if you think about the great technology companies that existed i will bring up sony or palm or rim or motorola for example what you see is a pattern. they knock it out of the park, everybody has to have their device and suddenly something else comes along. when does that day come for apple? i'm not sure. i would rather own google. i would say you are limiting the risk but trying to take advantage of the ability to sell some of those downside puts. they can be use strategically in situations like this. i don't know there's that much downside risk in google that i feel like i need to cover that. >> my first thought is that there is microsoft and yahoo. you could have said the same thing about them in terms of being comparable to where google is at. i don't know. >> i think the interesting thing -- i think you're absolutely right. yahoo has had a lot of trouble. one thing about this is that google is dollar expensive for the stock. when stocks get expensive the options get expensive, as well. just on a dollar basis. i think this is a low cost way to make a bearish play on a stock that is

hp, dell, samsung, sony, all of these employ services to make their products. >> tom: losses of electronic manufacturers that you list there we've seen these labor issues flare up, certainly over the past several months, working conditions, working hours, pay. what is the expose through-- exposure that these u.s. companies have there? >> well, it's tremendous,-- bo boxcondoes a lot of business with powerhouse f people want iphone cheap they have to use foxcon. the thing is that apple c.e.o. tim cook said he would like to have more manufacturing in the united states. but it's just not feasible. and it's not just because of cost either. they have a lot of flexibility there, and so if they need to add or subtract a shift or need to add a component, they don't have to check with the unions or epa, they just do it. >> tom: so that leads to the question how captive are companies like apple to these chinese manufacturers? >> they're tremendously captive. we can make more component parts. and are you seeing that in the united states. apple is increasing the orders from companies like texas instrum

soon as the charges against him emerged in december ok sparked a political crisis in iraq with other sony politicians branding the prime minister has issued the warrant for a dictator. city and its immediate surroundings have been hit by two tornadoes the severe weather pummeled the u.s. atlantic coast twisters cause power outages and property damage but no injuries reported the storms caused flooding in areas of new england and left thousands without electricity in washington traveling bizzare sprung up in cairo the stalls are manned by some of the biggest american corporations including google coca-cola and lockheed martin it's the largest u.s. trade delegation ever to travel to the arab world the push for new markets comes as washington sweetened the deal with a proposed one billion dollars aid package for cairo egypt's foreign policy has been largely in line with that of the u.s. expressing sympathy for the uprising in syria and demonstrating support for bahrain's room. political sociologist sayed said he says that when it comes to foreign affairs mohamed morsi is just as convenient f

le pen who once of the public was the head scarves for a space journalist robert hardier says paris sony has itself to blame for falling out of favor with all of this if it's not. the government is in a very difficult position because of their policy in syria and because of their various inconsistency. is law all french leaders like most european leaders are in the in the nato buying they've committed themselves to nato tied up with nato france under sarkozy committing yourself more strongly than any time since general you go to a nato. air is the usual sore stick and carrot trum from washington so that there's that aspect of it and also they want to appear to be punching above their weight to use a british expression in international politics because they want to keep their veto in the united nations so there is no difficulty on the other hand there is a growing feeling in left wing surf balls that the governed. he is nonsense you cannot support terrorism on monday and condemn it on tuesday and support it again on wednesday they're playing it both ways they don't want to enrage the the

believe that to be true to his bequest time we talked with you you were holding hearings about the sony play station. the date of reach. what is the status of that? >> it says it is a work in progress. i unfortunately -- it should be moving in my view quicker than it is. every week there is a new breach and more reason to bring the consumer on board to be a part of the process of stopping the breaches but in the congress there is still give-and-take. i have the sort of weaving through the personalities of congress to find the right bill united we have that bill. for a lot of the members still the question the need for once federal regime and federal law as opposed to all of the different states. this is probably one of those examples where if something is going to have to happen people are proving why we have to pass this bill before the law makers get it. >> do you see cybersecurity coming back in the next converse or potentially in the lame-duck session? >> i think the issue is here to stay. the issue of national security and the protection. the issue specifically on the table right n

