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samsung beats apple to the punch, announcing a smart watch just days before apple may announce one of the run. the gear s has a curved screen and can make calls without a smartphone. and, the video platform that has turned everyday people into global stars. later, we look at how you to has turned the entertainment industry upside down, and how hollywood is now embracing it. first, our lead story. deutsche telekom is not closing the door on its subsidiary t-mobile u.s., the nation's fourth-largest wireless carrier. the german company will consider a sale that values t-mobile at a minimum of $35 a share. earlier this month, t mobile rejected an offer from france's iliad and talks for a commendation with sprint. is another company going to get into the mix? cory johnson is with us in the studio, and from new jersey, john butler, an analyst with bloomberg intelligence. john, what is your take on this? >> look, deutsche telekom has been trying to find a way to sell t-mobile for years. they have wanted out of the u.s. and to carriers within the u.s., is an attractive prospect. this market r

samsung beats apple to the punch, announcing a smart watch just days before apple may announce one of the run. the gear s has a curved screen and can make calls without a smartphone. and, the video platform that has

we will be beating the drum to the samsung and apple event in the last couple of weeks. coming up, russian hackers break into the supposedly secure systems of jpmorgan chase and four other banks. can anything be done to stop the hackers? we will discuss next. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. five banks have been hit by russian hackers this month. yet the i is probing whether this is retaliation against russia. how complex is this attack? could the russian government be involved? again, a researcher who focuses on computer crime and cyber warfare. you are an expert on the black and gray cyber market. what do you make of the attack? how sophisticated it was? >> reports are talking about how the attackers used phone abilities emerge to -- in order to breach the banks. these are software vulnerabilities for which no patch or fix exists in which the affected software vendor is not aware of it. having the knowledge is very exclusive and very important. -- for it,an ex for -- >> it is fairly amazing to me that of all companies, really the only bank out there that i know wh

when you see samsung and apple kiosk those are least. best buy took out a better business model and its helping out. but the problem is people like me go to amaziah sold the revenue is still tanking. instead of detector revenue up that will be the end. >> darya: coming up on the kron four morning news. and here's a live look outside. golden gate bridge >> mark: but the california state assembly has passed a new bill.that would require air-soft guns to be made either of transparent plastic.or in bright colors. >> darya:airsoft guns are replica firearms that fire plastic pellets, paper balls or eraser chunks. >> darya:the bill is in response to the deaths of two california teens shot by police >> darya:including andy lopez who was holding a pellet gun made to look like an a-k-47 when he was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy last year.who thought that toy gun was was real >> mark: a stretch of northbound 2-80 day weekend in san francisco >> mark: the closure starts tomorrow afternoon at 2 p-m and goes all the way until 5 a

issues issues -- patent surrounding beats. the international trade commission says it will a trade on both. it was filed just days before apple's acquisition was completed. russianead story, hackers strike again, this time targeting the u.s. financial system. the hackers broke into the system of ap morgan chase and at least one other bank earlier this month, swiping gigabytes of sensitive data. two people familiar with the at -- with the matter say the fbi is investigating whether this was retaliation for sanctions against russia. is in the studio. and joining us from washington, michael riley, the reporter who broke the story. angela must, the ceo of cyber spot. michael, i will start with you. what do we know and what kind of information is stolen? what we know is that in the mid august, jpmorgan and at least one other big banks were aeached in what appears to be very sophisticated attack. in at least one of the cases, they went through basically, the through a weboor app. and this is really hard to do. in terms of what was h