campaign secretary was one. what i love about him a

spotify has reached a new deal with sony.he deal was seen as critical before launching a public offering of shares. spotify'sd to trim royalty payments. british chain has been boosted by the sunny weather. sales of over 5%. he says the u.k. will do with her without a trade deal. a u.s. online retailer is trying to win business by using the magic number three. therand less hopes to rival supermarkets. delivery is nine dollars. the yearly membership is three dollars a month. a comparison found many of the 115 initial products they are offering are more expensive than those available at rival target. i am not sure it is going to work for peanut butter. >> you need to check out the competitors first to see what prices they are offering competitors things that. time to bring you our press review. a browse through the international papers. let's start with donald junior, paying the price for dirt digging. lawyer, and inn email, it sounds like the start of a joke, but it is no laughing matter. the beginning of trouble for trump. the

in other business news making headlines, music streaming service spotify has seen its deal with sonyusic. spotify will restrict access to its albums on the premium service for two weeks. royalty payments other compa ny‘s largest expense. the company, which is yet to turn a profit, is said to be laying the groundwork for an initial public offering. here is another twist in the battle for toshiba's business. a temporary us court order has been granted to give access to toshiba's databases and chip samples. toshiba had earlier threatened to stop a company from having access, because it wants to block the sale of its chip business toa block the sale of its chip business to a japanese government linked consortium. staying in japan, to a japanese government linked consortium. staying injapan, takata is reporting 3 billion more airbags in the united states. around 46 million have already been recalled, the largest in history. the defective product is linked to 17 deaths and more than 180 injuries worldwide. takata filed for ba n kru ptcy worldwide. takata filed for bankruptcy protection las

because of the oregon health plan.te, i quote if the acs repealed and replaced with trumpcare, my sony will most likely lose his current insurance. the loss of asked to afford health insurance as a potential death sentence for my son. medical professionals like caitlin a nurse in portland tell us how significant this is and she writes with the passage of obamacare i saw people were finally able to come and be seen by her medical teams. often the disease processes were so advanced that we would have to take very extreme measures to try to halt or reverse these diseases. but as time passed we were able to catch things sooner andng people can actually go to primary care rather than waitinh until it's an matter of life ori death and having to be seen in the emergency department. i'm struck by liz fromhe enterprise who works at a clinic and told me that the clinic has expanded and this for a small remote town in north east oregon from twentysomething employs to 50 something employees, it has doubled in size which means ant incredible improvement in health care. she went on to say they'v the

the 84-year-old says jackson's estate and sony music improperly mixed some of his most popular songs to side step royalties that are rightfully joneses. it stems from off the wall, thriller and bad among others. >> all that music made tons of money. >>> ahead on wusa 9, a dog's tail and injured canine somehow survives two weeks alone in the remote woods of north carolina. >> the family of a maryland boy suing colonial williamsburg. why when we come back. >>> the family of a maryland boy is suing the colonial williamsburg foundation. they say he was excluded from a he can't eat anything containing gluten. his father brought food but they were told they had to leave the tavern if they wanted to eat it. he claims williamsburg violated the american's disability act. >> setting aside that it violated federal and state law in my book it violated just basic human decency. >> in a e-mail colonial williamsburg says it does not comment on pending legislation. >>> this is an incredible story of survival. ten days ever a dog disapril -- after a doug disappeared after a crash that killed the owne

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up, but to be she reports later on along with honda and sony. maker as well, after the close. betty: you can follow more on this story and the days trade on our market live blog. you can get a market run down in one click. there is commentary and analysis from expert editors. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak: asia." they kicked off a global spending spree by chinese companies. two years later, they are being told to sell off and bring the money home. basically, beijing is telling them to pack up and make sure it to bring the money home. in the past year -- three years, they have been on a shopping trail. the expansion of china inc. has been turned into an attraction. beijing wants to stop those risky debt supported investments, especially from the political and as we get closer to the common need party -- communist party congress. this is where the major ones are. a total of $10 billion winning real estate, as well as financial service companies. at nearly $2 billion when it was bought in 2014, it includes fifth avenue, which is wh

