sony is hosting a strategy meeting in tokyo today. the top messaging app will offer three 5 million shares at the equivalent of 26-30 six dollars each, and what could be the biggest tech ipo this year. it looks to raise $1.1 billion in new york july 14, and tokyo the next day. despite going public following the brexit vote, analysts expect strong interest. that's a look at some of the top headlines. >> around 70,000 in ages biggest biggest mobile industry event. we spoke to the head of gsm a, whichfor the last -- organized the conference in shanghai and asked why china is at the heart of the industry's future. >> today in china there are roughly 100 million m2 and connections. roughly one third of the globe's connections are in china, and growing rapidly. that will be roughly one billion in four years time. >> what have been the biggest challenges facing the smartphone industry over the last year? >> i don't know. i think it is heavy investments in 5g around the corner. i think a lot of promises around 5g. i think we need to be mindfu

sony is ready to re-enter robotics. they announced a progress report for the firm's three-year management plan. he announced plans to establish a fund of more than $97 million next month for the development of new businesses.. these would include robots and artificial intelligence. >> translator: now is the time to accelerate our efforts to take on new challenges for sony's growth. >> managers have lowered their sales targets for the semiconductor business including image sensors for smartphones. the initial goal of about $12.2 billion has been revised down sharply to about $8.1 billion. hirai cited a rapid shrinkage of the market. due to robust performance in the game business. that's nearly twice as much as fiscal 2015. >>> officials at toyota motor have announced a global recall of more than 3.3 million vehicles. the reason is potential problems with their fuel tanks and air bags. the move applies to seven models produced between march 2009 and february of last year. they include the prius and the election success ct

sony has cut its targets for devices. devices sales targets have been , and operating profit margin targets have been slashed. mobile sales targets have also been cut at sony. .hat is down operating profit margin targets have been cut as well. sony will also start a corporate venture fund next month and plans to develop a robot capable of forming an emotional bond. the turkish prime minister has linked islamic state to the attack at the airport. suicide bombers killed at least 36 people and wounded almost 150 others. attackers opened fire with an assault rifle before blowing himself up. the attacks happened at security checkpoints at entrances. turkey's air traffic control is back to normal. the national turkish airlines has suspended all flights until 8:00 a.m. local time wednesday. rishaad: coming up later, how the referendum revealed a conflict at the heart of europe's structure. , iga just as the next big risk is what european policymakers do right now. that is next. ♪ we have a positive day when it comes to the equ

sony: we do not really. the office for financial research in the united states has been looking at second order effects and third order affects. , a so far as i understand lot of the second and third order effects have not been incorporated into stress tests which remain for the most part first order shocks. the shock in the system is something that is extremely hard to model. also the fact that many of these shocks might happen simultaneously, those are really hard to test for. political risk might just come out of the blue. tom: michael mckee, can anybody for today michael:? michael:yes. last year sent him there and deutsche bank came up short -- santander and deutsche bank came up short. tom: we will advance this conversation with michael mayo of cl essay, all wound up about .overnance at bank of america on television and radio later today. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg surveillance. this week bloomberg is exploring the business of pharmaceuticals and biotechnology across all platforms. alle

kim: well, you do not really believe that north korea hacked sony. i do not believe that for a minute. emily: who did, then? kim: well, some sophisticated group that has an interest in what hollywood is doing around the world. emily: you do not think it is a group that has ties to north korea? kim: i do not think so. i do not think north korea has the capabilities. it is just such a beautiful story for the u.s. government to put this onto north korea. it is more likely that it was some insider at sony that was disgruntled. emily: i know you are particularly worried about microsoft. kim: obviously, windows software is the most interesting target for the u.s. government, because everyone is using it. if you can just use windows update to install a backdoor on some target, you know, then that is the most convenient way to get access to everything that happens on an individual's computer or on government computers or bank computers. and it is just the logical extension of what they have already done. emily: you are saying julian assange is going to be hi

sony says there are more than 50 games in development for the device. markus: all right, it is all about the virtual reality by the looks of things over at e3. laura: type lives of the future indeed. markus karlsson with the business. we are taking a short break on ññ1111@1@1@1@1púúa xx 06/14/16 06/14/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica this is , democracy now! >> s so far we see no indication this was a plot directed from outside the united states and we see no indication he wasas partf any kind of network. amy: it's been called the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history and thte deadliest attack ever on the lgbt population in the united states. we will continue our coverage of the orlando massacre by speaking to a leadi

