turning is now is sony kapoor. kapooring us now is sony .lot of crises are not due to your fault. it is a stumble affect. sony: this is perhaps unfair on her, but in some ways, i thought it was better that she was sputtering. the attention was governed by that, rather than the content of her speech, because it would probably have been even worse in terms of the prospects for the u.k. if we had actually heard she had to say, because she was trying to reconcile to every consignment thing. on the one hand, acknowledge there is a class that is left behind and throwing money to address some of these problems, but at the same time, pushing for a hard brexit line that is going to hurt exactly the left behind class the most and have far less fiscal room to be able to do the things to bring these people and give them the welfare state opportunity. i know it is unfair that she was sputtering, that is where the attention is. as a prime minister, on the content of what she is trying to do, she is failing. francine: is she failing? this is an impossible

, 11% for sony.ing through. we will continue the .onversation with guy stear we will talk about china when we return. this is bloomberg. ♪ is daybreak asia, i'm betty liu in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. it china has approval for mainland companies to sell bonds overseas. anchors close to the matter said the green light came in the end of the communist party congress last week. beijing's first dollar bond offering since 2004. ear is still guy s with us. it is record dollar issuance we have seen. no surprise the demand is out there. my question is, does china need this type of funding? is this more about the symbolism behind it, and building that global china brand? guy: i think it's a combination of the two. china wants to be seen as an important part of the global capital markets. they are seen as an important part. i think the chinese companies do need financing. if you look at the trend we have seen in terms of the emerging-market corporate world, china has dominated the net since

in the first place. >> i will never know if sony and i would have ended up in court had anselmo notselmo felipe pa, one of george's few true loves. learning months into their relationship that he was hiv positive. >> in front of his 160,000 people, there was this guy over on the right-hand side of the stage that fixed me with this look. it was so cute. i was so distracted by him. i stayed away from that end of the stage for a while. the moment i looked at him, i got a feeling that told me i was going to know him very well and that he was going to be a part of my life. ♪ somebody to >> reporter: his 1992 performance of queen's "somebody to love" sung to honor lead singer freddy mercury, who died from aids-related complications, also a tribute to anselmo. >> anselmo was the first time i think i really loved someone selflessly. >> reporter: anselmo passed away the following year, 1993. and george's beloved mother would follow in 1997. how important was his pain to his success? >> he says in the film that, you know, back in the day, the grief that he felt having lost his mother and havi

>> reporter: already attacked sony three years ago, revenge for hollywood movie mocking kim jong-un. now warned they're developing the same technique. >> worries us, the ability of north koreans to strike in the heartland, particularly the financial sector. >> reporter: tell nbc news that north korea pulled off cyber heist of the central bank of bangladesh, that country's federal reserve, netting kim jong-un, $98 million. embedded 6,000 cyberwarriors in china, south korea and other neighboring companies. fire eye tells nbc news it's documented cyberattacks against south korea's military, power plants and even aviation, appearing to come from north korea. new korean hackers could soon target the u.s. with devastating attack. >> they want to have the capability to shut down power grids, utility systems, banking, air traffic control. >> reporter: tonight the industry says north korea not yet penetrated the energy grid but on alert for

so sony pictures took information that was extremely damaging to the company. the software that was used to describe the entire networks of these people. it's kind of a harbinger of things to come. for the research of the book i interviewed a north korean defector and he actually trained hackers in north korea and issued a dire warning saying the u.s. should take this as serious. what they are going for is the u.s. infrastructure ability to turn out the lights com, to dame the infrastructure and prevent us from operating as a society. and of course everyone recognizes the u.s. is probably the most wired country in the world and if you attack that infrastructure, you could cause strategic damage to the united states and that is a danger. the north koreans are building on that capability and they are still considered a second-tier threat to the russians and chinese. >> host: you are critical of the u.s. lack of response to the hack. can you go into that more to understand what the u.s. did after the attack and if there were missed opportunities? >> guest: i've be

sony certainly knows how to play the earnings game.he stock moving higher this morning after the firm reported better than expected second quarter results thanks to a strong performance from its playstation gaming business. the japanese electronics giant posting a 22% rise in sales and 346% rise in profits year over year sony raising its earnings outlook and it expects its best ever annual profit since 1998. one big contributor here, games and network service sector with sales up 35% compared to a year ago thanks to the playstation 4 driving sales growth sales in the pictures segment up 27% led by spider-man home coming the big beat at sony comes as the gaming world continues to win. anyone te nintendo posting a strong quarter yesterday thanks to the switch console shares of sony up more than 2% this morning nintendo up as well. back over to you >> thank you very much stocks to watch today, samsung announcing a big shakeup to the corporate leadership its replacing the leaders of the three big units. samsung also announcing record third