protests continue in the country with the shiite majority demanding more rights from the sony monarchy. and i'll be back with more news after a very short break to stay with our. the sun rises over what seems like and lost forest but here in the new directions crime hundred kilometers north of light of all stop as in much of the world it's disappearing at a catastrophic rate. for. bloggers both illegal and those finding ways to outsmart the system for filing down the forests of the more skewed region for them profit goes well beyond the future of our planet and the result could be an ecological crisis the world wildlife fund for nature makes regular trips to help local rangers do what little they can to stop the logging but it's not easy lager set up trucks making them hard to reach in an already rough terrain and have mastered ways to jump through legal loopholes this is a nature reserve were only sanitary logging of disease trees is allowed according to law and not a single berry can be picked but loggers like this use their sanitary logging permit to cut down absolutely healthy tree

sony and panasonic close factories following the violent protests. this could develop into something of real importance to the global economy. that is serious stuff. charles: serious stuff. we have a budding trade war going on. america versus china. i know versus japan. there is lingering resentment. japan is brutal in the pacific during world war ii. when they were in control of china as they led a brutal swath no chinese person will forget. stuart: has america retreated from the pacific? less influence? a week and fire -- charles: japan is trying to get out of there. get closer bases in ocala. we don't have influence and russia after these tiny disputed islands as well but behind the economic aspect is this lingering resentment that could boil over into something ugly. there are $340 billion worth of trade. for those who go to this trade war or something worse is crazy. stuart: it is a troubling thing. i want to get back to the november election. according to the latest fox news poll 60% of latino voters support president obama. 30% for governor ro

. >> sony record released "bad 25" a compilation of remastered hits. spike lee has a new documentary that high lights some of jackson's better days. joining us via skype to talk more is music and media consultant, my friend, bruno degrenado. >> good morning,sunny. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> tell us why is there such a commotion around the 25th anniversary of michael jackson's "bad" album? >> we have to go back to 1987 when "bad" was about to come out. and michael spent five years on the follow-up to "thriller" sold 25 million albums, best selling of all time. still is. the expectation was tremendous. it its said michael everywhere he went, he would write 100, wanting to sell 100 million copies. when the album came out, it was lukewarm response, and underrated by the critics. when you look at the advancement of music and the production values that michael brought into that "bad" album, now you think 25 years later, wow this is a real genius at work. quincy jones, produced the "bad" album. michael was involved, apprentice had become the jedi

sony make the battery. one of the disappointing things around yesterday, star works had this press conference and people felt that they didn't have enough apple/iphone content and the other giants that they have are getting killed because of the apple iphone. sky works down five yesterday. could have been an overreaction. qualcomm and broadcom have been viewed as the best way to play the iphone. sirius logic not mentioned in the teardown. but they're a sound company. >> and these guys joining the growing list of hikes this week, as well. >> they gave their mid quarter update, it wasn't positive. look, i'm not crazy about tech here, but i am crazy about tech in apple. >> we'll see you after the break and we'll get the opening bell and the last trading day of the week when we come right back. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say th

. >> sony record released "bad 25" a compilation of remastered hits. spike lee has a new documentary that high lights some of jackson's better days. joining us via skype to talk more is music and media consultant, my friend, bruno degrenado. >> good morning, sunny. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> tell us why is there such a commotion around the 25th anniversary of michael jackson's "bad" album? >> we have to go back to 1987 when "bad" was about to come out. and michael spent five years on the follow-up to "thriller" sold 25 million albums, best selling of all time. still is. the expectation was tremendous. it its said michael everywhere he went, he would write 100, wanting to sell 100 million copies. when the album came out, it was lukewarm response, and underrated by the critics. when you look at the advancement of music and the production values that michael brought into that "bad" album, now you think 25 years later, wow this is a real genius at work. quincy jones, produced the "bad" album. michael was involved, apprentice had become the jed

