lg, samsung, sony. all the big players. sharpe. you know, there's a couple chinese companies that are coming out t.c.l., which are sort of huge chinese television manufacturers that are just starting to come to the u.s. they're starting to break nah it because they're offering similar technology like really good, high end technology at lower prices. they both have done smart things like build roku into their tv's, a streaming platform. but they have now sets with that integrated so they're making really smart pushes into the u.s. market. they might not be household names like lg or sony or samsung but they're coming up. >> all right. 8k. >> 8k. it looks like paper right? you can't see individual pixels. you can get really close to that and you won't see any pixels. >> that is pretty amazing. >> it's hard to even -- i mean, it's so sharp. >> now are we looking -- it's probably hard to see on the camera but are we looking at a 3d screen here? >> no. it looks like 3d because it is so sharp and you're not used to a televised picture lo

you showing us from sony? >> this is the finished tv. so this is a penny right? and it is like what a fifth of a penny wide. it seems like a piece of ply wood but it is a 4-k television with quantum dot but they are not calling it quantum dot technology. so the highest quality picture and finish together. it seems like those things could not possibly go together. but this is thinner than an i-phone. it is thinner than most cell phones out there. >> is this on the market? >> it is coming out. usually the tvs announced at the show come out in the spring or fall. this is the big show piece. >> you see something this thin and the picture again as clear as it is is this a forecast? how is that cellphone? >> i am assuming this is going to be probably $5-$6,000. probably. you can see it is just like impossible. it doesn't look like it is possible. right? i am worried about a stiff breeze. it feels like this thing could blow over. it does have a little bump. there is something you can mount this from the bottom on a w

my digital produceser here, when you are talking about a hack the size of sony, it makes you think if corporations like that can't protect themselves how do we protect ourselves at individuals. >> is anything safe, i remember this dooms day scenario being presented in movies. real genius, 80 movies even diehard four, this was a scenario but now this fiction is reality. it isn't just sony, it is retail giants and we asked our community about this, and disappeared news has an important note, he says i think there's an important and over looked at becket of these breeches, a criminal failure to protect data properly. and it seems that he is saying the responsibility is on us, the consumer and private companies to play catch up. >> if all we are doing is playing catch up we will never get to where we need to be. >> yeah. >> within hours of reports that north korea was involved in the cyber attack on sony, the company canceled the release of the movie "the interview." this of course raising questions about the power of a threat, and the precedents but also what a hack of this magnitude imp

obviously you think differently at sony. actually when you are in virtual reality, it feels like you are somewhere else. the more realistic it is dumb if you feel less overwhelmed by it because you feel you are in a different place. >> you say that the experience is not exhausting, the really. it's would be a softbank? >> you can make it as exhausting as you choose. you can have an experience that is completely exhausting but you can ramp up back. we're seeing in reality, not just about running through as fast as you can get through to the next level more about enjoying the place where you are. a lot of the on beyond is important work in virtual reality. -- on beyonembeyonce. >> sitting in a search and notice someone was behind me making. i turned my head back. the that mean a totally different kind of gameplay jacob first person shooters will not be the same success than they will be in virtual reality gekko >> different gameplay. some of the genres translate over, for example driving translate well. some of the world peopl

sony is trying to convince everyone that is a virtual-reality player. they unleashed project morpheus, a virtual reality headset for playstation 4. they intend to release the device in the first half of next year. we spoke with the head of project morpheus, dr. rick marks. i started by asking him, what is new about morpheus? >> actually, we have a new headset. it has new specifications and is much better than the old one. we also announced the release date is in the first half of next year. >> how is it better than the older one? >> it has a higher frame rate, a new oled panel instead of lcd, so just much nicer on your eyes. a little wider field of view ergonomics are better. a lot of improvements. >> tell me about your expertise and why you were in rocket science, and now you are in virtual reality. >> that is basically systems engineering, and games are about complex systems. hardware and software components. it translates pretty well, even though it doesn't seem like it might. >> what are the principal challenges? at stanford, a lot has been written