> reporter: his exit from the limelight would lead to a highly publicized battle with record label sonyl is today asking a high court judge to declare his recording contract null and void. >> i think he was very honest about his court case with sony, which he had never spoken about before. there's a massive reveal it in, he says he wished he'd never done it, wished he'd never gone place. >> i will never know if sony and i would have ended up in court had anselmo not become ill. >> reporter: anselmo felipe pa, one of george's few true loves. learning months into their relationship that he was hiv positive. >> in front of his 160,000 people, there was this guy over on the right-hand side of the stage that fixed me with this look. it was so cute. i was so distracted by him. i stayed away from that end of the stage for a while. the moment i looked at him, i got a feeling that told me i was going to know him very well and that he was going to be a part of my life. ♪ somebody to >> reporter: his 1992 performance of queen's "somebody to love" sung to honor lead singer freddy mercury, who died

people that he has a p pa re ntly litany of sony people that he has apparently worked with over thers. —— of so many people. once it is out there and the floodgates have opened, people start feeling brave enough to speak out about it, it does not seem to me that you can salvage any kind of career from that. nor should you, salvage any kind of career from that. norshould you, if salvage any kind of career from that. nor should you, if they are correct. indeed, the company itself that he founded with his brother, they may have to change the name a p pa re ntly they may have to change the name apparently because it is going to be too tainted, the damages as the result of this? you hope that maybe it will change the culture. i have nothing to do with hollywood, but you do hear about the auditioning sofa, that thing. the casting couch, where it comes from. maybe it is a wake—up calland where it comes from. maybe it is a wake—up call and things will change. the front page of the

people that he has a p pa re ntly litany of sony people that he has apparently worked with over the yea rs. apparently worked with over the years. —— of so many people. once it is out there and the floodgates have opened, people start feeling brave enough to speak out about it, it does not seem to me that you can salvage any kind of career from that. nor should you, salvage any kind of career from that. norshould you, if salvage any kind of career from that. nor should you, if they are correct. indeed, the company itself that he founded with his brother, they may have to change the name a p pa re ntly they may have to change the name apparently because it is going to be too tainted, the damages as the result of this? you hope that maybe it will change the culture. i have nothing to do with hollywood, but you do hear about the auditioning sofa, that thing. the casting couch, where it comes from. maybe it is a wake—up calland where it comes from. maybe it is a wake—up call and things will change. the front page of the times, hammond refuses to budget for hard brexit. no cash until the

by one report the attack impacted as much as 3/4 of sony's systems and sony pictures headquarters. the fbi as you probably know and the dni attributed this attack to the north korean government. our technical analysis has linked sony to numerous other attacks including the bangladesh bank heist, wannacry ransom ware, dark soul which was destructive attacks in korea in 2011, the polish bank heist that mr. cilluffo mentioned. in some lazarus is an aggressive and increasingly sophisticated attack group that has a demonstrated willingness to disrupt networks, steal money, and destroy computers and data. unlike other major attack groups, which typically focus on one sector or even one industry, lazarus has shown no such limitations. as a result everyone has to assume that they could be a target of lazarus and prepare accordingly. thank you for the opportunity to be here, and i'm happy to take any questions. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. dr. pry, the chair now recognizes you for your opening statement. >> thank you for the opportunity to be here today to talk to you about the threat

at the same time, that was soon after the sony attack. i guess what i'm saying perhaps inartfully is that this group works on multiple different attacks. multiple gf goals. >> let me put down the question and ask you, you have seen those coordinated attacks coming. has our response worldwide been a coordinated offense like it was when we got the ransomware where most of the world reacted quickly. do we have that kind of coordinated response to north korea? are they part of that, you know, folks that we're looking at to make sure they don't surprise us with these kinds of attacks? >> with respect to their main actor, lazarus group, yeah, there's pretty good coordinat n coordination, public/private partnership. the wanna cry was probably the best public/private partnership we have ever seen. we were on the phone with dhs and the white house connecting up our experts. they were sending us indicators of compromise for analysis. we were sending them back. there's a growing ability to coordinate in cyber response that is kind of like the snowba

