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a kodak is one of the first kodak company cameras to come out. it is rented in a circle. why? camera is aer one box. it doesn't have a view founder. ishas a string you pull, it noted with 100 shots. -- loaded with 100 shots, but there is no way to see if you are level. you would take 100, sent the box back and they would send the pictures back printed backwards a lot of them, but they would correct the horizon because it was around. they were getting ready -- rid of the horrible vignetting. it was the same problem bwt phreaner had. you get these kodaks. i am trying to figure out what is going on. none of them are labeled. i don't know where they are. i do reading about what happened with gould. turns out in 1889, he goes out and has a group of people, going by train and wagon to battlefield quickly. he takes 100 photographs, gets prince back and has -- prints back and has no idea where any of these or. you say that is the left flank company k, indiana. you get home and say i have no idea where these places are because i didn't take notes pretty was upset and determined to go b

a kodak is one of the first kodak company cameras to come out. it is strange. it is printed in a circle. the reason is because a kodak number one camera is a box. it does not have a viewfinder. it has got a little string that you pull and it triggers the shutter. it is loaded with 100 shots. on the film for 100 photographs. there is no way to see if you are level. was take 100 pictures send the box back, they would send the pictures back, probably printed backwards a lot of them. they would be able to correct the horizon because it was round. what they were also doing was getting rid of the horrible vignetting. the lens was so pathetic. the same problem that cratered had at the lodge. i showed you those pictures earlier per you get these kodak spirit i'm trying to figure was going on. none of these are labeled. i don't where they are. i do some reading about what happened with gould. it turns out in 1889 he goes out there and he has got a big group of people going by train and wagon, a bunch of different battlefields really quickly. he takes 100 photographs, se

there has been an enormous concentrated kodak the golan tarion efforts that went right through the nixon years and you see it in many respects and over on the right you see it in things like the famous pell memorandum. sent to the chamber of commerce major business lobby but later supreme court justice powell warning them that business is losing control over the society. and something has to be done to counter these forces coarsely puts it in terms of the defense defending ourselves against an outside power. if you look at it it's a call for business to use its control over resources to carry out a major offensive to beat back the. as in wave. over on the liberal side something exactly similar to the first. major report of the trail lateral commission is concerned with this. called the crisis of democracy. trilateral commission is liberal internationalists in their flavors indicated by the fact that they pretty much staff the corridor ministration. they were also told that the moc they were concerned that there was an excess of to not pursue developing. previously passive and obedient pa

holder and mr pickett is still in sextape focus at the kodak theatre. once again no action was taken by the police. denied responsibility. but as the first twenty nineteen election approached there was growing concern that black manes mayors might play a part in the coming vote. it might. as campaigning gotten the way against the background of inadequate funding and the laws the hostile media candidates from a came the pro western party and socialist pro russian party came on to the streets in freezing temperatures to canvass for vait. cloth next party the democrats were able to draw on the oligarchs media monopoly to target opposition candidates. they all lent their wealth in silence also people like you just the media and all leaders formally more or less when you thought it up on wednesday when i was told it was this author's lessons this is just the misled you and me well let me first start with. the all the. archaean the party largely untainted by charges of corruption is one of the hot nukes bitterest opponents of the joint leader my son do when t

hear our forced on south the current could hold him mr pigott is still in sex tape focused at the kodak theatre. once again no action was taken by the police. denied responsibility. but as the first twenty nineteen election approached there was growing concern that black men smears might play a part in the coming vote. as campaigning goes in the way against the background of inadequate funding and the laws the hostile media candidates from a came the pro western party and socialist pro russian party came on to the streets in freezing temperatures to canvas for vague. cloth new spross a the democrats were able to draw on the oligarchs media monopoly to target opposition candidates. to the land that were inside the us also possibly people like you just the media and all it is fully more or less when you order it up on one and all but i was told it was this author's lessons this is just just let me slide easily enough aka me well let me first start leisurely. packing a party largely untainted by charges of corruption is one of claude nukes bitterest opponents the joint leader my son due we