talking about weight floppy disks were available in fairly certain they have one of those in the the sony and museum of american history now and yet we're so we're using that type of legislation that was made for those computers to dictate what we are doing on computers like your map that you have sitting over there well i mean it's no surprise there is no argument here that people are trying to move different sort of legislation in congress right now that would protect at least do something to our digital rights and how we use the internet and you know i would go ahead and say that you know my argument personally is that i think there are some restrictions that a certain necessarily restrictions but there should be laws implemented to keep things up to snuff as it will only talk about surveillance so that's a whole other a whole other can of worms and unfortunately we're you know we're using these these antiquated legislations in order to decide what is just out in the open for the government and we're seeing that it's kind of scary now so what these things are we basically opening up th

sony will sell a later version of the playstation 3 as it looks to win back customers. starting at 250 gigs. expect a price tag of $249. nintendo has unveiled a new wii console. toys "r" us are putting it on its fabulous 15 list of toys. toys "r" us also picking the furbie. tablets are big for kids. a mixed close for stocks yesterday after fedex cut its profit forecast. the bloomberg maryland index falling on losses for jos. a. bank and omega healthcare. this morning we get housing starts for august which measures new home construction. the forecast it will rise to the highest level in four years. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> $55 for a furbie? you have to change your wish list. >> i will keep that in mind. >> 6:21. the orioles deserves some overtime pay after last night's marathon. keith mills has the highlights. >> i am thinking in ipad. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your mornin

. >> host: last time we talked with you you were holding hearings about the sony, the playstation, um -- >> guest: the data breach. >> host: the data bleach. >> guest: yes. >> host: what's the status of that? >> guest: it's a work in progress. unfortunately, you know, it should be moving, in my view, quicker than it is. every week there's a new breach, and in my view there's more reasons to bring the consumer onboard, to have the consumer be a part of the process of stopping these data breaches. but in the congress there's still some give and take. i've had to sort of, you know, weave through i a little bit of the personalities within congress to find the right bill, and i think we have that right bill. but for a lot of members still they question the need for one federal regime or one federal law as opposed to all of the different states having their individual patchwork laws. this is probably one of those examples that something's going to have to happen that people are, you know, we're proving why we're trying to pass this bill before some lawmakers get us. >> host: do you see cybe

now sony says it's discouraging nonessential business trips to japan as territorial tensions escalate between china and japan this morning. japanese markets are close dad on holiday. it. >>> european stocks meanwhile coming back -- sorry, retreating from the highs that we closed at the end of the week. ftse 100 today down 0.2%. dax has been up 25% this year, just town a tenth at the moment. >> we have seen yields in spain and italy were at about 5 1/2, under 5% for italy there just in the last week or so. now moving back higher this morning. 5.88% is the level fof spain. gilts at 1.95%. just remarkable. you can remember how low they were just over the summer. >> down 1.5% not long ago. euro dollar up towards 1.3160. dollar why not 78.37. let's remind you what's been happening in asia. >> thanks, ross. asian markets began the week on a more tepid note. shank shy com positive tanghai r by more than 2%. home sales value you'll likely to decline 10% on month. disputes between china and its neighbors escalated. the hang seng finished higher by 0.1%. the kospi pulled lower by samsung electr

there is competition between google and sony. >>> halloween could set a record this year. ny say 170 million people will do something to celebrate. that's 71% of u.s. population and the highest number ever. the average person will spend slightly less on 80 decrease on candy and costumes. >>> she won gold at the london olympics but she should get another medal for doing something else. the u.s. volleyball star revealing a secret only her family knew about when she was winning the gold. >>> airline flight chaos, how passengers were left up in the air and out of luck. >>> good morning. fog on the coast. temperatures none a couple of degrees after yesterday. >>> american airlines canceling more flights meaning more delays for passengers. more than 100 american airline flights were canceled yesterday according to a website. that amounts to almost 600 flights. they are fighting over a contract. the lair lines blames maintenance complaints and more pilot sick calls for the problems, they say. >> a. >>> a new water taxi will take place soon. a 1-way ticket will be about $95 depend