first, the sony impact award for current affairs for films that really dig into an issue. patrick will spend months looking into sectarian cleansing in iraq. working with a reporter and producer, he spent one year winning the trust of whistleblowers and eyewitnesses, looking at the shia militia, suspected of abuse of sony iraqis. iraq is the most official as —— dangerous defect there is suspicion of the media. it is an extremely hostile group who may be guilty of war crimes. patrick researchers, directs and shoot brilliantly. his work was impressive. it suddenly became quite chaotic here. they are accusing him of being an isis photo. we were not allowed to follow him and we don't know where he has been taken. patrick uncovered evidence of shia militia infiltrating the iraqi government and running and you network of secret prisons to torture and kill innocent people. the most gruelling scene that we filmed was when we found women in a town outside blucher had been taken back from islamic state. 615 men and boys vanished in the days following the battle. the women were in a

sony who was a registered nurse were here because they loved going to concerts.s their thing sony grabbed her and pulled her to safety when the firing started petition lost his own life doing it. as you know we don't name the killers on this broadcast we don't sthoe you their picture. we don't believe that history should remember the names of those who took the lives of others. we don't believe that history should remember the names of the two columbine killers i think it's strenke that everybody can name the names of the killers but how many names of victims. dave sanders or from aur row probably remember the name of the raur aurora shoot but how many remember the aspiring sports writer who died there. sandy hook. probably remember the name of the name of the killer. but how many remember grace mcdonald. and noah pos ner. we hope the history doesn't remember the name of this killer. we hope that it remembers names of all those who lost lives. i talked to heather about her beloved sony today. >> what do you want people to know about sonny. >> i think i answer thd

joining us is a senior fellow and chief economist at sony financial holdings.former senior adviser to the boj. joining us to begin this conversation, covering this bank of japan meeting this week in tokyo. >> thank you so much. the bank of japan is right behind me, wrapping up a two-day meeting. we will get that decision in just over an hour. the press conference this afternoon. that he could join us now to talk about what is at stake here. first of all, set the stage. we know the strong election results, the prime minister has not only cemented the policy in place. oddsy have made the high that governor kuroda will be reappointed. not, the policy continues. what does this mean for the boj moving ahead? >> it is quite likely he will be reappointed. the current framework will be maintained. the boj's policy would work eventually. the yen is likely to be week akened. kathleen: in the past, you have raised some questions about boj policy under governor kuroda. at this pledge, you are saying -- at this point, you are saying there is an added momentum given that the

bravia or something they call it. >> sony line. >> sony line. highest.his is fantastic. okay. how much is it? right? all right, you can come back now, that's a tv. so it is huge. and he's got to go to the back and get it. so i don't have my glasses with me. he point to the computer, don't show yet, point to the computer. and i go, i can't see. oh my god. it is $1,499. $1,500. now that's a lot of money but i'll go for it, keep it the rest of my life. >> okay. >> and people start gathering around me, what's the big deal? what's the big deal? i start squinting. i comes back out okay, we're ready to go. i start squinting at the computer again. it is $14,999. no wonder people were gathering around me. who is this freak that's buying a $15,000 tv? >> i hope you didn't get it? >> i got so -- embarrased. i almost bought it just to feel better. people are looking at me going -- (clapping). >> i was going to buy it and take it back! >> oh, lord. >> i got out of there with a 1,500-dollar tv. >> did you run out of there? >> oh, so embarrased. see you tomorrow. go pe

sony was attacked by north korea, right? the problem is that there's a real cost to deterrence. it is very costly to us. we have to get up the political will to say, okay, we really seriously will be credibly able to do this bad thing to you if you continue to do this bad thing to us. it's that political will. and the way it's worked out, our adversaries have gotten very good at finding ways to undermine that political will. to put their attacks at a level where the frog doesn't quite jump out of the pot. they can continue to do this. at the same time, they use numerous techniques to keep our will from getting up to the point where we could retaliate. there are active lobbying campaigns on the part of opponents to influence our political system. so many senior officials, when they leave government, right, there is a -- i won't give names. there is a senior official a few years ago who used to rail against huawei in office. he immediately got out and went lobbying for them. this isn't unusual. it happens regularly. it makes it very difficult for us to develop the political will t