number of foreign ambassadors to greet venezuela's self declared interim president when he landed at kodak example on monday the government accuses the queen of interfering in the country's internal affairs and has given him forty eight hours to leave. more on this from d.w. correspondent in caracas that chief political correspondent linda crane parliamentary souter's inbound and welcome both. in caracas to tell us more about this move from venezuela. we have to do something we've seen many times where the u.s. ambassador's only persona non grata i'm trying to the diplomat from venezuela that we've seen it was in the past but it's quite different now because there is an. isolated us a lot you got that one has a track record of course this one might well have a grip on the diplomatic relations most countries that are recognized as the legitimate president so it would be a matter of trying to get a comfortable position because quite the opposite she drink is just like rest because my wrist ministers have no power to declare any persona non-grata but then again that's what's called backstrom

get you some credibility so this announcement has to has to show that it's not another transitional kodak to the algerian army has been pretty important that to thirty forty years well settled that's one thing the used to seek out thank you for that and i'm assuming that the constitution or the new constitution is not really the car of the problem it's much more about how people can reintegrate can get back control of their or their institutions use issues that already exist how we can get them that's correct it's how we can discuss freely not sure you know there are distribution of the all rents all of these questions are not being targeted to the radical few cabinet who are out here army of the secret service is sitting in the same time and these questions are currently debated within our g. and civil society so objects in the society based on how beyond the mental the of the consolation of the elections or the fact that if your car want to run for the elections are even that in your constitutional legal terms so it's really about who is going to control the transition process and how t

i remember being on the phone with the president of kodak and he said to me, it was as if all the cameras stopped clicking around the world at once i'll never forget that comment >> or the guys that get the recessions are the guys that keep a permanent recession call on at all times. my general rule for the world is central bank policy does not solve these problems it can only ever -- it's never a place for real growth. >> remember three weeks ago we were talking about the earnings recession and then we went through the quarter and earnings were pretty good >> they were typical the beat rate was good now the big strategist, they're talking about this earnings recession, it's not being appropriately discounted by the market you look at the data, over the last 90 years, u.s. stock market in 30 years earnings have been negative not a lot of people know that. last year massive earnings growth >> i think it's important to revisit what professor segal told us yesterday. you're going to go right back to the realization that earnings, to our conversation now, are going to be disappointing and you

. >> and amazingly enough, a crew member has a kodak movie camera and takes a video of george bush beingraft, onto the deck of the finback, and walking back towards the camera. >> he is saved. he rises from the depths of the pacific. and unfortunately his crew mates, john delaney and ted white, never do. >> i wonder if i could have done something different. why me? why am i blessed? why am i still alive? that has plagued me. >> he never got over the fact that his two crew men were lost. and could he have saved them? why was he saved? and he felt that this made it necessary for him to constantly serve, to give back to others. >> he thought about the value of his family, how much they mean to him. and he thinks about the woman whose name graced his plane, barbara pierce from ryan, new york, who he knows he's going to go back and marry. >> george had met barbara pierce at a dance in greenwich, connecticut. and he saw her across the room and thought, i need to meet her. >> and he mustered up the courage, walked across the room, interrupted the person that she was dancing with. >> she had a g

magic of google technology that runs it are data centers and allows us to utilize our investment in kodak'sologies both, at the hardware software, in service level, which allows us to take the original vision and stream it to the user or gamers home and allows us to stream up to withk 50 frames per second all the latest, greatest visual and audio capabilities and technologies, but without the need for a dedicated box, console, or pc. >> coming up, from google to the white house. we talked to the u.s. digital service administrator about how his career in tech helped repair him for his time in washington. in later, checking out on instagram. shoppers will be able to buy what they like right from the app. could it be the next big revenue driver for facebook? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ washington, at of nonpartisan tech group has a working to bring government services to americans online. u.s. digital service known as usps has helped speed of veteran disability claims and break technical barriers for immigrants looking for green cards. we caught up with the in started by asking about the long and b