. >> let's be honest, since the sony walkman has been launched it's been more or less downhill for japanmoonpcñ?ñ?ñ. i say japan will be up 20% in year. >> i think jonas is an alien so he should know about space. [applause] dagen: i love you guys. neil issmñ?ñ now. they are telling the foxbusiness network that the goal for corporate tax cuts may be changing. >> corporate tax rates are not going to change or balance the help. it would be wonderful if we could get them down to 15%. i think they've come off of that particular figure recently, but i would like to get them done to 25% or 20%, this country would turn around

sony wants to make vinyl popular again.r the first time in 30 years. company sites younger people who enjoy physically owning music and not just keeping everything cloud based. sony says a lot of people like the sound of vinyl, just the way music sound when you put that record on. last time they produced a final record, 1989, seriously. >>> trending right now... , cloudy with a chance of meat balls how about a chicken sandwich floating above our earth. this is no joke. it is happening. kentucky fried chicken launched spicy sandwich to the edge of our atmosphere for a commercial. the sandwich is sitting aboard high altitude balloon and will be in our atmosphere for about four days and maintain a altitude of about 50 to 80,000 . >>> all right. how about a twinkey news, host es is unveiling a new version of the twinkey, peanut butter and chocolate. instead of the yellow cake on the outside it is chocolate and then peanut butter on the inside. they are rolling out new goodies like ice cream and deep fried twinkeys. >>> all calo

he frequently represented companies like apple, sony and oracle. billboards with all of this reward information will soon be going up across the east bay. in el cerrito, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> videos are spread okay line showing dozens of skateboarders confronting police in san francisco. the latest video shows one skater smashing right into an officer's patrol car. you can see the teenager hit the front of the car hard. he lays on the ground for a few minutes. these videos are taken last night in dolores park. police say that one officer was hurt and taken to the hospital. at one point, the area around 19th and dolores had to be shut down. >>> a wildfire in east san jose is now 50% contained. but firefighters are working throughout the day to make sure it doesn't flare up and burn more homes. kpix 5's jessica flores has the latest. >> reporter: the fire ripped through this hillside property only leaving a charred shell behind. and firefighters tell us that the flames also damaged two other properties. the black and red hillside marks the intense

look what they did to sony studios. they were the ones that did the whole deal to sony." he continued, "i did say we can't is have a sintilla of doubt on our elections and going forward." reporters asked have you told him that, to which the president responded, "i told him, i said, look, we can't have now. absolutely not twice. what do you do? end nup a fist fight with somebody? okay?" >> staying with president trump. right now he is taking part in the french national day parade celebrating bastille day along with french president emmanuel macron. it comes as their relationship seems to warm. once seen as icy, things took on a more buddy-buddy tone yesterday. >> we have a very good relationship. a good friendship. you have a great president. you have somebody that's going to run this country right. i would be willing to bet because i think this is one of the great cities, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. you have a great leader now. you have a great president. you have a tough president. i really have a feeling that you are going to have a very, very peacefu

transformation. [ applause ] >> and in addition to thanking terry and his great team from foxcomm and sony -- sharp, excuse me. to sharp having seen their great facilities, i want to particularly thank the president of the united states because as terry eluded to, the president in late april met with terry and his team. the next day, a number of our folks from wisconsin gathered together in the office, the chief of staff reince priebus and we started this great journey together. we've had multiple meetings, great discussions. the rest of the team here at the white house did a fabulous job. we've been back and forth all over the state of wisconsin to work with our local and regional partners. we made a great trip to see terry and his team. when he talks about that 8k, it is phenomenal. we're proud to say it's going to be made in the great state of wisconsin. so together we had a special bond built and that started because the president said we want to build this kind of technology in the united states. it just so happened it was kind of nice that about a week or so before the visit that ter