overthrow of colonel gadhafi maybe and remains stable divided and very violent my guest this week is time sony senior adviser to the government of national force can he ever imagine his country as a safe and fully functioning democracy. easily. be easy to the big apple. by train from new orleans to you. the thirty one a rancher on the legendary christian taking it well stated. and the trip by true american history. class danger train adventure. please. make your smart t.v. and smart with the smart. what you want when you want it. up to date. extraordinary. depth. you decide what songs. find out what w. john. rationalists are on the rise with a client to meet your contract great you can use their slogan their focus put your nation first i am taking more trips to highlights different shades of nationalism and to find out what that nation me to you. to share your story join the conversation here on to dublin you on twitter and on facebook. six years after the overthrow of colonel gadhafi libya remains unstable divided and very violent my guest this week is a senior advisor to the government of na

sony was attacked by north korea. the problem is that there's a real cost to deterrence. it really is very costly to us so we have to get up the political will to be able to say, okay, we really seriously will have credible be able to do this bad thing to you if you continue to do what you're doing to us. it's that political will and the way that it's worked out is our adversaries have gotten very good to undermine that political will, to put their attacks at that level where the frog doesn't jump out of the pot. they can continue to do this and at the same time they're using numerous techniques to keep our will from getting up to that point where we could retaliate. they're also doing something else, which is they're very, very active lobbying campaigns on the part of our opponents to try to influence our political system. you'll find so many senior officials when they leave government, right, there's -- i won't give any names, there's a senior official a few years ago who used to rail against ralway while he was in office. he got out and immediately went to work lobbyin

in retaliation over express outrage over the sony backfill centered on kim jong un. with a growing variety of digital press from the private sector and federal networks, are we prepared to safeguard our infrastructure against a north korean led cyber attack while cyber attacks are a serious risk, we cannot discount other possible threats such as electromagnetic pulse or emp and while some believe as a lowprobability , the va catastrophic event, that would result in paralyzing united states and other key infrastructure that rely on the electric to function. disrupting to our power grid would be disastrous according to a 2016 government accountability office or report, the major emp event could result in potential cascading impacts on fuel distribution and transportation systems, food and water supplies and communication and equipment for emergency services. >> as north korea continues its belligerent actions, the united states must be prepared to protect the homeland from an array of threats. the department of homeland security has a vital role in protecting infrastru

sony is not producing walkmans our computers anymore they're producing the stuff that's inside so we don't get that they don't have such a prominent place in the economy. what i think business is a preceded by a prime minister of it again i think it's his fiscal policies that devaluation of the yen has allowed japanese products and manufacturers to be much more competitive in the global marketplace some of the deregulation that's gone on as well has allowed for japanese businesses to have some more flexibility to increase their productivity of course they still need to go a long ways productivity needs to be boosted immensely we need to find new arrangements for work hours for employees and this is an extreme struggle in an economy that's dented it's competitive tokyo there's a lot more to go and i think that prime minister is thinking about how he can make japanese businesses both domestic once international once more flexible more competitive and again back to being the those businesses that other businesses wanted to be like stephen thank you. thank you very much. the u.s. secreta

let's talk about sony. -- chips to the spiderman movie.lyst estimate. ¥630 billion from y500 billion. camera chips are the key part here. net income, 380 billion euro. -- billion leanne. yen.llion dividend of ¥25. the chips division is the biggest powerhouse within the business. all about the guidance. nice guidance for sony. activists are 20% of the business. whitetail investments have been looking for scrapping a merger. they were successful with that. saying anything that looks towards the direction of talking to investors. we be looking through the details. the activist investors are arctic talking to the ceo. -- are already talking to the ceo. will he be able to withstand the pressure from these investors? let's have a look at what has been going on in the market. manus: just before we do that we have another red headline. we will get you to the markets eventually. telia is selling part of their holding in megafon. they have agreed to sell a 19% holding. that is the latest coming through. we shall get to the market. anna: stock market

