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Team in the nfl who is interested. we switch our gears and turn to business news where investors are hoping for a boost from a strong cyber monday showing. the strong sales numbers were released after the markets closed with double-digit loss as cross the board. we re going to get to that in a moment. first, a big trial involving apple and its ipod. that gets under way today. cnbc s geoff cutmore joins us live from london. geoff, as i understand it, jurors are going to hear from a major witness in all of this. who s the witness and explain more about the case. yeah. this is fascinating. and a little creepy because steve jobs will be speaking from beyond the grave, if you like. it s a video deposition that he put together as it relates to this case involving the ipod. this is a decade-old case. the argument is that itunes ran software that forced people to use the ipod to download the music, and therefore they paid ....
yes. what? reporter: north korea, however, called the movie an act of war and promised a merciless countermeasure after the trailer s release in june. now someone has hacked into sony pictures that produced the movie. sony is actively investigating a link to a hacking attack that was carried out last monday. reporter: as recode first reported, hackers attacked in waves. first crippling sony s internal systems, then leaking five sony movies online, four of which like annie have not been released. light em up! reporter: together the pirated sony movies have been downloaded more than 2 million times. this hack attack is hugely embarrassing for sony because sony is the only movie studio that s owned by a technology company. reporter: sony pictures acknowledges the hack saying in part we are working closely with law enforcement to address it. that includes the fbi. and according to a senior u.s. official, several additional law enforcement agencies all looking ....