most recently, the u.s. accused the north of orchestrating a cyber attack on sony pictures last fall, fault lines was granted rare access inside the country. we went to understand what if anything, has changed since kim jong un came to power, and how u.s-north korean relations look from the other side. >> our visit to north korea was part of a highly controlled press tour sponsored by the government. our guides decided where we went who we spoke to and they were with us at all times. >> "my name is kang __" [korean-on loud speaker] >> so we have to wear this to identify ourselves as international press, and we have to use it while working on the streets. the kim family and the worker's party have ruled north korea for over 6 decades. apparently today is the 17th anniversary that kim jong il was elected secretary of the party and people are coming to these statues to pay their respects." >> a lot of people from different walks of life. army soldiers. they come... north korea has one of the largest standing armies in the world. men are conscripted for up to 10 years. it's because of the

sony pictures hacked last year and sony playstation network was hacked on christmas day so far nobodyibility for hacking the sony network. >>> a bay area dog owner is suing the purina beneful company, he alleges his dog died after eating the food, lucido says his dog died after eaet eating beneful one dog died two others got sick, according to the lawsuit beneful contains a component of antifreeze and toxins produced by fungus caused by grains, the suit claims more 3,000 online complaints of people's pets getting sick or dying after eating the food, it's backed by purina's strict quality controls and comprehensive program, consumers can continue to feed beneful with total confidence. >>> medical examiner today identified a woman killed yesterday while riding her bike in oakland. 60-year-old barbara burns of oakland was hit by a truck just after 4:30 in the afternoon near san leandro and prunes street, the driver of the truck a 52-year-old oakland man stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators, the cause of the accident still under investigation. >>> oakland teachers got a s

increasingly destructive and malicious may picture -- nature cyberattacks, as we saw with sony pictures entertainment last fall. this attack stole large amounts of data and rendered inoperable thousands of sony computers and servers. it was a game changer. because it was not about profits, it was about a dictator trying to impose censorship and to prevent the exercise of free expression. at bottom, it was about coercion which the united states believes is unacceptable and is why we took the extraordinary step of publicly identifying north korea as responsible for the attack and responded swiftly, imposing additional sanctions on kim jong-un's regime. in short, the threat is becoming more diverse, more sophisticated, and more dangerous. and i worry that malicious attacks like the one on sony pictures will increasingly become the norm. this is unless we adapt quickly and take a comprehensive approach just as we have in other contexts. which brings me to the counterterrorism model. now to be sure, there are many differences that make it difficult to apply all the lessons learned on the counterterrorism exper

is the increasingly destructive and malicious nature of cyber attacks as we saw with sony pictures entertainment last fall fall. this attack stole large amounts of data and rendered inoperable thousands of sony's computers and servers. it was a game-changer because it wasn't about profit. it was about a dictator trying to impose censorship and to prevent the exercise of free expression. at bottom it was about coercion which the united states believes is unacceptable and which is why we took the extraordinary step of publicly identifying north korea is responsible for the attack and responding swiftly, imposing additional sanctions on kim jong un's regime. in short, the threat is becoming more diverse, more sophisticated and more dangerous. and i worry that malicious attacks like the ones on sony pictures will increasingly become the norm unless we adapt quickly and take a comprehensive approach just as we have in other contexts which brings me to the counterterrorism model. now to be sure there are many differences that make it difficult to apply all of the lessons learned from the counterterrorism e

. >> departing sony pictures cochairman amy pascal speaking last night at the women in the world eventn francisco with tina brown. pascal isn't the only executive who talked about the lessons learned. brad stone talked to a ceo at the tech conference. workers go to post anonymous reviews and salary information about their employers. take a listen. >> one thing i have definitely learned is that everybody makes mistakes. i made lots of mistakes. i have had my share of truthful negative reviews. people very accurately portrayed where i screwed up, and they were right. we have learned and gotten better. >> glassdoor made $70 million from google. a proposal to regulate the open internet. the fcc commissioner has spoken out about this, saying it will open the door to regulation taxation. he will join us next. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." tom wheeler shared his 22 page proposal for a new and open internet with his four fellow commissioners last week. not everyone was happy with these proposed rules. the public will have to wait until after the february 26 vote to look at a