sony unveiling long-awaited details for playstation vr. it will cost $399 and will launch in october with 50 virtual reality games available by the end of the year. while consolemakers compete for customers by showcasing exclusive video game content, this year the video gamemakers have pulled out of e3 with no presence on the convention center floor. instead tavis and electronic arts are investing in direct digital relationship with consumers with the likes of video game competitions, otherwise known as e-sports. electronic arts announcing it's putting $1 million in prize money toward an e-sports for everyone initiative. three different tournament levels from professionals down to communities organizing their own faceoffs. >> we're not focusing just on the elite levels of e-sports but competitive gaming overall for the entire community. i think we'll see engagement and increased profitability overall, almost immediately. >> reporter: the more e-sports events like these connect players to gamemakers, the more they can sell digital add-ons a

microsoft and sony announcing more computing power for vr. but another company still fighting for market share is nintendo. also promising a new console in the works. joining us is the nintendo for america president. i want to start with the big zelda unveiling. "breath of the wild." tell me how big a deal this is for nintendo. guest: this is a huge deal for nintendo. it's a fantastically huge game, bigger than any nintendo has created. we brought it here to e3. we have lines around the booth with people waiting to get their hands on this experience because it is so phenomenal, pushing the edge of our system and we have committed to launch it sometime next year. we are excited and the fan reaction has been fantastic. emily: a lot of fans were hoping you would unveil some details on the new console you have coming. what details can you share? guest: what we said is for this year, e3 is all about zelda. it's all about this brand-new experience where you can go through this environment, anything you see, you can get to and explore. that is what

and sony announced that they are coming out their version of the r in october. so x box has to compete with that and sony has owned e3 for three years and x box keeps trying to catch up. being v r ready does not compete with sony that has a product coming out. >> but those that are loyal can say it has this feature so i can understand that. >> today nintendo announced the new np will come out in march of 2017. if you are not happy with the new one you will have zelda. they showed off the new zelda game and it looks like a big open world. i'm excited. >> a lot of people are. >> exciting news. thank for taking the time to talk to us. >> i'm old school. >>> we are sharing stories of those killed in the nightclub shooting. kim morris had recently moved to orlando to take care of her grandmother and worked as a bouncer and her ex-girlfriend lives in san francisco and says kim was excited to get involved in the lgtb community. kimberly morris we speak your name and sharing all of the victims' stories on instagram with we speak your name. you can share our stories as w

diq: more than 60% of the company's leading, bloomberg, sony, have an quarters in london. boris, why you suddenly change your mind? boris: we have had an amazing amount of running down of our city and our country. diq: we are proud. boris: the remain side continually underestimates our ability to do better deals, inflicted on our own. rosalind: from big business to small business, labour party mp argues leaving is for the better. >> the bank of england has said that for every 10% you have a suppression of 2% of wages. small businesses are better off to take back control. rosalind: considering a bid to acquire a company, italy's biggest utility firm shifting away from fossil fuel generation towards renewable energy and distribution. bloomberg about a potential deal and express concerns about a post-brexit european economy. >> at the troubled area. something difficult to comprehend, something where the future is unsecure. and any case, going to be modified somehow. they will pull out. we do not like investors to pull out money. rosalind: mitsubishi motors has forecasted a fo

. - the sony hack got a lot of notoriety. the ashley madison hack got a lot of notoriety. our show is getting a lot of notoriety because of the real world connections. narrator: plus, we'll also discuss what's in store for season two. - we kind of, like, press the gas pedal down really hard. - gotten to know my stunt double more this season, so that might say something. narrator: this is "mr. robot_dec0d3d." naof computer hackings" authas alerted usal to the real-world dangers we all face. now we'll find out just how much we're at risk. this is "mr. robot_dec0d3d." - this kid should not be allowed to do what he did. he hacked into my private life. and then those ashley madison dumps happened. my wife found out about everything anyway. she left me. narrator: in a year in which we've seen a record number of cyber attacks, "mr. robot's" timeliness is almost uncanny. - i don't know that a tv show can necessarily predict the future, but certainly, they can hold a mirror up to the direction in which we're headed. narrator: and while some storylines are ripped from the headlines,