look what they did to sony studios. they did the whole deal to sony. you know we're dealing with highly sophisticated people. muddy, play to his base. but is he holding vladimir putin responsible at all? >> so i think in the excerpt that you just read from the first off the record and then on the record conversation that he had with reporters, the president appears to be confl e conflating sort of hacking in general and with the specific 2016 election interference and this goes back now i think a week ago when we were in poland and the president said something similar about other countries. although at the time he declined to name them. whether intentionally or not, it does appear that he is conflating some of these issues and perhaps as philip talked about in a different issue muddying the waters a bit. when its comes to vladimir putin, the responsibility of president putin with election interference, it is clear that this came up according to what president trump said, according to what the russian government said in the meeting with president putin

>> i would highly doubt it, and the sony hack in 2014 revealed not only with jennifer lawrence beingless than her costarse costars, but the woman that was the co-president of the studio at the time, was making over a million dollars less than the person who was her co-president, which is absurd. >> brian, as we were talking about, you were actually on the series as a recurring character. what was your experience like there relevant to maybe what we're talking about today? >> well, you know, i wasn't a series regular, so i can't speak to what was happening, you know, at the very top. i was, you know, treated fairly, so i have, you know, nothing -- no dirt, so to speak, to say, but everyone got along on set. it was a cohesive unit. i think those things that happen behind closed doors at the top are negotiated and coming out now, i can say that it wasn't necessarily something that just happened overnight, you know, stars sign on for multiple years from way back when the series begins, and so now we're seeing, you know, all this come to light, which, you know, is important to talk about

he hacked the sony playstation. he has the legal fees to prove it. and now, he is hacking cars.uilding this self-driving car by himself in his san francisco garage in just a couple of months. ♪ ashlee: i visited him back then to see his acura, packed full of cameras, radars, and artificial intelligence software. unlike the teslas and googles of the world, hotz does not give his cars a litany of rules to follow. he basically just drives the thing, and the car learns to mimic the behavior, and does so better and better over time. george: don't go to the exit. don't do it. i know you want to. i know you want to. i know you see that exit. oh, good job, car. ashlee: he hasn't bested "knight rider" yet, but has achieved hasselhoff-esque heights of confidence. meanwhile, back on the road to vegas -- george: soon, we will probably be able to drive without radar. ashlee: just using the camera? george: just using a camera.+++ and cameras, like our cell phone. that camera is good enough to drive the car. i can keep bashing everyone like i am the underdog, but am i really the underdog? i ha

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he hacked the sony playstation. he has the legal fees to prove it. and now, he is hacking cars. building this self-driving car by himself in his san francisco garage in just a couple of months. ♪ ashlee: i visited him back then to see his acura, packed full of cameras, radars, and artificial intelligence software. unlike the teslas and googles of the world, hotz does not give his cars a litany of rules to follow. he basically just drives the thing, and the car learns to mimic the behavior, and does so better and better over time. george: don't go to the exit. don't do it. i know you want to. i know you want to. i know you see that exit. good job, car. don't do it. ashlee: hotz hasn't bested "knight rider" yet, but has achieved hasselhoff-esque heights of confidence. meanwhile, back on the road to vegas -- george: soon, we will probably be able to drive without radar. ashlee: just using the camera? george: just using the camera. and cameras, like our cell phone, that camera is good enough to drive the car. i can keep bashing everyone like i am the underdog, but am i really the un