last year. sony pictures home depot, anthem medical, major credit cards. hackers stole at least 85 million private records of americans. companies complain outdated federal rules keep them from warning customers. >> we're not allowed to send fraud alerts via text. >> reporter: tim cook of apple joined the obama initiative. >> we shouldn't have to trade our security for the convenience of having all of this information at our fingertips. >> reporter: but the leaders of yahoo! and google and mark zuckerberg of facebook stayed away. they're protesting what ed snowden revealed, the federal government compelling online services to pipe vast amounts, pentabytes of personal data, to the nsa. president obama is giving a different agency homeland security the lead in his new cybersecurity push. and the president wants congress to pass a new bill to make it a federal requirement which right now it is not that any company who has any personal data stolen has to contact quickly anybody affected. i'm steve handelsman news4. >> thanks steve. >>> the president also spoke

last year. sony pictures home depot, anthem medical, major credit cards, hackers stole at least $85 million private records. congress complains outdated rules keep them from warning customers. >> we're not allowed to send fraud alerts via text. >> reporter: tim cook joined president obama. >> we shouldn't have to trade our security for the having all of this information at our finger fips. >> reporter: the leaders of yahoo! and google and mark zuckerberg of facebook stayed away. they're revealing what snowden revealed the federal government to pipe vast amounts of personal date to ta to the nsa. president obama is giving a different agency homeland security the lead in his new cyber security push. and the president wants congress to pass a law making it a federal requirement, which it is not now, that companies who lost personal data warn their customers. i'm steve handelsman nbc news, capitol hill. >> you can see more on this story tonight on "nbc nightly news" at 6:30. >>> we have a new information in the case of chelsea manning. the army approved gender reassignment hormone therapy for her. it's

. >> reporter: hack attacks set a record last year. sony picture, home depot, anthem medical, major credit cards. hackers stole at least 85 million private records of americans. companies complain outdated federal rules keep them from warning customers. >> we're not allowed to send fraud alerts via text. >> reporter: tim cook of apple joined the obama initiative. >> we shouldn't have to trade our security for the convenience of having all of this information at our fingertips. >> reporter: but the leaders of yahoo! and google and mark zuckerberg of facebook stayed away. they're protesting what ed snowden revealed. the federal government compelling online services to pipe vast amounts, pintabytes of personal data to the nsa. president obama is giving a different agency homeland security the lead in his new cyber security push. and the president wants congress to pass a law to make it a federal requirement which right now it is not that any company has any personal data stolen has to notify those affected. steve handelsman news4. >>> a shocking sight

sony hack and its fallout. just last week the co-chair of sony pictures amy pascal stepped down.'s group she now concedes she was indeed fired but was largely unapologetic for the e-mails that mocked everyone from president obama to angelina jolie. this chummy exchange with scott gruden blasted actress jolie as a minimally talented spoiled brought. that was followed a couple of days later with this icy encounter between pascal and angelina jolie. the leaked e-mails also revealed that women like actress jennifer lawrence were paid less than men. here's what pascal told the women in the world conference about that. >> i run a business. people want to work for less money, i'll pay them less money. i don't call them up and go can i give you some more because that's not what you do when you run a business. the truth is what women have to do is not work for less money. they have to walk away. people shouldn't be so grateful for jobs. >> brian stelter is our senior media correspondent and host of cnn's reliable sources. i was actually pretty surprised by her frankness. >> reporter: i wa

as we saw with sony pictures entertainment last fall. his attack stole large amounts of data and rendered inoperable thousands of sony's computers and servers. it was game changer. because it wasn't about profit it was about a dictator trying to impose censorship and to prevent the exercise of free expression. at bottom, it was about coercion which the united states believes is unacceptable and which is why we took the extraordinary step of publicly identifying north korea as responsible for the attack and responded swiftly. imposing additional sanctions on kim jong un's regime. in short the threat is becoming more diverse, more sophisticated and more dangerous. and i worry that malicious attacks like the one on sony pictures will increasingly become the norm unless we adapt quickly and take a comprehensive approach just as we have in other contexts. which brings me to the counterterrorism model. now, to be sure there are many differences that make it difficult to apply all of the lessons learned from the counterterrorism experience to th