. >> last time we talk with you, you were holding hearings about sony play station and the data breach. what is the status of that? >> it is a work in progress. it should be moving quicker that it is. every week there is a new breach. in my view, there is more reason to bring the consumer on board so that they are at the heart of the process of stopping these data bridges. in the congress, there is still some give and take. i have had to sort of weave through the personalities in congress to find the right bill. some questioned the need for a federal regime or federal law as opposed to all of the different states have in their own patchwork laws. this is one of the examples of things that will have to happen for law makers to gt it. -- get it. >> dec them coming back in the lame duck session? -- do you see them coming back in the lame-duck session? >> the issue on the table right now will be around a little bit longer. i didn't know whether it will be in a lame-duck session. in the senate, there is a lot of debate about how to move forward. in my view, i support senator mccain and his

samsung and sony showed off new phones last week. and nokia and motorola today. apple's turn is next wednesday. >> why yeah to iphone? >> because... everybody has one. >> tech blogs have been speculating it will have a larger skpreen a new connector for charging and syncing. following the crowd appears to be a reason why brands are falling. tech bargains.com conducted a survey of 1300 people. >> and what just happened?. >> and there is among 31% who won't upgrade. >> usually just a few tweaks they change in the newer version. so i'm happy with you know, the version i have. >> and jake ash is an android user. >> as much as there is a feeling to go buy the new one very so say, is my current device meeting needs? it usually is. >> cell phone makers recognize new technology tends to unleash spending. >> this seems to be open for spending more money for technology. they're lacking in price sensitivity whit comes to improving technology used in their lives. >> some of the new models will hit stores at the end of next week. look for lots of promotions and buzz. in san j

jeopardy and wheel of fortune areetaped on side by side stages at sony pictures lot of crew members.....and the same executive producer. (sot exec prod)clip 402:54my job is challenging because the shows are so well loved and i want to keep them that way. (standup)clip 8:30 this year wheel of fortune is kicking off it;s 30th anniversary season. that's 56-hundred episodes of what's become the most popular game show in the world.(sot pat)cllp 153:06 pomewhere along the liie, this show became more than a popular show. it became part of the popular culture.it is the longest running syndicated game show in television history...and a show... that makes people feel good.(sot pat)clip 154 24television has gotten pretty cynical. and everyon's going on youtube to see somebody fall off their bike and crack their skull, and that's fine, but we're kind of a throw back to tte days when thinns were a little works in our favor.jeopardy is in it's 29th season..... winning 30 emmy awards.(sot alex)tape #431:09:46while we are a familiar program. the format is the same, and has been the saae for almost th

. >> dana: i think that the administration should demand that sony cancel the release of the killing bin laden film or you don't know what will happen. how many americans could die after that? >> eric: if you tell that man he or anybody else can't make a film like this -- >> bob: nobody said -- i didn't say he couldn't make it. shouldn't. shouldn't. i don't think he should have. >> eric: that's right. >> bob: of course he has the right heto do it. you also have the right to yell "fire" in a theater. >> dana: you have a right to protest but you don't have a right to kill american ambassadors. >> greg: parallel is building the mosque near the world trade center. you can do that. it's kind of a bad move. you suck for doing it. it's the same thing with this. you can make the video. kind of a jerk. but you can make the video. that's the way it works. >> andrea: you have the right, but it doesn't make it right. >> bob: right. we have come to agreement on that. >> greg: but it didn't spark anything. only thing that sparks violence is our way of life. >> bob: something else would have sparke