>> lots of executives from kodak and xerox and lawyers. >> charlie was the younger of two boys. his parents, born in china, lived in canada before moving to upstate new york. his dad ran a tech business that thrived. the home radiated upper middle class comfort. his friend anna had been there on occasion. >> i went over to his house. i didn't know his parents very well. i talked to his mom a couple times, but i didn't really have much conversation with them when we were there. >> little was known about his parents, and charlie didn't offer any details if someone asked. if he had secrets, sorrows, they weren't for the outside world to know about. >> he's very good at like keeping his emotions in. >> i have no idea what the home situation is like. i didn't know before, and i don't know now. >> other than a few 911 dispatchers, and a few town officers, the wider community certainly knew nothing about the whispers of domestic violence on coachside lane. >> it's a tough part of his life. >> the record is still sealed, but it's safe to say the tan house was known to authorities. go ba

it's home to east man kodak. the unemployment rate stands at 4.5%. it used to be a big industrial place but has lost a number of industries. number two on the list also comes from new york state. this time buffalo, a city with an unemployment rate of 4.8%. also former industrial city. buffalo was in the preliminary stages of approving a california company's plan to build a $200 million campus for the production and legal distribution of cannabis. but that only happens if new york state legalizes recreational pot statewide. third is detroit. joblessness still remains high there compared to the nation's other big cities. they recently cut white collar staff in detroit. joini joining me now is diane swonk from grant thornton and someone specialized a great part of her career in labor economics. diane, anything on the list that surprises you? the high technology economies, places that need educated people and places that are doing well. the old industrial cities are doing less well. >> unfortunately that's what we expect to see. now what's really interes

hold on mr bigot is still in sex tape focus at the kodak theatre. once again no action was taken by the police. denied responsibility. but as the first twenty nineteen election approached there was growing concern that black means mayors might play a part in the coming vote. as campaigning goes in the way against the background of inadequate funding and the laws the hostile media candidates from a came the pro western party and socialist pro russian party came on to the streets in freezing temperatures to canvas for vait. cloth nukes party the democrats were able to draw on the oligarchs media monopoly to target opposition candidates. to the land that were inside the us also possibly people like you just the media all it is fully more or less when you order it up on one and all but i was told it was this author's lessons this is just selfless love isn't enough bought the me well let me just start leaking it. all. back in a party largely untainted by charges of corruption is one of claude nukes bitterest opponents the joint leader my son do when tour

like i know it, and there is no reason to accept the inevitable, being that this is going to destroy kodak fishing areas, it is going to go down the chain and into the same and run. -- salmon run. even if you fail, you have to try. i do not know how to get you going. is it money? i was told yesterday all you need to do is ask exxon and within the foreseeable, the limits you could not dream of, money is available. they have had vendors liability -- have liability if this hits the kodiak, just horrendous. you can name the things that are over there, king crab, scallops, whole fleets. and half of our sol is coming out of the north pacific. the bottom fish, it is the home of the bottom fish. you closed it was because it was so sensitive, after the problems were developing their. -- there. now, i think we could safely say this is the largest producing area fr fisheries -- for fisheries in the world today that was healthy and so much 24. and people seem to accept the inevitable, that we cannot stop it. somehow or another we have to get an attitude that we are going to try to stop it. i would hop

think back polaroid, kodak, where it moved from film to digital and they were finished. i don't think that's the case. they have a short-term issue here and i think when you look back five years from now, this will have been tragic for the people on the planes, so i'm an asset allocator, not a stock picker but my experience, when you have great companies with durable franchises, dominant market share and they have temporary problems, if you buy them and are patient and don't have to market to market two months from now, you end up making money. stuart: boeing needs to figure out what went wrong and how to fix it, fast. >> they will. they will. they have the technology. stuart: thank you very much, jim. apple, they have sent invitations to a march 25th event. when they do that kind of thing, it's a big deal. susan: we expected it. everyone and their mom expected it. march 25th is when it's going to happen. so what is apple going to unveil? as expected, pretty much telestrated, we are going to probably get a streaming tv service, apple tv, and this will be launching their