in november last year hackers stole 100 tara bites of information from sony pictures. korea was accused of staging that attack in revenge for the film "the interview" which pokes fun at south korea's leader. and in 2011 the play station network with hacked with the loss of 77 million use accounts including credit card details, which sent his share price tumbling. we're expecting u.s. president barack obama to speak at this summit very shortly. we'll return to stanford university as soon as the president appears. >>> aljauz journalists baher mohamed, and mohammed fahmy are now home with their families. their retrial is expected to resume in ten days. richard martin reports. >> after too much time alone in prison this is like a dream come true. >> reporter: al jazeera producer baher mohamed enjoys the first moments of his new-found freedom. a day to celebrate with his wife and three children. >> i'm very proud of every single moment i spent in prison for the sake of freedom of expression. i'm really proud of that. if time goes back i would choose the same experience and

[applause] >> last year, e-mails stolen by hacker indicated sony pictures paid female stars less a month. i will speak and get thoughts on the oscars. that is a look at the top stories we are following. greece will now send a list of proposed reforms to debt inspectors by tomorrow erik schatzker is in athens. first, hans nichols joins me on the phone from berlin. good evening. >> good evening. >> on friday, the german chancellor angela merkel called for a significant improvement in the substance of greece's request. has germany now drawn a line in the sand? >> germany gave an indication the bailout program needs to be implemented. what that means is still unclear. in some ways, with the athens spokesperson, it is contrary to the ecb bailout program. he talked about increasing the minimum wage and not lowering pension payments. a little bit on labor reform going the other direction there. all that said the dutch finance ministry, he pronounced himself very confident, earlier today. it seems as though we are headed toward a preliminary verification and that greece will stay in the bailout

last saturday. >>> head of the sony pictures is stepping down amid e-mail hacking scandal. amy pascal is leaving as co-chairman after fall out from the sony hack and controversy over the movie the interview. hackers we saw all kind of e-mails including a racially e-mail concerning barack obama. she later apologized. she's not leaving all together, she will just launch a new production venture at the the studio. >>> coming up a flyer that has been out all season will be back real soon, when to expect his first step back on the ice next. life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> good morning. i'm howard eskin. flyers defenseman kimmo timonen out all season, in his cast said he will skate today and try to come back. the as far as the game flyers blew a two to nothing lead and lost in the shoot-out. the let's get to the wells fargo center chris vandervelde give the flyers a two to not

if you know anything about hacking and cyber security then you probably remember last year's hack attack on sony pictures the company's initial decision not to release the movie "the interview" as a result. or perhaps you've been a victim of the growing number of hacks targeting the companies you do business with which have exposed people's private data to potential fraud. it's a major threat but here's the problem. no one knows exactly where it draw the line between policing and privacy. today's speech and executive order along with a bill the white house proposed last month are an attempt to regulate the safe flow of information in a swamp of data that grows every time another smartphone, smartwatch, smartappliance, or smartcar is sold. the editor and chief of cnet connie, what are we expecting to hear from the president today and does what you know -- whatever you know of it, does it sound workable? >> so, we are know what the president is going to announce. the white house put out two fact sheets this morning, so if you go to whitehouse.gov and curious to see what he's going to lay out, read it all f

last month. spiderman will be reunited with marvel comics lineup of superheroes. sony picturesoduce the next spiderman movie with disney . sony licenses the character from marble under a long-term agreement, even as most other marvel characters belong to disney. the last film was a disappointment at the box office. this new arrangement will allow spiderman to appear in marvel films with characters like captain america and ironman. apple shares, and hitting a new milestone this morning. scarlet fu is in the newsroom with a look at the stock the cannot go wrong. scarlet: a new record high of 12127. they need to close above 11994 to set at a new all-time closing high. the company increased the sale of its swiss bond debut selling 1.2 5 billion swiss francs in bonds. as 1.3 pi billion dollars. -- 1.25 -- $1.35 billion. apple is selling 875 million francs in nine your notes -- nine year notes. the implied yield is about 75 basis points on the 15 year notes and 37 point five basis points on the nine year notes. apple supposedly has a neck for timing the bond market right. it tends to