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and elcome to wheel of fortune. we're at stage 11 of sony pictures studios. this is the home of pat and vanna when they're taping wheel of fortune.come with me for a behind the scenes look at how it all happens.we go backstage....as thh contestants arrive first thing in the morning....to rehearse the hows....in game show land, it's already phristmas.thh magic of teeevision, and taping schedule.....of six shows a days a month.a schedule that allows pat sajak, to split his time between california.... and his home in severna park maryland, where he can now watch wheel.... on fox 45.(sot pat)clip 151:42it's about time, we're happy to be theee. we're exited about it.after 30 years..... as host of wheel of fortune, pat sajak knows... he's got a greet gig.(sot pat) clip 153:39i've had real jobs, popular is wheel of fortune? well last year, more than a million people requested the opportunity to audition for wheel of fortune. only 600 appeared on the show. so geeting the chance to spin the wheel requires some luck.... and a lot of muscle, it';s a lot heavier than it looks. that's whh contestant

compete with the iphone, when opened it can clear all of the data off of samsung htc, motorola, and sony ericson phones. a secure update has been put into place. if all of this makes you want to get away from it all and go on vacation, scuba diving from the deep on your computer. >> reporter: as the divers swim smoothly through the great barrier reef, his cameras snaps thousands of pictures. soon to become this, an interactive underwater map brought to you by the google street view team. >> this is just like street view in that you can navigate around, look all over the place and really experience it for yourself. >> reporter: a great idea, says the owner of diver dan's. >> 90% of the population doesn't dive. >> reporter: after all, if more people see these videos, they might be tempted to take the plunge. >> maybe in the great barrier reef of australia, hawaiian reefs, just the spectacular things that i see underwater, hopefully we can share that with the whole world. >> we went to google headquarters to see how the street view team is taking its act off the road and underwater, heading

sony play station 2 was the rage. microsoft newly released xbox was considered a joke. apple invest something in the ipod. the pharmaceutical company, something called the world's first contraceptive patch. "gladiator" takes five oscars. weird twist on kids' movies named "shrek" takes the world by storm. britney spears is singing, lady gaga is not yet. michael jackson is still alive. gallon of gas is buck-46. democrat ig favorite for president three years out is hillary clinton. enron was the comedy of tomorrow when the year started. in bankruptcy protection at the time the year ended. the nasdaq was still -- [ inaudible ] internet stocks themselves imploded. economy was struggling. and the first of george bush's tax cuts were just beginning. people were talking that september about the yankees repeating. they didn't. no one was talk act the arizona diamondbacks doing anything. but they won everything. lance armstrong won his third tour de france in the days we liked france. tiger woods won his second masters. back in the days we liked tiger. and barry bonds, hit 73 hom

this is from sony where it looks like a nice compact pc, but it slides down, and you got high performance laptop. liz: paul, you predict the there would be 40% of ultrabooks in the pc market by year's end. where are you in the prediction? >> we said on the consumer market, we have the design to make it happen. the design the customers are introduced to, the numbers used worldwide, all of that is still on track to hit that number. the big issue is what is the overail demand? none of us are in a position to call that. liz: fed is supposed to move tomorrow. what do you, as a business leader, need to see from the federal reserve? >> return to fiscal sanity. we have to -- we have to fix the get, can't spend money we don't have. it has to get resolved. liz: ceo of intel. thank you very much. you attracted quite the crowd here. when we return, checking the markets and going to live back here just a couple blocks away, robert gray and apple. stay tuned, more ahead from the developers' conference here in san fransisco. ♪ [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want piz