. >> i remember buying a 45, i was 11 i think, it was before he was going to fight sony liston. he was 11 years old, a 45. and on one side was stand by me, his version, ali singing then cassius clay singing stand by me. and the other side was the poem you are referring to, this kid fights great, he's got speed and endurance, but if you signed to fight him, increase your insurance. >> i still have the 45. i wish i had a player, to play it on. >> but our radar system picked him up, he's somewhere over in the atlantic who would have thought when they came to the fight that they would witness the launching of a human satellite. that was his take on the fight with liston. or somebody. >> now let me ask another question at this table who is the heavyweight champion of the world. >> only one of us knows. >> some guy named tyson he feury which i'm saying-- what i am saying is. >> is boxing dead? >> look, there are big money eruptions of it. there is the recent mayweather fight and so on. but i think it's become a sport that in a way, to some extent, ali's own-- the only ordinary bet ali

is that program -- so take, for example, the sony case where there were issues in the sony technology that made it easier or less difficult to attack the sony technology, whether it's the silos of the various businesses within sony or whatever it is. there are issues in the private sector that are different from dod sector and federal sector, and they're diverse. it depends on the industry and what they do. so is the purpose of the information of the technology exchange program to help to put in place people into the private sector directly torque help them with that, and then vice versa, to deal with those threats, and then vice versa, to -- if there's somebody in the private -- if i understand this, in the private sector, we have someone who's really exemplary or efficient in the cyber security that we can bring those people in on a temporary basis to address those issues that we see. is that -- is that essentially what we're doing here? >> sir, i'll have to take that question. i'm not familiar with that program. >> aside from that program are there others in place to allow us to br

sony long awaited for playstation vr. it will cost $399 and launch in october with 50 virtual reality games available by the end of the year. while consol makers compete for customers with exclusive video games, this year, video game makers have pulled out of e3. instead of, they're investing in direct digital relationship with consumers with the likes of video game competitions other than known as esports. three different tournament levels from professionals down to communities, organizing their own face-offs. >> we're not focusing just on the elite levels of these sports. but competitive gaming overall for the entire community. i think we'll see engagement overall almost immediately. >> reporter: the more esports like this connect playmakers the more they can sell digital content. can make sure they are in demands, to matter which consols gamers buy. julia boorstin. cnbc. >>> happy birthday to you, linda, talking about the stock markets. and emerging market etfs, that's with regards to the msci's decision not to include

--sending a sony representative. >> vicki: wow >> grant: yes. brady is to try to figure out where she faith with all of this. -- brittney >> grant:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> grant:steve aveson and pam moore are here with a preview of kron 4 news at six. >> pam: the city of his work is close to receiving surveillance cameras for a stretch across freeway. to keep the highway safe. that is next on kron4 newest and 6. -- the city of pittsburgh. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now at six: brock turner's sentencing on a rape conviction has created an uproar and demands that judge recalled. >> pam:but kron 4 news just obtained some court documents that are shedding in the courtroom. >> pam:good evening. i am pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. the case has gone far beyond the stanford campus where turner was on the swim team. >> pam:it's getting all kinds of national attention. even the vice president is weighing in. but these court documents might change the tone of the discussion. >> p

sony says it is not quite ready for the main stage just yet. that does it for bloomberg west. on monday, special coverage of apple's annual developers conference. gene munster will help us if to through the most important takeaways. have a wonderful weekend, everyone. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. mark goodman: it's the attitude. >> ♪ it's all right now, baby, it's all right now ♪ mark goodman: the killer guitars. >> ♪ american woman, stay away from me. american woman, mama, let me be ♪ mark goodman: those unforgettable album covers.

shares of sony rose in tokyo after they announced a release date for their virtual reality handset. it goes on sale in the u.s. in october and they unveiled exclusive games for their playstation console. inflation in the u.k. on expected but he 3/10 of 1% last month. the cost of transportation rose but that was offset by cheaper food and clothing. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: there is a lot of going on and i want to make clear, some of the market action is not about brexit or bremain. of the evans pritchard telegraph, they have been very sympathetic to brexit. he came out with a blistering op-ed saying he will personally support leaving brussels. we are deciding whether to be with quadscommission i executive powers that operates more like the priesthood of the 13th century papacy than a modern civil service. too much has happened that cannot be forgiven. i am fascinated by that comment and your reaction. francine: it is something you hear more and more which may explain why the brexit campaigners have done a so far very successful campaign, and over the last 10 days th

is that program -- so take, for example, the sony case where there were issues in the sony technology that made it easier or less difficult to attack the sony technology, whether it's the silos of the various businesses within sony or whatever it is. there are issues in the private sector that are different from dod sector and federal sector, and they're diverse. it depends on the industry and what they do. so is the purpose of the information of the technology exchange program to help to put in place people into the private sector directly torque help them with that, and then vice versa, to deal with those threats, and then vice versa, to -- if there's somebody in the private -- if i understand this, in the private sector, we have someone who's really exemplary or efficient in the cyber security that we can bring those people in on a temporary basis to address those issues that we see. is that -- is that essentially what we're doing here? >> sir, i'll have to take that question. i'm not familiar with that program. >> aside from that program are there others in place to allow us to br