. >> grant:just last week we learned of the anthem insurance data breach. before that, sony pictures, target, home depot and many others have fallen victim. >> grant:stanford unitesrity was targeted at least twice in recent years. >> grant:hackers accessed names, pictures, email addresses and other data for more than a thousand users.then shared the data on line. >> grant:2014 has been called the year of the hacker. a new report says more that one billion records were hacked last year. >> grant:more than half of the hacks were for the purpose of identity theft. >> pam: new at 8: detectives piecing together >> pam: clues from a crash that killed a 14-year-old girl. and they now have a "person of interest" they would like to bring in. >> pam: kron 4's jeff bush is live in milpitas. to tell us about that man, and why police want to see him. jeff? >> reporter:milpitas police say 23 year old alex alkazar is the 1992 cadillac el dorado. officers want to know his relationship with 14 year old cynthia ramirez becerra. she was a runaway from san jose and died on the fourth after the crash wit

picture news. spiderman, at long last, is coming back to the marvel universe. sony is going to team with disney, which owns marvel, to co-produce a new spiderman move e now they have joint custody of spiderman. sony gets spiderman on the weekend. but there have been five spiderman movies over the past 12 years. they're looking for a new actor, but they haven't announced what the next movie will be about. i hope we fine out how he actually got those powers, because that hasn't been covered yet, right? let's go back out to cousin sal, what is -- okay, what the hell is that? >> it's a fish costume. >> jimmy: all right. i didn't notice there was a ken doll in your fishbowl. >> this is a new thing. >> jimmy: all right. so i don't know why you're dressed like a fish, but let's go out there, and it's time to pay the man. do you have the money? >> i have all the money. >> jimmy: all right, go out there and pay the guy, if this doesn't scare him, i don't know what will. maybe sal will take pictures with tourists while he's out there dressed as a goldfish. it's time to pay th

sony pictures announced a change at the top, amy pascal leaving. she's going to transition to a new production venture. she was at the helm of last year's sony hack attack and threats during that attack to the movie "the interview." several of the own e-mails leaked one between the producer included choice comments about angelina angelina jolie that got a lot of press. the ceo of sony said in recent months sony pictures entertainment faces unprecedented challenges and i'm gaitful for her resilience and grace. julia, how do you rate this statement that came around what was a long awaited departure? is this new production departure more than cosmetic? >> well i think this is as you mentioned not a big surprise. ever since those e-mails were leaked people in hollywood have been wondering, can she keep doing her job or the fact all of these e-mail exchanges between her and top hollywood executives are out there is that going to make it harder for her to continue to lead the studio? and she really is the number two behind michael lynton is is responsible for the studio. in the press release here, sony makes a big toint, this is a long

. >>> later this year sony pictures entertainment will leave her position and begin a new role at the company. you may remember she came under fire toward the end of last year after hackers that were trying to stop the release of the interview leaked sensitive e-mails. the e-mails included comments mocking president obama's taste in films and calling angelina jolie minimally talented. she will leave her position to launch a new production development at sony. >>> time is 4:46. and tomorrow giants fans will get their first look at the reigning world series champions together again. it's giant fan fest at at & t park. it starts at 10:00 in the morning. several people camped out for hours to be among the first in the gate. madison baumgartner, buster posey, hunter pence and more are expected to participate in a question and answer session and autograph signings. the 2010, 2012, and 2014 world series trophies will be on display. the oakland a's fan fest is a day later on sunday. fan fest is at the coliseum and oracle arena from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. cocoa crisp, john reddic and josh little. tickets are still available. you can buy them through the a's w

. >> we have seen in the last nine months a growing list of high-profile targets. home depot jpmorgan chase target, sony pictures, and the u.s. postal service to name just a few. and we are at a transformation will moment in the evolution of cyberthreat. the actions that we take today and those we fail to take will determine whether cyberspace remains a great national asset or increasingly becomes a strategic liability. lou: a striking change of tone by the obama white house. it was only two months ago in december that president obama dismissed the sony cyberattack as an act of cybervandalism. this will be called the cyberthreat intelligence integration center. and it will cost taxpayers $35 million per year. it is unclear what the agency will do that isn't already being done other then doing something about cyberattacks no matter how little. and with that, we are coming right back. stay with us because there is much more ahead. republicans are accepting, it seems. the obama amnesty fiat as new reports outline the cost and economic impact of getting millions of illegal immigrants a free pass. ♪ ♪ i'm almost done