divided and very violent my guest this week is talking about sony senior advisor to the government of national board can he ever imagine this country has a safe and fully functioning democracy. next d.w. . followers can say so much. but some of the world's finest florists are competing in court and in the spanish city's famous patios they let the flowers do the talking. join us as we accompany floral artists around quarter was international flower festival flora. in a paradise of plants. your robotics in sixty minutes on d w. make your smart t.v. even smarter with the d w four smart t.v. . what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. and you decide what's on sunday morning that w. dot com smart t.v. . six years after the overthrow of colonel gadhafi libya remains unstable divided and very violent my guest this week is a senior advisor to the government of national accord one of three so-called governments but the only one.

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their attacks so far, against sony, against south korea, the use of a new weapon that they called wannacrystated the british health system, was based on a vulnerability stolen from the national security agency in the united states. >> and norman, the problem is you can't attribute them, the russians still deny that they were involved in the election. unlike nuclear, where you can see where the missile came from, with cyber warfare, how do you deter somebody when they can claim it wasn't me. >> absolutely, the whole concept of developing a policy of deterrence against a cyber actor is very, very difficult. you don't know from whence the attack came, iran's attacks in the -- have touched on the financial industry, possibly a casino in the united states. have touched upon infrastructure in the united states. >> iran is? >> iran has developed a significant cyber program, and it has escaped much notice. and it's part of iran's asymmetrical response pattern and i submit it represents a severe threat to the united states. >> what is it about these new kinds of threats that are partially state, no

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played on your sony walkman. finally, the ft, in the briefing section. trump dismisses diverse and career effort. rex tillerson meeting president xi jinping in china says we have back channel chat with pyongyang, we are not ina channel chat with pyongyang, we are not in a dark situation. donald trump has slapped that down. not in a dark situation. donald trump has slapped that downm not in a dark situation. donald trump has slapped that down. it used of wasting time. it is interesting because rex tillerson was donald trump's choice for the role of secretary of state, and no one else was mike. he's not a diplomat. he had a career in the oil industry and many republicans are critical of them taking the job because of his ties to russia and partly his experience. clearly he is dealing with a very, very difficult and delicate situation with north korea and is being completely undermined through twitter which is trump's method of communication of choice. what's interesting about this latest twitter thread is that trump calls kim jong twitter thread is that tr

it led to a highly publicized battle with sony. >> why am i going to promote it now?done it. the documentary also highlights those inspired by his music. >> he's just got that thing which is unquantifiable. >> reporter: from elton john to mary j. blige and a look at the famous star that he was finally ready to let the world see. >> he always laughed at himself. that's what people loved. ♪ >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> an iconic moment. he was halfway through producing this documentary by the time of his death last christmas. >> hard to believe he died last christmas, almost a y this week. >> a lot of people will be able to get this introspective look one of the greats. >>> coming up, the sequel to one of the greatest movies of all time. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all n

sony announca -- samsung announa shakeup.nnouncing record third quarter profit and strong demand for memory chips >>> bp beating expectations thanks to an increase in oil and gas production they also announced a share buyback program. >>> stocks made it through the august to october period with a record climb to highs, but has the market front-loaded the gains of november and september. mike santoli has the state of the rally heading into the year-end >> you know what today is aside from halloween and important birthdays? the end of that six-month period that is supposed to be the worst six months of the year sell in may. didn't work this year. hasn't aged well the bull market is up 7% since may 1st. that's better than historical average. so i looked back at years when you had baea better than 5% ret during those six months, those 26 years and you didn't frontload the gains. the following six months november through april were better than average over that period essentially the lesson is markets that are strong, markets that

i wasn't from that generation but one of the first things i listened to on a sony walkman when i wasy dad had and old rock and roll things from the 505 and 605. he was an enduring influence in music and i think that will continue after his death. from new orleans, during hurricane country in —— hurricane katrina, they thought he was dead and he was rescued. an amazing story and really a stable in history through that experience and much earlier on. he played a large role in moving blues and jazz and rhythm into a culture that was predominantly focused on white artists. so he's has had those influences at crucial times in american history. thank you for joining us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. good evening. for most of us it has been a mild start to the week and very mild for the end of october. today we started off with a little bit of cloud in the far south—east but the weak weather fronts drifted into the channel, a scattering of cloud in t

