. >> every gaming console that you can buy at the toy store, the nintendo, the x box, the device thatou're about to be looked up in the hospital has more than likely not gone through any formal cyber security at all. >> you're telling me a sony play station has more cyber security review than an infusion pump? >> true. >> shocking report, more from lisa fletcher tomorrow on the program. that's the program. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or fakes and come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >>> the united states says it's ready to help iraq step up the fight against i.s.i.l. welcome to al jazeera. coming up in the next half hour the first steps towards justice over a massacre carried out in the philippines six years ago. 21 police officers face sanction. cristina kirchner says goodbye to argentina. we take a look at what challenges lie ahead for her divided country. a new fi

. >> every gaming console that you can buy at the toy store, the nintendo, the x box, the device thatou're about to be looked up in the hospital has more than likely not gone through any formal cyber security at all. >> you're telling me a sony play station has more cyber security review than an infusion pump? >> true. >> shocking report, more from lisa fletcher tomorrow on the program. that's the program. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or fakes and come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >> we are scared. >>...have an organized right-wing movement trying to kill others. velshi. "on target" tonight, why ted cruz could be the top republican can't against donald trump. showing off the softer side of a hard-nosed sport. >> and an alternative to donald trump is now rising fast, as trump's proposed shutdown of muslims entering the united states, even former vice presiddi

. >> every gaming console that you can buy at the toy store, the nintendo, the x box, the device thatou're about to be looked up in the hospital has more than likely not gone through any formal cyber security at all. >> you're telling me a sony play station has more cyber security review than an infusion pump? >> true. >> shocking report, more from lisa fletcher tomorrow on the program. that's the program. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or fakes and come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >>...have an organized right-wing movement trying to kill others. >> >>> searching for a strategy. if we win it with a large arab force, the turks, and the egyptians and other sunni nation, and go in there and take those people out... >> congress demands answers and offers suggestions for the fight against i.s.i.l. the other i.s.i.l. threat. >> abu bakr al-baghdadi, the leader of i.s.i.s. is now focussing his energy on libya. >> why the fight

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the nintendo wii has better security than those medical devices we've seen. >> what kind of equipmente we talking about and how do they do it? >> it's really across the board, ventilators, m.r.i.s, c.t.'s, x-rays, baby incubators, infusion pump that is deliver life saving medicine and nutrition. our expect says almost any device on a hospital's network can be hacked. company your point with question of how, he discovered hundreds and suspects there are probably thousands or tens of thousands of back door pass words, hard coded passwords that the manufactures know and technicians know and associated with all this equipment on the wi-fi of the hospital. the hospital can't change those pass words, so they're out there, lots of people have them and it's as simple as getting on your laptop, putting in this hard coded password and manipulating the ski vice, they can control the dosage of radiation coming out of an m.r.i. our expect demonstrated how you can do a lethal dump out of an infusion pump from 10,000 miles away, set it back to its original settings and no one would ever be the wiser

kids have a way cooler device these days, the new nintendo 3- d xxl. one of them is a touch screen. the graphics, it's 3-d graphics. they're stable and awesome. people can take their figures and actually tap them right into the game so they with why are adults going to love it? because they love video games, too and you're playing with your favorite mario characters. this is the smallest helicopter in the world. us think this is for extra small. this is just a little over 2 >> oh, wow. it does fly in the air. >> it does fly. it's really cute. it is an indoor toy. outside. when the wind hit it is, it flies. -- hits it, it flies. it's a great little helicopter. this is the landing pad and the storage case. you charge it right on here. lots of fun. we're going to jump on the razor dlx. everyone has been talking about the hoverboards. if you just turn it on-- >> diane is the brave one to do this on live television. i'm going to watch. >> okay. i've got it on, step one. step one successful. let's see the rest of this. to go and off we go. so these are amazing. there are jury row scopes at

the world of nintendo. so this is mario driving the racer rc.t i love about this is if you want to start, you can go forwards and backwards in this with this controller right here. but watch. watch the wheels. we have now gone into just like the way the kids see him drive around in the mario car 8 game, it's likehat anti-gravy motion. it is really, really a lot of fun. he'll take on any kind of walls, curves, anything. awesome. >> if only they did it in a vacuum cleaner too, that would be terrific. >> right. are you ready for the smallest helicopter in the whole wide world? so this is our nanofalcon xs for extra small. it is just a little over 2 inches. >> wow. >> what i love is this little case is what it comes in. your controller, your charger. you can make it your landing pad. i don't know how good i am at that. let's see if we can get this up in the air. >> wow. it's so tiny. >> it's so tiny. >> it reminds me of those micromachines from the '80s. the tiny little cars. oh. there you go. that's great into but it is great. it's pretty easy to f