he hacked the sony playstation. he has the legal fees to prove it. and now, he is hacking cars.ing this self-driving car by himself in his san francisco garage in just a couple of months. ♪ ashlee: i visited him back then to see his acura, packed full of cameras, radars, and artificial intelligence software. unlike the teslas and googles of the world, hotz does not give his cars a litany of rules to follow. he basically just drives the thing, and the car learns to mimic the behavior, and does so better and better over time. george: don't go to the exit. don't do it. i know you want to. i know you want to. i know you see that exit. oh, good job, car. ashlee: he hasn't bested "knight rider" yet, but has achieved hasselhoff-esque heights of confidence. meanwhile, back on the road to vegas -- george: soon, we will probably be able to drive without radar. ashlee: just using the camera? george: just using a camera. and cameras, like our cell phone. that camera is good enough to drive the car. i can keep bashing everyone like i am the underdog, but am i really the underdog? i have a wo

sony has reportedly decided to resume pressing vinyl records next year. the first time since 1989.been sky rocketing in recent years, as younger people discover the pleasures of hearing a few hits, and pops, in their music. rahel? >> that's pretty cool. roxanna, i wouldn't even know what, where would you buy the thing you play the albumns, the vinyl records on? >> i don't know. i mean, they will have to sell those, too, right? >> yes. i miss the days of the tape recorder, the tape cassette? >> yes, those are also vintage, now, aren't he? >> yes, as well as cd's, i don't even think they make cd's any more. >> right. hard to find a cd player. who knows what they'll come one next. >> indeed. thank, roxanna. investigators, more serious news, looking into car crash that seriously injured a woman in bucks county, officer found buick after it crashed into a home in croyden, happened 1,000 block every newportville road just before 8:00 last night. they say the driver struck a 60 -- 67 year old woman, finally crashing in a home. that will woman was brought to a nearby hospital in critical c

sony will t making them again after stopping production nearly three decades ago. there are few details, but the pressing will reportedly be in a factory in japan. vinyl record sales have been rising. one estimate put sales at more than 9 million in 2014. an accounting if i reca they could grow into a billion dollar sfri in the coming years. >> i threw all of min out. i'm sick. oh, no. my husband makes me, come over to our ga rarage. >> good. >> that dot for "nightly business report." thanks for joining us. >> have a great weekend, everybody. we expect to see you here monday evening on nbr. . this is bbc world news america. funding of this presentation is made possible by. the freemen foundation. and coal fuller foundation pursuing solutions for america's neglected me. planning a vacation escape that's relaxing inviting. and exciting. is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families couples and friends can all find their escape on e

police say the suspect stole apple computers and a $20,000 sony camera. >>> some 60,000 soccer fans are heading to levi stadium. not getting the usual matchup looking to score tonight, team usa against jamaica. yes. i said jamaica. sharon is live, boy, fans are still showing up and there is a plan in place to deal with the traffic, too. >> reporter: fun to watch fans showing up with red, white and blue and you can see they are starting to line up for the party out here. they are expected to be in the final so after jamaica stunned mexico on sunday. ticket prices dropped but still here. 13-year-old alicia is dressed up for tonight's game. >> my life is soccer. >> reporter: she came from bakersfield with her family. >> today i wanted to see usa win. >> reporter: when jamaica defeated mexico on sunday, many mexican fans had already spent as much as $150 for their tickets to the final game. and they are still coming out tonight. >> we already got the tickets. we already have the beers and food. so we just going to get a good time. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: you can still attend the party and game. ti

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and sony pictures classics. mmhm. think about. help brown house on long. wall i think. it's alright. do you want me here. no. monty rated teaching. only bbc world news was presented by k. c. team los angeles captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> sreenivasan: good evening. i'm hari sreenivasan. judy woodruff is away. on tonight's pbs newshour: a white house shake-up. press secretary sean spicer resigns after a disagreement with president trump. what the change means for the administration, as it struggles to stay on message. also ahead, 50 years after the detroit riots, we ask how those tumultuous times have shaped relations between the city's white and black communities. >> reporter: is the city of detroit better off than it was before? >> heck no. >> reporter: in the '60s? >> no. >> sreenivasan: it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here, to analyze yet another busy week of news. plus, "barefoot contessa." ina garten invites us into her kitchen,te