sony did not. by the way heather his wife is from the bay area. grew up there but now a doctor working in tennessee. adrian, he was visiting from anchorage, like here so many people seeing the popular singer qb o coming here visitoring from anchorage. christopher, known as chris. chris grew up and lives down in southern california, a navy veteran who served in afghanistan the dozens of people died now we get the photos and back stories what's important in all in, the lives they left behind. across town here in las vegas there are make shift memorials. and unfortunately we have seen this in other siting orlando, san bernadino but that's the joy of people and heart of people making memorials whether flowers or gifts or anything to help this whole town and in whole country endorespond from this. as for the gunman, 64-year-old stephen paddock surely you have heard about him. but an hour ago 40 minutes ago las vegas police sending us information saying they don't know a known motive for why he opened fire. he was on the 32nd on the floor during the sho

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first, the sony impact award for current affairs, for films that really dig into an issue.ker patrick wells spent months on a painstaking cleansing in iraq, working with a producer and actor, he spent a year winning the trust of whistle—blowers, to shed light on the actions of shia militia. suspected of widespread abuses of sunni iraqis. iraq is so difficult to report from, so much suspicion of the media, the amount of time it takes to infiltrate a extremely hostile group who may be guilty of war crimes was incredibly difficult. patrick researches and directs and produces brilliantly, the judges said, his film was incredibly impressive. it has got quite chaotic they are accusing him of being an isis fighter and we don't know where they have taken him. the most galling scene was when we found the women sitting in this town. 615 men and boys vanished from the town. the women were in a refugee camp which was very inaccessible, when we arrived, this enormous mob of women came to us, and all of them crying. it was the first time the story became about these women, and i thought,

that's right, sony, sony up there in master control, she knows that, south on 95, accident right herer woodhaven road. and then let's go down the shore. say good morning to ocean city. look at the flags getting a work out on the board walk. sue is going to work up a forecast, and we'll have it all right after the break. iron >> welcome back this thursday morning, it is game day. >> coming up here tonight, thursday night, let's get a check on your forecast as you head outside on this thursday morning. >> eagles are playing somewhere around here, north carolina, tonight, around charlotte. and it looks dry, now, there is a slight chan of a shower for them. we don't have just a chance, we have showers right now. it is kind of complicated all of the weather systems at playwrite now, but high pressure system close to the low it, will show winds picking up, as women, so, expect breezy conditions on top of the rain and the cooler temperatures, that we're in the really used to yet. we've sort half a delays autumn temperature thing going on for the past week. and here's a look at all of the rai

first, the sony impact award for current affairs, for films that really dig into an issue.m—maker patrick wells spent months on a painstaking investigation into allegations of torture, execution and sectarian cleansing in iraq. working with a reporter and a producer, patrick spent a year winning the trust of whistle—blowers, to shed light on the actions of iraq's shia militia, suspected of widespread abuses of sunni iraqis. iraq is just such a devilishly difficult country to report from, there are so many restrictions onjournalists, there is so much suspicion of the media, the amount of time it takes to infiltrate a extremely hostile group who may be guilty of war crimes was incredibly difficult. "patrick researches, produces, directs and shoots brilliantly," the judges said, "his film was incredibly impressive". suddenly got quite chaotic they are accusing him of being an isis fighter. we weren't allowed to follow him and we don't know where they have taken him. patrick also uncovered evidence of shia militia infiltrating the iraqi government, and running a network of secr

. >> reporter: north korea attacked sony three years ago. revenge for a mocking kim jong un. the u.s. economy. >> now striking in the heartland. >> reporter: intelligence officials tell nbc news it was north korea that pulled off a brazen cyber heist of bangladesh. that federal reserve netting $81 million. this defector tells nbc news it has embedded cyber warriors in china and other neighboring companies. fire eye tells nbc news it has documented cyber attacks against the south korean military and power plants and aviation. all appearing to come from north korea. new fears the hackers could target the u.s. with the devastating attack. >> they want very much to have the ability to shutdown our power grids, our utility systems, our banking, our air traffic control. >> reporter: the industry says north korea has not the energy grid, but on alert for a north korea threat. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington frnlt washington. >>> just ahead, the royal first look at the duchess of cambridge and inspiring runners to take on a marathon. you're watching "early today." plus, when yo