richard marks with sony. we will be right back and get an update on the growing tech scene in the sunshine state speaking with the mayor of orlando. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson. this is the best of "bloomberg west." could the home of disney world universal studios be the next big hub for technology? orlando. the florida tech scene is growing fast there thanks to investment by google, apple, and electronic arts. the city itself has given thousands of dollars to orlando's incubators. i spoke with orlando's mayor buddy dyer. i asked him about the influence of e.a., which built the madden game in orlando for years. mayor buddy dyer: there is so many alumni that have started their own companies and been part of the fabric of the tech community in downtown orlando. and interestingly enough about eight years ago, ea came to us and said, "hey, we want to expand here, but the talent pool is not deep enough." so we got together the city and ucf, the university of central florida, and created the florida interactive ent

we'll be right back talking about sony's push into virtual reality. next. >> game developers conference was in town this past week. it's a big deal and the big topic was virtual reality. sony is showing everyone they are the vr player. they just revealed the proto type. they said they want to release this in the first half of 2016. i spoke with the guy who runs this unit for sony dr. richard marks. >> we have a new headset. it's got new specificications much better than the old one. we also announced the release in the first half of next year. >> how is it better than the older? >> it goes up to 120 frames per second which is double than we had before. it has a new panel instead of lcd. >> faster? better? >> just much nicer on your eyes actually. a little wider field of view. ering nomics are better. so a lot of improvements. >> what are you finding? tell me about your expertise and why your degree in rocket science has you working in virtual reality. >> well, arrow astro engineering basically systems engineering and games are all about complex system

but sony's been vague on pricing so far. whatever the content costs, don't forget that you have to add the price of your internet service, your broadband, because you won't be able to watch any of these services without it. >>> athe photo shop maker aadobe's profits rose. shares fell initially in after-hours trading before the close. the stock was almost 2% higher to $79.66. >>> shares of mgm. resort surging on this down day as an activist made an investor presentation advocating the company convert in a real estate investment trust or a reit. the firm saying mgm could unlock shareholder value and it wants to nominate members for the company's board. the stock rose 15.5%. >>> dfw beat street's estimates on both top and bottom lines. the shoe retailer also saw same-store sales rise. it will hike its dividend to 20 cents a share. its dividend yield is around 2% were the stock grows 4% to $38.33. >>> burlington stores impressed with strong results today. earnings jumped nearly 50% in the january quarter. . company toned down it

that is what hackers do you for north korea allegedly tax sony. they will not go to sony.com they will go to thousands of boxes so it is hard to trace the back. but as to this human factor money suggests that we could solve the problem there is no such thing as perfect security the cost of liberty and personal freedom is great but those to pursue security have neither. so the challenge for us is not perfect security but better security in a real-world example is to park it in a neighborhood with a dark street and no light leaving the bmw running with the hazards on an $10,000 cash? in the bronx you may not be surprised if your car was gone. but you could still have your car stolen. so they could come by to take your car. i am just trying to get people to understand how to lock the front doors of their house and not leave their keys in the car. we could make a massive difference. i talk about. >> is specific steps regarding password in the you will drop your several risk by 85 percent suitcase and ever calling for a perfect security but i think we

they were waiting to buy sony playstation 4. and playstation vita. chinese authorities had band the sale of gaming devices in 2000 saying they would have a negative effect on young people. but consumers were able to buy consoles and software smugged into the market. the government lifted its ban last year. >> translator: we don't have to buy smuggled products anymore. i'm so happy and relieved. >> chinese authorities are now screening game consoles before they go on sale. >>> well many japanese automakers are expecting record profits this fiscal year. thanks to brisk overseas sales. but the outlook for the domestic market isn't as bright. that's because tax authorities will remove some of the breaks enjoyed by owners of popular mini vehicles. officials at the japan automobile manufacturers association say it predicts total domestic sales of 4.9 million vehicles in fiscal 2015. now that's down from 5.4% from the projection for the current fiscal year and would be the first time in four years for the figure to dip below the 5 million mark. just around