first of all, sony is a beneficiary of a stronger yen because most of its operations are outside of japan and it generates non-yen earnings. it is actually a beneficiary and it's also in areas such as gaming that are growing tremendously and it will have very little impact from a decline in european and united kingdom activity. another one would be the chinese internet space like all the ball alibaba. they will be growing dramatically a of what happens in the u k and greater europe. they have sold off pretty hard. those are much more attractive places to deploy capital. mark: great to hear your thoughts post brexit. coming up, much more "bloomberg markets." the global market movers and what is happening with italian banks today. ♪ mark: that is the house of commons in roughly 10 minutes time. prime minister david cameron will address parliament. he has not spoken publicly since he announced his resignation following the brexit vote on friday. he has held a cabinet meeting this morning. that aesman has told us policy unit will be set up, including treasury, various officials that will se

sony executives announced the deal with representatives. they will buy 70% of the club's equity for more than $300 million. the firm already owns a soccer team in china's top league. inner milan in 2010 won the champion's league and the fifth consecutive title in the italian league but the club has had an uninspiring record in recent years. team members include japan's team. >> translator: it will make china strong again. >> the president is a keen soccer fan. government officials announced a plan in april to make china a soccer super power by 2050. >>> japan's defense minister has met with the de facto leader. he said his country's self-defense forces are ready to provide support to the military. he said he was likely the first foreign defense minister to hold talks with san suu he said japan hopes to help myanmar's military improve capacity in areas such as disaster relief. >> translator: myanmar is a geopolitically important nation. the country's development will contribute to the peace and prosperity of the entire region. >> aung san su

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sony pictures is putting the 2,001 film back in select theaters nationwide ali will be playing at least three theaters here in our area including the regal theater in oaks and in warrington. >>> it was a night full of celebrity chefs and world class food in pennsauken. more than a hundred people turned out for great cause at the double nickel brewing company. food network stars were cooking for the crowd all the proceeds go to the dorand foundation which helps children and adults with special needs in south jersey. among the chefs winners of the shows chopped and cupcake wars. >>> septa tokens may be a relic of the past. when septa riders can finally try out its new key program. >>> a philadelphia eagle is being accused of of sexually assaulting a woman. what police are saying about the investigation into the eagles receiver. >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. come on, let's go row row row your boat. we got a regatta on the river tomorrow. of course n will shut down our kelly drive and remember the martin luther king drive also closed tomorro

the only reason we could make this film is sony came up with this new camera that allows you to basically see in the dark. that's the great thing. lights affect their behavior. >> what's been the most fascinating that you've learned about her? >> sharks are incredibly well equipped to hunt in the dark. i think the seal spot, well if you leave in the dark and go out and hunt for our fish, the sharks can't see it, can't detect it. but the sharks outsmarted the seals. >> what happens to make someone jump in the water then, in those circumstances, you know -- >> sometimes you have to get close -- >> so there's somebody at home who has never seen shark week how would you sell it to them? >> it's the best entertainment on elevation. i mean it's real. it's scary. it's educational. it's just a great thing to watch. it's fun to hang out with your friends and watch it. >> check out shark week on discovery, airing tuesday june 28th at 10:00 p.m. >> this video was captured in what looks like maybe the backyard of a home and you see what a stepfather is doing to discipline his stepson. >> oh, my god!

dozens more in critical condition "but i don't know where my soni son is"--(na47y) mass panic -- as an hours-longs and friends from finding their loved ones. "this was an act of terror, and an act of hate" (na-47y) tonight -- we're learning more about the gunman as the country comes together. "we need to be supportive of the victims and their families" ==terry/2-shot== of terror and an act we need to be supportive of think victims and their families. >> good evening, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. the country in shock after another mass shooting the deadliest on u.s. soil has investigators searching for answers a a global outpouring of support. a gunman armed with an assault style rifle and handgun somewhered the pulse nightclub in orlando 2:00 this morning and opened fire. in all, 50 people were killed, another 53 are wounded. after a three-hour standoff involving hostages, the s.w.a.t. people shot and killed the gunman. this afternoon the fbi identified him. he is 29-year-old omar mateen. >> we have a team of reporters covering this story from the bay area all th