. >> reporter: north korea attacked sony three years ago. revenge for a hollywood movie mocking kimjong-un. >> one is to strike at the financial sector. >> reporter: it was new york that pulled off a cyber heist at the central bank of bangladesh. netting kim jong-un $81 million. this detector says the regime has embedded 6,000 cyber warriors in china, south korea and other neighboring countries. >> it's documented cyber attacks against south korea's military, its power plants and aviation. all appearing to come from north korea. now new fears those north korean hackers could soon target the u.s. with a devastating attack. >> they want very much to have the capability to shut down our power grids, utility systems, our banking, our air traffic control. >> reporter: tonight the industry says north korea has not yet penetrated the energy grid but are on alert for a growing north korea threat. >>> now to an you are jents new wake up call about the youngest victims of a deadly crisis. the impact of the opioid em demonstrapidemic on r nation's scho

he is the former sony music entertainment chief and ceo. show "summer, the donna summer musical" debuts at the la jolla play house next month and broadway next spring you are doing jersey boys off broadway, right? you are all over the place you're broadway now. can you make -- it's risky, isn't it if you hit it, you hit it big. >> it's risky, but so is this game it's sort of like this >> the most successful thing you have been involved with so far on broadway that you really hit it out of the -- >> well, the bronx tale is usually successful we're really proud of that my partners and myself, dodgers, and robert deniro and jerry sachs, who are the co-directors, and from the movie to the one man show and now the musical written by alan mankin -- >> that helps. >> we're really, really happy about that >> the donna summer thing you are doing, i think that should be fascinating because, i mean, she -- that was an icon. she's gone springsteen just seems like he is doing a concert on broadway the donna summer story is going to be about her life mix

there was the infamous sony e-mail hacking.he interview that showed an attempt to assassinate kim jong-un that really infuriated the north koreans. and then there was an attack by the north koreans or thought to be by the north koreans on the bangladeshi central bank. and they got tens of millions of dollars from the bangladeshis. and earlier this year, the north koreans are believed to be behind the so-called warner cry attack. and those proceeds were paid in bitcoin. this goes to show that the north korean capability with their nuclear program and missile program that's increasing but the cyberwarfare, that's something that we should pay attention to as well. >> we always think about it breaking out with military and guns but cyberwarfare is almost as lethal. matt bradley, thank you. >>> president trump and secretary of state rex tillerson had a face-to-face sitdown at the white house yesterday, their second meeting since the president learned through nbc news reporting that his top diplomat called him, quote, a moron in thei

when i said i don't want anyone to impress the buy an academy coaches you know my name sony a pop pop pop pop pop well canada and president. sebastian had a drink with a north korean playa so that's right and i asked him what he's up to and whether he misses home. thomas is still chasing christiane a renowned life and some young detectives help him out a better version i'll go and lots of asia and kick off life. the chinese super league is it really that simple well the amounts of money they try to round certainly are the stars how the brazilian and four hundred twenty thousand dollars per wage van his fellow brazilian auster five hundred forty thousand per week an argentine carlos alvarez bookie makes eight hundred twenty five thousand dollars everybody. went to shanghai to meet the stars to find out how soon the super league is. poor lies ahead for the country's amos to turn china into a footballing powerhouse the plan includes the following. seventy thousand pitches five million kids playing and one hundred thousand home grown prizes. and the ultimate i am well to win the world cup

the sony production is still set to release in december in the heart of awards season. spacey also under fire for his reaction to anthony rapp allegations. saying he made advances to him when they were on broadway and spacey was 26. spacey apologizing on twitter horrified to hear rapp's story and opened up about his own story. in my life i had relationships with both men and women. that statement drawing fire many say that adding his sexuality was a tactic uses to avoid the alligations from a minor. >> and that was abc's amy robach reporting. >>> the producers guild of america banned harvey winestein for life. after the pga initiated expulsion proceedings for winestein among numerous allegations of sexual haresment. saying it can no longer be tolerated in our industry. more than 30 women have accused winestein of sexual harassment or assault. >>> the school reform commission is considering the scene of eastern academy charter school. eastern university academy is with east falls and the overwhelming majority of their students go on to colleges but a renewal recommendati