it's lg, samsung, sony. i mean p all the big players sharp, you know, there's a couple of chinese companies that are coming out tcl and titan which are sort of huge chinese television manufacturers that are just starting to come to the u.s. they're starting to break into it because they're offering similar technology like really good high-end technology at lower prices and they've also done some smart things like build roku into their tvs a streaming platform. they have sets with that integrated, so they're making a really smart push into the u.s. market. they might not be household names like an lg sony or samsung, but they're coming up. >> host: all right. 8k. >> guest: 8k, it looks like paper, right? i mean, you can't, you can't see individual pixels. it's -- you can get really chose to that, and you won't see any pixels. >> host: it's hard to -- that's pretty amazing. >> guest: it's hard to, i mean, it's so sharp. >> host: now, is this -- it's probably hard to seavey ya the camera but are we looking at a

sony, etc. anybody can get hacked. when we hear news like hillary clinton's e-mails we have some of the biggest organizations with some of the most money to spend on these problems and they still get hacked. small and private servers, anytime you see one of these things, it does not matter what a company spends on security. erik: cybercrime is a growth business. cyber security is as fast a growing business. jordan: cyber security is a fantastic business right now. when you read these stories there is a sense of, what am i supposed to do? consumers are federally protected. there is a free tool available to everybody. erik: that is a free tool available to everybody. people do not know this. it is a good point. stephanie: thank you so much for doing it today. that is going to wrap it up for market makers. erik: 600 thousand married couples met on his website, he says. you know him from all those commercials. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour. bloomberg television is on the markets. let's take a look at the action midway thro

they decide to hack sony. they hacked the sony allegedly a president obama said it's an attack against the tried and we need to do something about this. i'm going to talk about this at my state of the union address. i said finally we'll get some traction on this state of the union address. i tuned in and i listened quite intently. the president gave a 6600 word speech during the state of the address. of which 108 words were dedicated to cybersecurity. now, the man has a lot on his plate, isa, iraq syria. there's poverty monetary policy, lots of things he dealt with. but when i saw those 108 words i was not heartened by what i heard. i listen closely to what the president said he said we need better information she. gene what else we need? enhanced penalties for identity thieves. and i went i got rumbled. if you think that increasing the penalties for identity thieves from three years to six years is going to solve this problem, you fundamentally do not understand this problem. this is nonpartisan, not picking

sony hasn't said how much it will cost. it will probably be hundreds. >>> a mother firing back at people who mocked her 2-year- old daughter online. >> i never knew people could be so cruel. >> a picture of mariah was posted on facebook for her birthday. south carolina girl has a rare genetic condition that can't be cured. however, some people decided to mock mariah and made names of her that went viral then a tv station did a story on the girl and those who taunted mariah tried to take back their words. >> one guy was just like i was one of -- you know, i was one of them to share this and i laughed because i thought she wasn't real. he said but i do apologize. if i were you, i wouldn't, you know, i wouldn't accept my apology but i'm going to apologize anyways. >> mariah's mother says she is letting go of the bad and just focusing on the good. she says for one negative comment, she gets about 30 positive ones. >> maybe they will draw attention to that disease. >>> here's a heart-stopping memory for one couple's vacation. >>

what is that all about. >> reporter: sony launched a subscription based streaming service, it office live and on demand content from stations like cbs, fox, comedy central. it cost $50 a month. it the features what sony called a unlimited dvr thanks to cloud storage but they can save up to three days worth of programming, but for now, ps view is only available in new york, chicago and philadelphia. so we will take it. they are in talks with disney so that would include other channels like espn as well. >> easier and easier to watch tv. >> people like to watch their tv where ever they are so it makes sense. >> thanks, jill. >>> coming up after the break we will have weather and traffic on the at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between.

sony's. guys. really? ♪ ♪ neil: all right. forget what the tack. maybe we should call it get a clue. sony unveiling new smart glasses that are even dorkier than google glasses. tech expert jeff kimball on why sony would want to copy something that wasn't a success. what do air glasses do that the google ones don't? >> absolutely nothing. i'm normally the biggest proponent of the future, but these are an unmitigated disaster. they're hideously ugly. these are worst than google's. they look like a murderer on vacation wearing dark sunglasses. there isn't any interesting new hardware to it. it's a misstep. it's a public misstep. neil: a lot of people say that they're -- they look more like regular glasses than google's. i didn't notice that. >> i don't think those people have eyes. do you think this whole technology, these smart glass, whatever you want to call them, have a future? >> absolutely. they have a future. there are a couple of japanese companies that are building things that are beautiful looking. >> they have to look completely regular. an