american history tv was recently live from these that sony and for an all-day conference on african-american history. -- the future of the african-american past. a group of scholars discussed african-american religion. this was hosted by the national museum of african american history and culture. it is an hour and 40 minutes. [applause] >> good morning and thank you for joining us on this beautiful, rainy day in washington, d.c. i am honored to be the chair of this panel, which intends to answer the simple and in many questionlex

sony ended 2.4% higher. pharmaceutical stocks led with sankyo jumped 7.9% on the mention of a share buyback. the brexit vote remaining front and center this week. investors will keep a close eye on currency market. this is giang nguyen the tokyo stock exchange. >>> china has reacted differently over plans to a stock trading link between hong kong and shans shansen. it finished at 2878. in the philippines, the pse composite gained 1.3% to close at 7767. the index climbed to its highest level in more than a year. many investors are hoping the incoming president's policies will deliver economic growth. it was a mixed picture for other markets ahead of the brexit vote. singapore's sti down by .4%. indonesia, meanwhile, advancing by .3% to hit a two-week high. >>> the minutes of a bank of japan meeting show sluggish growth and a slow rise in wages caused board members to downgrade their inflation forecast. the central bank released the minutes on tuesday. policymakers at the boj's april meeting decided to cut the

from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. thank you very much! thank you, jim. our philadelphia backdrop tonight. you like that? thank you. you have a good time at the puzzle board, and i'll check in with you later in the show. hi! good to see you all. -you ready for this? -we're ready. well, ready or not, we have to do it. get ready. we'll do our first "toss up." it's worth $1,000, and the category is "on the map." [ bell chimes ] candyce. lake tahoe?

from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! oh, hi! how you doing? thank you, jim. another day, another vowel. thank you very much. appreciate that. goodbye. how you doing, everybody? get ready. we're gonna do a "toss up" here, give away $1,000 to one of these folks. and the category for this first "toss up" is "thing." ♪ [ bell chimes ] rachel. scientific study. yeah, good job.

the booth set up by sony interactive entertainment also showed off gaming goggles. its new game will launch in october. game makers are accelerating development in virtual reality technology in a bid to quickly get it on the market. >>> here is a look at some of the other business stories we're following. >>> a major japanese bank is getting involved in the farming business. officials at smbc say they'll work with local farms to launch an agricultural corporation. the venture is expected to start in july and conduct rice planting and harvesting on demand. the entity will lease and buy farm land. >>> a revolutionary plant based material could soon help athletes run faster. strong and lightweight sell ulows nano fiber is derived from wood and rice straw. samples made from the substances are on show in an eco themed trade fair in tokyo. japanese researchers and a manufacturer have agreed to use it to produce sports shoes. they aim to develop new footwear in time for tokyo's 2020 olympics and paralympics. >>> it's not uncommon in japan for women to give up their careers

from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! [ cheers and applause ] hi. thank you, folks. thank you, jim. thank you very much. appreciate that. i gotta go away. i have people to talk to. you got letters to do. hi. good to see you all. get ready. your time has arrived. our first "toss up" of the night. "what are you doing?" is the category. it's worth $1,000. go ahead, vanna. ♪ [ bell chimes ]

sony pictures announced today the movie -- staring will smith -- will play in a few hundred theaters nionwide -to celebrate the late boxing >>> "ali" is returning to thee toers. the movie starring will smith will be playing. no word yet if bay area theaters will feature the film. >>> dunkin' donuts opening soon, the first in contra costa county. more news after the break. trump rally in san jose. sources tell us police >>> new fallout from the protests at last week's donald trump rally in san jose. sources say police arrested three more people today. that means a total of seven people have been arrested. we've learned those arrested today are juveniles and they're facing assault charges. police are still looking for at least one more person. here are some pictures of that man. >>> also juan hernandez, a trump supporter is demanding change. he says he was beaten up by protesters and suffered a broken nose. hernandez and an organization called the log cabin republicans said the city of san jose and police didn't do enough to protect the trump supporters. they're calling on the mayor an

the 2001 muhammad ali is returning to the theaters to celebrate the life of the late boxes legend, sony pictures making that announcement today, we have more details on the facebook page. and on our website, the wait is almost over, the bay area's first dunkin' donutss will open in walnut creek. two others will open over the next few years. we are back in 2:00. the making. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. of the bay areaa live ok at the >>> well, it's a city most people know, san francisco the focal point of the bay area, there's a live look at the skyline tonight, but where is the center of the city that has so many landmarks? >> new at 11:00, got to the bottom of the question. >> if you live in san francisco, you may argue your neighborhood is the center of the city, but you likely would be wrong. >> we just wanted to know where it was. >> the pub