this is the perfect travel size which is one of the things i love about the new nintendo. 3-d graphics and you don't need the glasses for it. you have two touch screens here. kids can take their figures and tap them into the game. and not only can kids play their classic nintendo games but yokia watch just came to the states. this is a sneak peek of the toys you'll see out january 1st. this is a tablet but for little kids. >> we know kids are swiping before their speaking. they love the devices. but there are tablets made just for those little hands. this is the little scholar by school zone created by a teacher. this covers three grades of content. you have pre-k, kindergarten and first grade. there are 200 apps built in. kids are following their grade level. parents can see their progress and you never have to buy anything else. it's all included. >> that is nice. this has a few things included in it. >> kids love to bring home what they see on tuesday. miles from tomorrowland. miles is traveling in space with his family and this is how he gets asround. but it's a 3 in 1

this is the new nintendo 3d sxl. >> could they have more letters attached to that name? >> super stable, 3d graphics. remember the game boy? this is what the kids have now. we have two screens, one is a touch screen. little figures come to life right in here. kids are going to play classic games, but also games like yoki. >> never heard of it, but -- >> i would rather get my daughter the cabbage patch than that. >> you're going to like this one. >> who is this? >> this is elsa from frozen and she loves to sing. >> we've seen elsa and the kids love her. her dress lights up. she sinks the entire let it go song. >> i can see her singing all night long in my daughter's room while i'm trying to sleep. >> please make that stop. >> now you hear her voice. but when i take it away, you only hear the music because now your daughter is going to be singing along with her. >> how much is that? >> $39 and your daughter is going to love that. >> let's get to the big boy. >> you're going to hold the mike. this is our darth vader voice changer boom box. every star wars toy is hot. this is

in the '80s you have nintendo of america make its headquarters in redmond, washington. you have the rise of silicon forests in the suburbs of portland. intel has a big base out there. nike becomes a huge global player. so these are much more kind of -- sort of the more modern industries that we think of as opposed to the farming -- more agricultural industries which were dominant in the -- early or before in the 1950s. >> i hoped we could look at two politicians who might be familiar to c-span viewers, because they have long careers in washington. but tom foley, a democrat, from washington. and mark hatfield, a republican from oregon. let's start with mark hatfield. maybe in talking about him, you can explain how they worked -- how they worked to pass laws or grow and diversify the economy. >> so i think when we talk about hatfield, a good place to start with him when he becomes governor actually before he becomes senator, he's a governor of oregon from 1959 to 1967. when hatfield takes office, it's at this moment where the timber industry ever so precipitously is starti

the violence. that's where nintendo comes in. yoe kye watch. i featured it on the show last week. biggest games of the year. >> it's a phenomenon in japan to the tune of $2 billion franchise if you count. animated series, merchandise, the game, 8 million copies of this game have been sold. it's about a 3-year-old franchise. >> why is it so popular? >> the concept behind it is there are these beings, invisible beings around the world causing mischief or think of it as i forgot my keys today. well he's the reason why. i'm hungry in the middle of the day today. well they're causing that. the game itself follows two characters, one named katie, one nate and they find this watch and it allows them to see the invisible beings, allows them to befriend them and they can battle against evil that are trying to take over the real world. >> just judging from the video and watching the music, sounds like a happy game. >> it is very happy. geared towards the 6 to 12 range. it's a brand new game here to the u.s. it's available on our hand-held system, the new nintendo 3d s. retails for $39.99. i

emily: you took around the funding from nintendo.t you could also be competitors with nintendo -- but you could also be competitors with nintendo. explain that to me. john: it is more of a partnership than a competitive relationship. it is a really important relationship for them and we are bringing a fresh take on it. emily: once virtual reality hits the mainstream, more and more people start buying headsets or the future version of google glass, how is gaming different? isn: the gaming industry going through a huge transition right now. it is a huge industry, a third .f that is mobile and tablets you have this huge disruptive force of virtual reality, on the one hand, oculus, cutting you off from the world. and you have augmented reality, which is a cousin of the are -- vr. it is adding to your interactions with the real world. you are getting some exercise, interacting with people face to face. you are adding this imaginary element to that. both of those technologies will disrupt the industry. emily: we will have to leave it there

having fun at mike tyson's expense, taking a clip of tyson falling of the hoverboard, with the character from nintendoe, punch out. tyson was featured in the 1987 game and it makes it appear tyson is knocked off the hoverboard by-- yeah, the cartoonish boxers there. >> one of the greatest ever. >> isn't it, though? >>> coming up, a look at new year's eve celebrations around the wurl. >>> what happens when-- world. >>> what happens when the president sits down get 60% off coatsrs sefor the family.ut! this serta coralee queen mattress is just $197. plgeus, et anxtra 15% off appliances over $499 with your sears card. discover more at sears. world leaders are completely out of their mind? >> a pretty sizable percent. >> you made a ridiculous amount of money. >> so much more than you, and yet, how do i seem to you? do i seem spoiled? out of touch? >> i don't know. >> you have a thing for people. >> right now you seem like a normal guy. >> i am putting on an act like everything else does for you. >> that is my point. >> yeah, baby! watch out, people. >> when you are at the president's house, it is only poli