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

reports behind the sony hack attack, at first indicated north korean hackers. north korean computer guys can be so experts that they get into sony without being noticed or without being stopped. national hackers could get in from any other country. >> that is one thing about north korea, the information north korea hardly has any access to the outside internet. you are exactly right when you look at russia or china or iran directly at acting out financial institutions or our corporations, there is a widespread sentiment that the best thing you can do is prevent the attacker from doing real damage. that is where we are now in cyber security. it is not, we will keep the hackers out. it is, what do we do once they get in. you cannot stop the russian government if they want inside your company. it is really hard. >> you cannot stop north korea, you probably cannot stop anyone. really looking forward to this, 11:00 on market makers. stick with us. this all-star lineup. coming up, how non-bank lenders are growing their market share in the mortgage industry with the c

sony is talking to netflix, hulu, and amazon to offer "seinfeld" as part of those paid digital streaming subscription services. now, "seinfeld" is partially available, some of its episodes are available on turner and on crackle, which is sony's ad-supported streaming video service. it's possible that they'll have a deal wrapped up in the next several weeks, but there are no plans to announce anything in the next several days, my sources tell me. melissa, back over to you. >> julia boorstin, thanks so much. certainly good news for those who have not seen "seinfeld." in case you're wondering -- >> would that be? >> who's never seen "seinfeld"? >> that guy. >> i've seen bits and drabs when you're flipping the channels, on the way to the ranger game. >> the question is how much will they pay for it and will this attract other viewers or subscribers, i should say? >> the syndication model is not new but where they're going with a lot of the streaming services will be soaking up a lot of this and those will be places, look at the place that's hold these assets and i think those are the ones th

. >>> well, sony has showed off its newest version of virtual reality. it is sharper and more powerful than sony's first vr devices unveiled one year ago. and today, kpix 5's mike sugerman took a trip to the virtual world. >> reporter: i'm at the game developers conference in san francisco and i am experiencing the latest 2015 virtual reality. nicky isn't the nicest guy in the world but to me, i am in this virtual world, it is unbelievable. mickey is apparently things i'm doing something bad. but this latest virtual reality sony is one of many companies doing it now it's the best it's ever been and there's going to be games and education -- sorry about that -- you, um, might want to cut -- travel companies will be having you in italy to see what it's like. mickey here will be burning my hands apparently. it's, um, at least 6 months away for games. and they tell me that in, i don't know, three or four years you'll put this on and be in the middle of a movie and play. man, that's hot. i know. okay. sorry. i got to go. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix

finally, sony announced they will close one of its plants in the country for next. the factory part of the sony distribution arm produces cds dvds and blu-ray's in mexico. sony has said it will find another manufacturing supplier for the next following weeks. these are the top stories making latin america. back to you in new york. mark: jose, thank you. that's your latin america report for this monday. cme storage futures. the chicago mercantile exchange has come up with a way for energy producers to have storage facilities. alix steel will fill us in when bottom line continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: greece's proposal to allow the next round of bailout money still needs a lot of work according to european officials whose ar-15 page draft proposal is short on information and details. greece could run out of money within weeks without the new bailout aid. teva pharmaceuticals buying offset pharmaceuticals for 3.5 in cash. this can cure takes and other movement disorders. this is a 2% above the closing price friday. the national football league is making its hospi