. >>> three months after a massive computer hack sony pictures's co-chairman is stepping down. amy pascal came under fire at the end of lastils were leaks online after a security breach at the studio. >>> coming up, two massive ships rendezvous off the california coast. why this is somewhat of a royal affair. light rain is approaching the north bay this evening. rain is going to not be light over the next 24 hours. it will be heavy and the winds will be gusty. how about a pouring rain with 40-mile-per-hour winds? that's coming to the bay area tomorrow. details on how much rain next. >> tell you what, paul, if it rains it pours for tiger woods. >> a hall of famer tees off on brady. >> and following in dad's footsteps isn't always ease is i. >> if they hate me that's fine. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier.

alix: late last year emails stolen by hackers indicated that sony pictures paid phenyl stars less than men. i've a five-month-old and i do not watch any movie settle this year. did you have a favorite pick? stephanie: i watched the movies i watched the oscars, i watched patricia arquette's speech, i watched amy pascal being interviewed about women in hollywood being paid less than and i think women in those jobs should be advocates for women. i'm not saying i don't believe in free markets, as i absolutely do but i believe entrance pentagon and if all these women in hollywood have any idea that those men were getting paid that much more money, they would've said hell no and finally they are. alix: you saw meryl streep. stephanie: meryl streep to next to j. lo. it is a big week for the economy. more on housing and consumer confidence and more importantly jenny yellen's senate -- janet yellen's semiannual testimony to congress. let's bring in the chief economist at renaissance macro research. neil what you think of the housing numbers we heard? neil: i don't think much of them . the housi

sony pictures. interesting. new england can't catch a break as back-to-back storms bring 70 inches in the last seven days.blem may not be the never ending snow, but where to put it. mollie is in boston with the latest details. mollie, i think someone has to put it somewhere. where? >> absolutely. well exactly. i'll show you an absolutely enormous snow pile right now. this is one of the snow farms in boston. absolutely huge. we're up about four stories. we're eye level with the stop of this thing. as high as the telephone polls. this is one of the places they're bringing the snow and putting it. the front-end loaders are moving the snow into aa melter. the water pours out of this. we had some numbers telling us 6,000 truckloads had been dumped into the melters. and now apparently more melters will be on the way. massachusetts governor charlie baker reached out to the state -- surrounding states not only are we getting additional equipment like big front-end loaders from other states but also two melters along the way. apparently to help the city keep up with all the snow. also the national guard has been c

last year. home depot and target and sony pictures. the threat hit home. >> everybody's online. >> reporter: now the president has signed an executive order calling for better information sharing between tech giants in the private sector and federal government. also stressing the urgency in an interview with "re-code" magazine. >> the government has to work with each individual company but we have to be able to pull the companies together so they are working together more effectively. one of the things that makes this challenging is all you need is one weak link. >> reporter: there are tension was the government and tech industry. apple's ceo tim cook was the only major tech ceo to attend at stanford university friday. with the industry skeptical after edward snowden's leaks showed spying of the nsa. >> i have constantly tried to update the laws and rules governing how we operate in cyber situation with the technologies. in the case of the nsa, we are probably slow. >> the white house needs silicon valley right now. the white house nee

capabilities by stealing personal data from sony pictures and customer information from some of the nation's top retailers. cent com's military pages were hacked last month. tech giant apple is taking its own steps to protect customers. c.e.o. tim cooke announcing facetime and i message users already have an added layer of protection when accessing their i cloud accounts. >> we know hackers are doing everything they can do to steal your data. it's why we've used all the technology at our disposal and create the most secure devices and the most secure systems that we can. >> don't expect to see some of cooke's fellow c.e.o.s from google facebook and yahoo at the summit. the companies are sending top security personnel instead. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 popular businesses are sending love ahead of valentine's day. take advantage of it. new developments from united airlines' decision not to honor low air fares stemming from a glitch. >> it was about is 11:30 this morning. i'm sam ford. the st >> two people were taken to the hospital. >> it happened on connecticut avenue northwest. d.c. bureau chief sam ford has been at this scene all day and