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the day and at night. clearing out on thursday. it's dry for new year's eve. it is dry for nintendo wii's day but cold and the wind could be a factor. then it's just plain cold. with the nbc news app to find it. straight to the phone or mobile device. >> chip kelly with interesting comments today. said he's not the general manager of the eagles. we'll hear from him and the sixers trying for two straight wins on the road in utah. that's next. >>> this is sports desk from xfinity. it will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark. london's calling. it's not meaningless. the loser goes to london next year for a road game against the rams. chip kelly's eagles are going in the wrong direction. the defense is giving up 388 yards a game, worse than the nfl. they are giving up 89 touchdown passes. only the redskins have given up more. the last two seasons the birds have the most turnovers. isn't this a bad football team? >> it didn't go away. i don't think we are a bad football team. we are not consistent then we need to be. i don't think we have done a good justify nobody job. i

volatility in currency markets weighed on some companies sensitive to the yen's strength, big names who are lower with sony and nintendo down over 2% and toyota was down 0.5%. all in all, it was a very volatile day in both equities and currency markets, after the boj highlighted diversions between u.s. and japanese central bank policies. mayu yoshida, reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >> mayu, thanks. >>> moving on to other markets in the asia-pacific region. in china, the shanghai composite closed at 3,578. the index advanced more than 4% on the week on hopes for fresh government stimulus measures. taiwan's taiex retreated 0.75% after three days of gains. financials were widely sold after the central bank cut its key rates for the second time this year. other markets retreated from yesterday's rally following the u.s. fed decision. hong kong's hang seng dipped 0.5%. indonesia lost 1.9%. t . >>> scandal hit toshiba, plans to shed more jobs. nhk learned that 4,000 workers will face layoffs, early retirement or re-assignment. it's the latest attempt to turn toshiba around following an accounting scandal that surfa

the universities in nevada. >> are you finding a lot of grandparents are gifting their grand kids this? >> i would hope they are. this is -- when you look at a fire truck or a nintendo or to me the best thing you can do for your son or daughter -- or actually, the best thing you can do is encourage them to crack the books but beyond that, you've got to save. and not only does it pay the tuition, but if you know there's a big problem now with college debt, with debt that a lot of the students have got. this will not obviate that but it will cut it down to where it's a manageable size. >> now, how long have you been trying to raise awareness about this program? >> well, we had a great fall promotion, which was with sage, the magic dessert tortoise, and for those of you lucky enough to see him, we're gonna get him next time we're on the show here, but we started in september. we hit every nook and cranny. there he is there. >> so cute. >> it's -- we're trying to encourage the kids to tell their parents this is really, really important. >> and what does it cost to open a college savings account? types of accounts. one is the college savings, the five two nine. and the o

the israeli government positions? >> regarding what? >> regarding peace and regarding security? well, i think prim nintendo -- that prime minister tanyahu said we have communicated with arab countries. he islamic radicals fighting to subvert their own regimes, and we can make in the right circumstance create a regional dialogue that will be conducive to another dialogue with the palestinians there. is hope of doing that. having said that, as i said before, we will have to overcome a lot of animosity and fear that is created exactly by these kind of forces. i don't have to go far away. what happened after several attacks from isis in this hemisphere, how are they reacting in this hemisphere, in this country? one of the great traumas of this nation is 9/11. israel has been in 9/11 for the .ast 67 years so to to go from a situation that is going to be less risk averse is going to be an enormous challenge. we have to work with our neighbors to lower those barriers of fear. >> we focus on the palestinian and some of the arab states. sflan s mment on looking at the iranian nuclear issue, but how is the link with

they're now on their third version as far as it competes with play station and nintendo in the video>> guest: all these consoles havephone how to stages and cycles the first version has success in the marketplace but was challenged financially. the second version, xbox 360, was a big success, both in the market and financially, and now with the new what way call xbox 1, just getting started so we'll see over the next four or five years how successful that is. >> host: what was your role in the development of xbox? >> guest: well, we got started, i was put in charge of the project. so at the beginning there was about 20 of us that soon grew to 2,000, and then maybe 3,000 over time. and so for the first six or seven years i was the chief xbox officer. want it. and then toward the end of my tenure at microsoft in 2008, we brought in somebody to work for me to run xbox and i ran xbox and a number of other things. then i left microsoft in 2010 and have been gone almost five years. >> host: what was the birthing process like for xbox? >> guest: xbox was really challenging. suspect anybody

the two of us, we share a bathroom and it's hilarious. i watch him play nintendo.alone.being that being y him is like you just want to like take in that air. >> rose: he said to me in that piece i will know it's great when kids are learning it in high school. that will be the real test. >> won't that be great. imagine high school kids performing hamilton is like, i know that's a big dream for him and i know it's a dream that he's trying to expedite so it doesn't take as long to get to schools as shows normally do. you have to wai usually. he's trying to expedite. >> rose: having young people come in, the production has. high schools and things like that. >> totally. there's a whole thing happening this spring. we had the public, we had schools coming in, student matinees. >> rose: your experience, were you sad to see that go on hbo. >> so sad, yes. cried. we did this like wrap up film. directed it and we were just i think i cried every day. which was great. >> rose: you did the film. >> we got to do the film. it was great. it was sort of like a beautiful good-bye a