. >> sony is showing off the product. >> when it launches next year they have plug and play. >> it has project mafia. they will put sony and playstation gamers with the pollution that will take over everything. >> okulous ownered by facebook was here as the game developer's conference to try the latest project. >> that's the secinology that fades away and you are experiencing something as if you are there. >> they opened up to 30 parties making accessories like this treadmill. what if you could run around. >> get rid of it. >> you now have a use for the room. >> that's the newest head set with the giants. it uses lasers to track where you are. >> you are not looking at something, but you are walking around it. it becomes where you are more than what you are looking at. >> they have the ability to take us to a different world. along with that comes a responsibility. everything has to work just right. or you may not have a pleasant journey. >> nothing ever blurs and moves. >> sony wanted to make it blindingly fast and comes a little delay and makes a difference. >> you make it good. that

it will call into question whether sony can make a profit here. cory: get the latest headlines on your phone, tablet and bloomberg.com and on bloomberg radio. we'll see you later. >> the following jokes are for adults only. >> no one threw a better party a better black tie, hilarious party than the king of pop dean martin.

sony hasn't announced a price just yet. sam, back over to you. >> sometimes we feel like our whole lives are just one virtual reality. thank you very much, landon. >>> katy perry cashing in on a big super bowl flub. >> you're probably wondering, how do we keep the spirit of the left shark alive? the background dancer, the left shark who caught everybody's eye during perry's super bowl halftime show inspired dozens of memes on the internet. >> now they're offering a scaled down version. they're calling it left shark onesie. >> i am in the market for a halloween costume. i wonder if they make it in extra tall. the cost of this, $129. if you can't afford that, perry is offering a left shark t-shirt for just $25. >> i don't know about you, christina, but i think i might pay to see sam in one of those. >> i have a feeling that you would. you might not have to pay me. i might just do it. >> a man who likes a challenge. my favorite meme was "you do you, left shark, you do you." taking a live look here at san jose, twinkling lights

. >>> sony has come out with ps view. ps view offers live and on demand content from cable networks and cable tv. it costs $50 a month. it also features what sony calls a virtually unlimited dvr thanks to cloud storage. psv is now available in chicago, new york, and philadelphia. >>> and businesses across the country are gearing up for the impact from march madness. a survey site built by career builder find that 15 million plan to participate in office pools. that's up from 11% from last year. that's estimated to mean a nearly $2 billion loss in productivity. anne-marie. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> when we return, barack obama's brackets. the president predicted his picks in the nba basketball tournament. so which team does he think will go all the way. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bot

. >>> hacked e-mails at sony show the studio agreed to several script changes in the james bond film in exchange for incentives worth $20 million. those incentives came from mexico, a country that's been devastated by drug-related violence. cbs reports mexico asked the filmmakers to showcase modern mexico city buildings, requested the bond girl be mexican, and they did not want the villain in the next oo7 movie to be a mexican. >> i think this is embarrassing for sony. movie studios make concessions to different countries and even different states in order to get tax incentives all the time. what is interesting here are the creative demands that the country was supposedly making on the studio and their willingness to play ball there. >> one of those demands has been -- [indiscernible] -- to be the new bond girl. seasony can use the financial incentives. the new film is rumored to cost $300 million to make. >>> still ahead on wusa9 news, a critically acclaimed production of "blithe spirit" opens this evening at national theater. i'll be joined by two of the stars of the show. >> the w

>> new fallout from the sony pictures cyber attack a. john: some americans do have much more than others. that's not fair, but that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. john: what is fair? in america today some people are really rich. that guy, for example, he has more than a thousand times the money that i have. that's not fair. this guy's also rich and better looking and more famous than me. this woman is richer and better looking than most everyone. that's unfair. i could go on. obviously, we are all different and unequal, and when it comes to unequal money politicians want to do something about it. the president says -- >> i believe this is the defining challenge of our time. john: the next president says this: >> as secretary of state, i saw the way extreme inequality has corrupted other societies. john: okay, i don't know that she's the next president. finally here's how a british guy who these days seems to speak for young opinion in america portrays american inequality: >> okay -- [cheers and applause] as always,