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in just the last nine months we have seen growing high-profile targets. sony pictures, a jpmorgan chase, a target and the u.s. postal service to name a few. we're at a transformational moment of the evolution of the cyberthreat. as such as a fail to take will determine in cyberspace is the great national asset is a strategic liability of national security string gore vulnerability. i was shocked about the threat that we face to draw on counterterrorism lessons learned from the last decade of war. i will start with the fact according to recent assessment their increasing in their frequency and scale and sophistication and the severity of impact. the range directors targeted systems and victims are at an unprecedented clip cyber inclusions are also substantial with the data reach have increased roughly fivefold and the seriousness is rising causing significant economic damage. no one is immune from health care companies and universities to the tech industry and critical infrastructure. just last week a and though one of the largest health insurance providers announced th

sony pictures. responding to a question about the pay gap between male and female stars revealed during the sony hacking incident. lasts co-chair but in that same interview, pascal said "all i did was get fired." >> if you listen what she said to tina brown yesterday, it was taken straight out of knowing your value. straight out of your book. >> there are a couple of things we addressed in that book in tells our story, my story, in terms of the search for a, dealing with the pay gap issue and learning to find our own voice in it. being too grateful. apologizing your way into the conversation, and just assuming people are going to be fair some of the biggest mistakes women make in the industry. even though it's infortunate in many ways what happened during this hacking scandal, this information is vital as more and more women raise in the ranks, great lake the glass ceilings and need to understand their pay needs to be equal. >> most women don't talk about the pay disparity while they are still working. >> no, they don't. >> like you did in your book. >> no. they don't write books. >> unfortunately, we had a boss that

last night? i guess he was. how do you survive. i can't see it. >>> head of sony pictures, you will remember her name because she was sending these we are e-mails back and forth. >> yep, so now she's leaving her post as co-chairman. >> amy pascal. >> have a the the sony hack and controversy over the movie the interview hackers leak all kind of e-mails including one racially sensitive e-mail concerning president obama. she late's pol guys budd you she's not leaving sony pictures all together. she will launch a new production venture at the studio. she will be still involved with the studio. she will be running her own show. >> they just moved her to the the other side of the lot. >> probably still making a million. >> controversial comments, pope francis says it is okay to spank your children under one condition. we will tell what you that condition is, coming up. >>> but first still alex is a film shining light on those, in the dark about alzheimer's disease, coming up a local man's powerful story as i fights this sickness and how man's powerful story as i fights this sick

blueprint for sony is a vindication and validation of what analysts have been saying over the last two weeks. they will be focussing on areas they're good at right now. the image sensors, the pictures division and they'll be keeping a steady hand on some of the other brands. for example, the walkman brand and high end cameras they're well-known for but by announcing a spin off of some of their subsidiaries starting off with the video and sound business october 1st it raises the possibility of a similar move for struggling operations like mobile phones and televisions. here's what the ceo had to say. >> i'm not ruling out the possibility of an exit strategy like an alliance or a sale but we need to be dynamic and flexible and take those things into consideration. >> the targets themselves for the next three years are fairly ambitious. you're looking at a 500 billion yen operating profit which is larger than what they're forecasting this year and they're roe target is 10% coming off minus 7.4% right now. the potential spin off of the unprofitable business is what's going to get probably a fairly positive read from analysts out there. >> thank you so much. >> and still to come here on

last week. that unidentified person also died at a san francisco res straublt. >> blast from the past. remember the former co-chair of sony pictures her from her personal e-mails. she calls the embarrassing breach of privacy, quote, strangely freeing. pascal also characterized her departure from sony as a firing. the studio calling it a mutual parting of ways at least the way uncoupling wasn't used. >> do you remember that picture, that awkward picture of angelina -- >> yes. giving her the hard grab on the shoulders. >> i wonder if angelina jolie finds it freeing that they came out. >>> there's that update. then this story that so many people are talking about. three muslim students gunned down execution style in chapel hill north carolina. was this a hate crime. >>> and the supreme court says a ban against gay marriage in alabama is illegal. the state's chief justice, roy moore, says they're wrong. and he is ordering lower court judges to ignore this ruling and he says the law is on his side. what is this really about? is he right? is there a bigger fight going on? it matters. he's with us on "new day." we will test him ahead. is