sony says it received many, many requests for the film after ali passed away last week. his funeral was held yesterday. the film received two academy award nominations. >> ♪ >> stay with us. still to come on "eyewitness news," a cowboy lassos a suspected bad guy. hear what this hero on horse back has to say about his wild west style of crime fighting. >>> also, a very unusual critter here turns up in an animal shelter. find out what this little guy is and where it's from. lauren. >> and expect a warm and muggy start to your sun but humidity levels will be dropping off through the day. i'll talk about how quickly they will fall and how comfortable our evening will be in your full forecast coming up just after this. >> horse races don't finish any closer than today's belmont stakes. lesley van arsdale with that and a whole lot more in sports. that's coming up. stay with us, everyone. >> we are back now on "eyewitness news" with a story that's really going viral. a cowboy lassos a suspected thief. eyewitnesses say the suspect tried to steal a bicycle at a wal-mart parking

what we are trying to address head-on the problems that could not stop the sony or other attacks. we trying to address that, and that is through behavioral analysis, the ability to see the entire network flows, flows at network speed, and be able to respond and give people much faster capabilities in terms of doing analysis to find the fault and fix that. emily: what do you think of the clinton server issues, given your experience with cyber security and servers? general alexander: at the end of the day, what the courts and the fbi need to look at is did she do anything wrong, was it her fault, or did somebody else do it? and i think this is where comey is really good. i think comey will call it straight, and that is what our nation needs. people who can do that. and i think what he finds he will put on the table. emily: in may 2014, you told the "new yorker," "i am really concerned something bad is going to happen." that "people need to know we are at greater risk." do you still believe this? general alexander: in cyber and in terrorism. i believe it in both. emily: what is comin

spirit of the muhammad ali lives on after his death and that includes in hollywood, this is pretty cool, sony is rereleasing its 2001 oscar nominated film, ali, hundreds of u.s. movie theaters. the movie stars will smith who will serve as a pallbearer at ali's funeral services tomorrow. muhammad ali passed away last week at 74. you will remember this movie is awesome. >>> ♪ >> ferrell brought fun to the muse ache ward last night during that performance with little big time. big prize was tim mcgraw, i really like him but he did end carrie underwood of winning music video of the year. i love carrie underwood. if you have in the seen hamilton just yet you will get a taste of the musical at the tone a ward sunday night. >> ♪ >> cbs announce the award show will include a performance from all ten nominated musicals, lot of people will be watching to see if hamilton can break the railroaded for most tony wins. cbs-3 is one place to see tony's hosted by jammed corden, catch the show sunday night at 8:00. are youing to be watching it or record it. >> i will probably record it. >> 8:00 p.m. >> um-

the sony problem with iraq is that they have a desire to export this theocratic revolution. it is not that the deal with americans is wrong. if you put a constraint on the iranian nuclear program that is a plus not a minus. the problem is what the iranians continue to do with the region is export instability and chaos. .here supporting hezbollah there supporting radicals in yemen. to put hamasng into a position of hostility toward israel. rather than move them into a position where they could be part of the peace process. hostile to our interests. hostile to the interest of rule-based economies all around. this is a problem correctly. in the end i think you will find that the saudi issue with iran is tough to do with sunni versus shia. it has to do with the actual impact of iranian policies dictated by those who ultimately govern iraq. >> you think there is a sign of a change in iran since the deal? tony blair: one of the interesting things is the iranian people are obviously smart and educated than capable. i have no doubt at all that they have the freedom to elect people t

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hostess teamed up with sony pictures on ghost buster theme twinkie, honor new female ghost busters, comes with, you guessed it, green slime filling, filling is key lime, if you remember king east had bit of cameo in the original ghost busters film, brooke, jim? >> we'll skip right past dream twinkie cream, partially because eww, the other half that far because we think it is hilarious that actor switched phone companies. he's following the check. >> i think it is brilliant. >> hilarious. >> great marketing move, sprint. >> indeed. we'll check with you tomorrow. thanks, jill. >> well, federal reserve chair jim yellen is expected to talk about the economy when she visits philadelphia today. investors will -- investors will will be wait to go hear what she has to say about interest rate before address in the worlds affairs council. most think rate hike less likely this month after disappointing jobs record in may. >> new york senator has a big plan to block those annoying robo calls. new bill. senator charles schumer wants to tighten up the rules for companies who make those calls. sometimes