sony agreed to all requests. then the chief, amy pascal stating, we should insist on getting whatever to get the money. >> it is embarrassing for sony. movie ceos make concessions to countries and states to get tax incentives all the time. what is interesting here are the creative demands the country made on the studio and they are willing to play ball. >> sew any declined to comment on whether concessions were made. the scenes account for four minutes of the final film. >> i'll go to the movie regardless. >> everybody is going to see james bond. >> thank you very much. >>> new questions about the effectiveness of millions of americans. we'll ask about vitamin "d" and the st. patrick's day surprise. the dropkick some questions can't wait >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by -- so i'm one of many nurses at cigna with answers anytime, day or night. i'm lauren, and i've got your back. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest conges

sony could fetch $500 million per episode. netflix considered adding the show to the lineup last year but chose to pass. >>> a lot of news. secretary kerry continuing negotiations with iran. "new day" starts now. >>> negotiations between the u.s. and iran has >> negotiations have begun. >> are you going to apologize for this letter? >> not on your life. >> three british teenagers facing terrorism charges are out on bail. >> the teenagers were stopped in turkey. >> it is believed they were planning to join the group isis. >> could a tv series finale have uncovered the truth? >> you do this documentary about a murder and you come up with this amazing evidence. >> what is the reality when an island nation like this one? >> the whole south is gone. >> they've washed their main source of food. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. alisyn cam rat that and mikaela ferrara. >> good morning. it is 6:00 in the east. chris is off this morning. we are happy to be joined by john berman all week. first at this hour secretary of state john

the sony view tv service. in three cities. chicago, new york and philadelphia. will get it later. you get the tv you like without the table subscription. apple said it will create a similar service. dish offers one as well. sam and laura, a lot of people are cutting the cord using internet instead of cable. if you do, i encourage you to figure out how to keep your local channels. nbc bay area obviously. other guys, too. you can do that through an antenna, you remember those. there are some services, including sony's new one that will offer local tv that is obviously critically important to you, sam and i and everyone else. also to the community at large. >> exactly. to know what is happening in your community. >> thank you very much, scott. >> on the east coast, streets in new york looking a lot different these years thanks to a bay air company. uber black sedans outnumber yellow cabs in the city's big apple. there's now 14,000 registered uber cars compared to 13,600 yellow cabs. however, the number of people hailing a cab still trumps the number of uber rides per day and all of t

michael mccaul said quote, there were some cyberresponses to north korea for the sony hack but mccaul did not say who was responsible for the cyber responses. this comes, as we mentioned, word of another alleged cyberattack from north korea that could have been more devastating than the sony hit. inside of a power plant, technicians drill for a cyberattack in response to a nuclear plant system in december. tonight, south korean prosecutors say north korea was part of that attack. that's according to a news agency. the data stolen was far from critical but that south korean nuclear power company runs 23 reactors and experts say this could have been much worse. >> if they could have found that physical path from the internet to the nuclear control rooms, then they could have had just the same access as the operators, the highly trained operators in the plants themselves. they could have potentially caused a catastrophe. >> reporter: just last week the hackers demanded money or they would hand over sensitive information to countries. kim jong-un has a secret cyberattack team. commanded b

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sony is a good example. sony in particular is a slamdunk argument for me because we are talking about the actual business workings of a multibillion dollar company that is having trouble right now and in this case, angelina jolie is actually instrumental to a set of business decisions being made by this company. this is celebrity gossip and this was apparent when we publish some e-mails between jolie, amy pascal, and others. we published in part because it was a fantastic story with hollywood quality expletives and insults but also because this is about a famous disaster of a movie. the steve jobs movie was a disaster for this huge and powerful, -- huge and powerful company. these e-mails unquestionably survey public interest. versus the social security numbers of thousands of sony employees, there is basically no case that you can make that that serve the public interest. >> i think similarly i would say that we found the e-mails between amy pascal and scott rudin about obama's favorite movies which all hap

