. >> sony pictures is giving us a sneak peak at the next "charlie's angels."zabeth banks, produced and dt directed and is acting in the film and it hits theaters in november. fans get to take a deeper dive into a special agent in charge, juba val entire -- as we learn more about his personal life including his past struggle with substance abuse. >> really devoted fans, it gives a pay off that's -- it's something almost -- it feels like a gift to them. >> "fbi" airs tonight on cbs. the latest aretha franklin receiving a surprise for contribution to american music and culture. she's the first individual woman to receive a special citation honor in the award's history. that's your eye on entertainment, joy bennett. >>> good morning, everybody. hours after the game and i'm still standing here court side. shocked, amazed and stunned over the monday meltdown by the warriors here at oracle. moving pictures in a jiffy. >>> in a jiffy. all right. let's take a live look outside. the sharks are on the road during the playoffs but giving love to san jose in this live shot

friday, the winners who receive prizes, gs with industry leaders are revealed at a ceremony at sony pictures studios next month. more info at disability film challenge dot com in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>let's take a peek outside we want to check in on weather conditions around the bay area, it's cloudy out there and you are waking up to temperatures mainly in the 50's we're at 52 degrees in santa rosa, 55 in san francisco 55 in san jose and 53 in antioch you may notice a few scattered showers out there as well i didn't have my wipers on in some areas this morning. so we're going to check in with meteorologist john scher able. he has the details on the weather. the storm the next round of rain and beyond we'll have a full weather and traffic check coming up in just a bit stay with us. let's check in with john expert who has all the >>good morning, you know today even though we're not completely out of the woods as far as rainfall goes back. we are actually looking at some of her drier conditions out there which is certainly some good news because later on this week we're not going to b

groups targets included the websites of the cia the us senate and sony pictures they even took over the home page of the british tabloid the sun and posted a fake news report that the paper's owner rupert murdoch had just died of a drug overdose. this called attention to the fact that a group of technologically savvy young people could break into just about any website they wanted. some says they wanted to demonstrate that a lot of companies don't pay enough attention to cybersecurity. most common misconception about cybercrime which is that it's a complicated course that it's either all skill to do it in your computer or you have a. there's many. cool stuff freely available or you can download to you how can people not work more about how these attacks work and i was one of the piers where in general that i think a lot of the fear is perception and also here on here i think we kind of you would use. who was just sixteen at the time was arrested and pleaded guilty to try. which is of computer misuse he was given a suspended sentence of twenty months in jail today he's working on a docto

we look at sony pictures lion's gate, m.g.m. we talked about cbs viacom as a potential acquisition candidate and obviously, the longshot is netflix. right now, when you look at that services business, the $50 billion per year, in our opinion, the $450 billion in services, they cannot trip over their shoelaces on services. specifically on the content piece. they need to put more fuel in the engine from content. we have seen them do that in m&a. emily: you believe content is not necessarily king. the fact that they don't have all the original content in the world is not necessarily a game changer? dan: that's right, i completely agree with dallas. distribution is king. the biggest news apple made is they are moving away from the device and hardware strategy and letting viewers access apple plus on their smart televisions this year. that's game changer for apple to really become the portal through which they are accessing their streaming content or building their individual skin bundles. emily: apple has to have shows that people w

the strategy of this new management, sony pictures management, is actually very impressive.that's managing. tom rothman, running the movie studios business, doing a very good job. paul: alright, we'll leave it there. atul: thanks for having me. paul: thanks for joining us. coming up next, we take a look at chinese energy earnings. steady oil and gas sales. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. oil and gas sales held steady in the first quarter as it gained it domestic production helped ease output and drop in crude prices. having a look at the numbers and other chinese oil earnings, we've got ivan. first-quarter sales fell slightly. capital spending rose 45%. what is your take on the report? >> yeah, good morning. i feel like it is sensitive to oil prices because they have no refining operation at all. if you look at brent price, in the year on year, the brent oil price fell 5% from your before. it doesn't look that bad. oil and gas production in the fourth quarter was 120 million barrels, a quarter of their annual

when peter guber, when sony bought columbia and tri-star pictures and put them together into sony, they brought in peter guber, a prolific, successful movie producer. they put him in charge. and then about three months later they said you have to come to tokyo and meet with all the divisions and present your plan for the year. apparently, this is done in some quasi u.n. fashion in this beautiful rosewood room and you sit there. you know like those james bond intoies where you go blofeld's room, because it is sony it is a global corporation and some people are coming from eastern europe and some people are coming from china, and they everybody is coming and speaking a different language. peter guber presents his plan for what he is going to do with the studio. he says, here is my plan basically. we are going to do 20 pictures this year. about 10 of them are going to do ok. and of those 10, maybe five will do well enough that we will really think about maybe doing a sequel, and then about five of them will do ok, and they are part of a sequel or part of a deal that we are already involved

sony for other purposes. he really felt those things that were going on, especially at the pictures and entertainment businesse comments about overpaid executives and appalling -- a poorly managed business. that is when he was concerned about. ramy: second time around for them, but what happened the first time around? why didn't it work out? tim: well, he did not get the spinoff on ipo's he was seeking. i would argue there was not a failure for dan low or what he was trying to do. i read a column pointing out that after that had happened, sony went and decided to hire a in inco, a sold -- a consulting firm to help them find a savings of the entertainment division. they ended up targeting $250 million in savings. that is a very big amount of change. in the preceding, the following few years, they turned to profits last year. the year ending march 2018. they posted record net income for that period of time. they rallied up until september or so last year. thatd not get the spinoff he asked for but he himself exited 18 months later with a 20% upside on his investment. sony did change for the better in many ways.