problem is revealed in the sony hack, the hack of the sony, e-mails back and forth about how impossible it was to make a movie with agent lead. problem is -- they have gotten to the point where they are nervous the agent guy a white guy, decades ago they weren't. it's well enough known asian male actor which i think is crazy but it's crazy because the whole point is unknown in real life so you echoed it in the movie, you could create a person but the story to me is still very, very much alive, it's not sorted out. there is a war going on at the wall street and it isn't going to be properly regulated. it's not. nor row -- narrow vested interest that causes taxes to be levied on the rest of us, right now they are. the single greatest force shedding the light on the whole problem and trying to fix it and i think he's canadian but american hero. i found the story very moving. 60 minutes did their piece. there was a lot of screaming and yelling about it. a lot of people shouted that i got it all wrong. no nobody demonstrated that what they are saying is not true. it's shocking the problems t

first, the sony impact award for current affairs for films that really dig into an issue.investigation into allegations of torture, execution and sectarian cleansing in iraq, working with a producer and actor, he spent a year milling the trust of whistle—blowers, to shed light on the actions of shia militia. —— winning the trust. iraq is so difficult to report from, so much suspicion of the media, the amount of time it takes to infiltrate a extremely hostile group who may be guilty of war crimes was incredibly difficult. patrick researches and directs and produces briley, the judges said, his film was incredibly impressive —— brilliantly. judges said, his film was incredibly impressive -- brilliantly. it has got quite chaotic they are accusing him of being an isis fight and we don't know where they have taken him. -- don't know where they have taken him. —— fighter. don't know where they have taken him. -- fighter. patrick found evidence of shia militia infiltrating the iraqi government, and torturing innocent people. the most galling scene was when we found the women sitt

sony stats from the navy, air force, marines is for his expedited transfers would not cover family members. >> the statute doesn't make it a distinction that just talks about sexual assault. >> so theoretically there could be something on the other side. >> kathy has some data for you no-no on i noticed in looking at that data the 2016 there are 19 pages where the request were an expedited transfer was denied, what are those request tonight typically? >> we have all the reasons right. sometimes there undergoing a medical evaluation that lacks amount of being able to be moved sometimes the accused is moved instead. sometimes there's not a credit report and in a few other categories i don't remember. >> to the cases where the court was not credible to have any data about the victim's credibility at trial? so that the defense attorney saying you put in under cross-examination and it was denied and it was denied because your commander in the military police found that there is not credible information. >> is a possibility but because the numbers are small and in addition if there's a credible

we've learned the names of some from family's friends be here's one story, a it doesn't man named sony melton is among the dead, him and his wife were celebrating the first anniversary. he died protecting her. and a school teacher from southerly california is among the 59 people. sandy case taught special education in manhattan beach >> there's a difference in the lives of our students and families, many worked with her over multiple year, her loss will be deeply felt throughout the entire manhattan beach community. >> also learning more about the gunman, been identified as 64-year-old stephan paddock, he lived in nevada. he had no criminal background. and police have not spoken about a possible motive yet. but investigators found 23 guns in his hotel room. several were modified to make them fully automatic. 19 more guns as well as explosives were found at his home and his brother, eric, lives in florida, reporter showed up at the home and look at the guy. of this is stunning to see the reaction. >> he called his mother. >> ever any indication at all that this would >> nothing. we're l

the sony went from home to home to live in the streets they beg for money to stay alive inside today sick poor sally bags alone former neighbors who knew their family have taken pity on the kids and have looks out for them sally's sister all she has left since her brother died of starvation we found the older girl at the end of this gloomy bullet riddled cargill is a room with broken windows in it leaves a young girl with only flies bloodstain mattresses for company. about a month ago sagitta who doesn't remember her age was brought in with a head injury when she fell she damaged an implant that siphons away the fluid different people tell different versions some say the full was accidental others attend. it's suicide but i believe the fluids keep building and there will be consequences she will lose her sight hearing and the ability to swallow much of the pressure on her brain has grown she'll find new cures in that as order as we were filming a nice a shell landed just a few hundred meters away sagitta needs to get to damascus to survive but lacking identification relatives and tra