toni: el ex magneto asÍ lo mismo y es productor de sony music. >>estamos buscando a cinco chicos que tengan el talento. toni: el gran premio es hacer un contrato discogrÁfico con sony, y su representante serÁ ricky martin ricky martin: el consejo que le estoy es que quedan en ustedes y que tambiÉn creen en nosotros. estarÁn rodeadas de profesionales y creativos, y de todo el equipo que me ayudÓ a mi a llegar hasta donde estoy hoy. es fascinante y una gran oportunidad que se le da al talento latino. toni: una oportunidad que no deben dejar pasar. las audiciones continÚan esta semana en la isla del encanto de puerto rico. si tiene talento, no deje de ir. en los angeles, california. continuamos con primer impacto. bÁrbaro: toni, en puerto rico hay mucho talento. pamela: no pierdan esta oportunidad. gracias toni. con unos bellerÍn exÓticos y un _ con unos bailarines exÓticos un alcalde decidiÓ pasar el dÍa de la mujer. jackie: el mal tiempo sigue azotando gran parte del paÍs. esta vez, una mascota queda atrapada en las gÉlidas aguas del

users on the ps-3 4, and sony smartphone tablets can now link their accounts to spotify. customer who is still had active a accounts with sony's unlimited music service can also get two months of spotify premium for free. >>> you may have seen some of music's biggest artists changing their twitter pictures to blue today or the #tidalforall. it's all a sign of support for jay d's newly launched tidal music streaming service. unlike spotify and pandora, there's no free version. basic accounts cost 10 bucks a month, but you'll have access for $20 if to all they call high fidelity sound quality. >>> this case caused a lot of concern at some local bars pap local man who was hiv positive admits to having unprotected sex with women. new tonight, his punishment. and what one of the victims said today in court. >>> changing the game for nursing moms. the professional ballpark that's sporting a new vip space for a special group of female fans. >>> we saw a few showers move through earlier in the day, now watching more towards minneapolis and chicago. why do we do it? why do we spen

we'll keep our eye on you and what sony is up to. we appreciate your time this morning. >> great, thank you. >> richard marks from sony. >>> all right. the next smartphone battle is on. some may call it a battle for second place, we'll see. samsung out with the galaxy s6 not to be outdone with rival htc that is also kicking off orders for the flagship phone the m9 this morning. very similar to the m8 critically acclaimed but didn't sell huge. so i asked htc's president yesterday jason mackenzie about the phone yesterday. >> if you don't have a great product, then your house is built on sand, right? so we built this m9 to be a great product first. it's not like many other products that look like they are made for mass production. we built a crafted device. it is beautiful. we are really selling a piece of jewelry with the htc it m9. we want it to be beautiful and we have done that with the htc m9. we have done that without compromising performance. so with the fast processor, that's in there as well. >> also replace the phone in the f

it will call into question whether sony can make a profit here. cory: thank you very much the latest headlines on bloomberg.com and bloomberg radio. ♪

we now have timing of the rollout of sony's new internet tv service called the view. it's vue, going to be rolled out in the next 2 1/2 weeks before the end of the month in new york, chicago, and philadelphia. the company does plan to roll out the service nationwide before the end of the year. sony has not announced the pricing of the bundle of channels it will distribute over the internet. its first unveiled the service in november saying it will include cbs, fox, nbc, discovery and fi yacom channels among others. sony is hosting press events to showcase its vue system with demos that are embargoed until next week. so we do expect to be launching in those key three markets in the next two and a half weeks before the end of the month. back over to you, jon. >> thanks, julia. they're calling it the vue go figure. feels like simon should be bringing you this. google has opened its first ever store in london. it follows a recent trend of tech companies opening physical stores part of an effort to build the ecosystem. the google shop is based in the location of uk retaile

with game giants including sony's morpheus and newcomers like htc's steam headset fighting for market share. this is a brave new world for facebook whose only experience in the game area is in the casual game space, games like farmville, not hard core games, suited for oculus the developers we spoke to here are working on. >> you need games, apps, you need things that make it appealing to people who don't know what virtual reality is. if that gets ironed out, approach concept developers they should be golden. >> they have to gets the hardware out there and with the announcement about the steam headset there will be competition out there and they have to get people developing for them rather than the enemy. >> facebook announced a deal with samsung to launch a store for samsung's oculus powered vr headset to enable developers to sell their games. >> it's really important for developers to actually be able to make revenue and for a long time talking about vr but nobody can make money from it. they are taking payments you can start seeing revenue come in. >> sony's morpheus has the advan