>> they're not winding up for the shuttle, they're lining up for a new iphone, the new sony glitch that has people complaining. >> fall begins a 7:49 a.m. tomorrow. but as we'll live outside, find out why the first couple days of happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward >> new details tonight on the retired san francisco firefighter reported missing during a cross-country train trip. crews found his body along an amtrak rail line between colorado and nebraska. the 69 year-old was lasting one week ago on the train headed for chicago. amtrak officials told his family that a door of the train was found slightly open. >> if you have a driveway, you could be sitting on a gold mine. there's a new service that lets you rent out your unused parking space. kit dough shows us how you can make hundreds of dollars in a weekend. >> parking meter san fransisco events like outside plants can be a real pain in the asphalt. but a local startup is turning those proble

and on friday she is talking to the innovators of slip board along with decisionmakers from sony bloggers electronic arts and stand this. though the your stocks right now. the forget three days in the valley with liz claman does start tomorrow throughout the day. wants to let you know. global financial partners capital portfolio manager and managing director back with more investment ideas. we were talking in the break about a lot of people nervous about equities. there are stocks you like. >> look at natural gas plays. it will create a ton of jobs and one of the ways conservatively to play it is true in energy. gives you a yield of 7% and natural gas over the next five years has a small increase they will be at the forefront of being able to profit. cheryl: they hit $40. that is the high over the last year so it is at the top level. would you still buy it? >> absolutely. it has a boring pattern to it but the yield is what makes the stock. cheryl: boring could be good. i was curious about this because of the defense contractor just coming. going to stay with us. >> the downside to these c

reflection on that shadow, a ton of other products being unveiled by amazon, microsoft, motorola and sony. jon fortt is live. you will be busy. >> reporter: it will be the iphone 5. whether you're an apple fan or not, that's the most important product. unless it completely flops, it will be the top selling smartphone model in the world because they have so few models. this is all about tablets. and they were nice enough to demo them for us. here's what's so crucial to understand. these are like an almost elimination tournament. nokia and google protecting its ad business with moat ra la and the regular season in mobile is about to come to a close and we will see who will make the playoffs. the most interesting battle might well be google versus amazon and the 7 inch tablet throwdown. both of them selling tablets pretty much at cost. amazon had a head start and will try to stop google nexus 7 from going anywhere. a new 8 inch ipad from apple next month could make it tougher for either of them to do really well. >> lots of new tech toys to go over this fall into the christmas season. my son

sony unveiling a read designed playstation three council at its tokyo game show press conference today. hit the stores september 205th the price of a $269.909. fake gold bars turning a big new york city. a tin of gold are costing nearly 18 grand turned out to be counterfeit. the bar was filled with tungsten which weighs nearly as much as cold but is usually used in the auto industry. bill gates stopping the forbes list of the richest americans for the 19th straight year posting a network of $66 billion. warren buffett following with 46 billion. combined wealth rose to 17 trillion. what about zucker bird? didn't we say something about them? david: no, dear. by the way, a lead article in today's "wall street journal" is still lamenting the speed read. his book is is on this year's election, which is really what makes america work. more precisely, what would put more americans to work. the author of that article is legendary hedge fund manager and author, most recently of the but if the people. i love that title. andy kessler joins us now from palo alto. her to see you. thanks for coming

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the sony catalog and many others through a service we subscribe to, you can find details on the library's website. in addition, that audio book that i listen to, indownloaded, you might download something for your kindle or a nook or maybe your phone or maybe an ipad or another tablet, all those are available at your library, as well. >> just evolving as we all have had to do in this age. i love that. okay. >> exactly. >> i want to talk to you about the new mount pleasant library that's open but i want to show you for this campaign, i am a cardholder. you were the first one that popped up and your picture is lovely. >> thank you. >> let's show ginie's picture again. this is the way these look and you're proudly holding that library card and it's a line you're going to see all over town, i'm a cardholder, get your card. you also have familiar faces, ted with his. you were kind enough to include me in this. and there's mine. so i have to tell you i'm really proud to be part of this. channel 5 is proud to be part of this because when you pick up a book, i'm preaching to the choir here, it's

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make a comeback that is. >> that's right, sony records has released "bad 25." a compilation of remastered hits. and unreleased material. spike lee has a new documentary that highlights some of jackson's better days. joining us via skype to talk more about this is music and media consultant, my friend, bruno del granado. how are you doing? >> good morning, sunny. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> well, bruno, tell us, why is there such a commotion around the 25th anniversary of michael jackson's "bad" album? >> well, because we have to go back to 1987 when "bad" was about to come out. and michael spent five years on working on the follow-up to "thriller" sold 25 million albums, best selling of all time. it still is. so the expectation was tremendous. it is said that michael -- everywhere he went, he would write 100, wanting to sell 100 million copies. the album, when it came out, it received a lukewarm response, it was underrated by the critics, but when you look at the advancement of music and the production values that michael brought into that "bat" alb

the man who made the sony thread is in a lot more trouble, facing felony charges of interfering with a flight. >> in arizona, in phoenix, they were in the direct path of the 2,500 ft. wall of dust last night. it rolled it just as rush-hour was getting started in and got so bad that drivers had to pull over. >> and a lot of sunshine. we are expecting will slit their conditions into the evening with patchy fog along the coast. for the rest of the weekend, a lot of sunshine. warmer temperatures expected as we head into the work week. taking a lead at fog tracker 4, shall it as clear conditions by 3:00 p.m. and overnight, we could see some patchy fog building along the san detail coast, growing widespread by tomorrow morning but it will burn off quickly. temperatures right now or in the mid-60s and san francisco, 73 in san jose, low eighties through concord. now future cast 4 showing a mixed bag of '60s, '70s and '80s. by 8:00 p.m., temperatures will cool off to the '50s of the coast and '60s indicated by the green on his screen. will be waking up to widespread '50s that will warm up pre

they've lost more enterprise value than hp, sony, domino's pizza all in a period of time. >> trust me, he and his employees are very well aware of that. the question is, are we underestimating their growth opportunities, the ability to grow the company from these levels? >> i don't think there's any question the company can be grown. but you're competing with three of the best companies in the world between apple, microsoft and google and some of them have $100 billion more money than they do. i have to tell you something, to be in a secondary position with those people ahead of me and my key workers under water with their stock options, that's a metric that is very different than social mead ra. >> i think they have their work cut out for them. >> is it really fair to say, though, that they're competing with apple? >> i think there's convergence going forward with it. apple with their map, apple and video, there's convergence. they come at it from the least demon advertised portion. they have a lot of distance. >> we're going to look at the apple website, did you say? okay. very good

sony bongos for an unrwood typewriter. >> on which you will type your imrtant er.ming one of the most >> i wouldn't hold your breath. >> that's andre mccarthy in "saint elmo's fire." another side ofhi hollywood acto anddi, rectorhe's also an awd winng tral writer. his first book is titled "the longay home, one an'squest for the courage to ttle down." he joins me now. andrew, welcome. >> thank you, nice to be here. >> do you hate being part of that brat pack from that era? something that's dogged you for years afterward? >> i did when it came out, sure, because i remember where i was when i heard the term the first time and i was like oh, no, oh, no. but it's had a much longer shadow than i ever would have thought. now it's become, you know, a term of affection, sort of become this iconic thing now. at the time it was pretty much a pejorative term. "t did you ever make up with rob lowe, like dean sammy, frank, you all hang out together? >> go to vegas for the weekend, yeah. what happens there. i run into the guys but not often. i live here, ie a different life. occasionally but not oft

liz: what happens when this happens to godaddy or say, for example, sony or any other company is people say, i'm out. i'm pulling my information, i don't want you people to have it, you couldn't protect it. so that really hurts the bottom line, momentum it? >> it definitely draws a layer of skepticism about storing your data outside of your company walls. but in reality the challenge that a company has is they've got to a match that kind of security that these organizations are putting forth, and it's not just these visible ones where, um, individuals are storing data in the cloud, it's also companies have to think about this internally with their own operation. how do they protect their data? liz: what is the most common mistake that companies and people make when it comes to cybersecurity? >> i think, frankly, the most common mistake is people don't think about where they store their data, they don't have a level of scrutiny or review of where they put their data. and, therefore, they are at risk, and they do have exposure. liz rez well, okay, so every time i buy something on a web si