they're not happy with rich kramer, what he's done at goodyear goodyear bought a very good company,r tour, $2.8 billion back in 2021. the combined company now worth $3.3 billion and they've taken a 10% economic interest. david, i don't believe that this is going to lead to anything initially, other than perhaps a conversation with the board about what goodyear could do better, and frankly, goodyear's got a huge number of stores, a thousand stores, and there's a question about whythey can't d better, and i had mr. kramer on "mad money" when the stock was considerably higher. he told a good story about technology and a better tire than anyone else >> yeah. >> but david, it's not been working. >> number three tire producer in the world. 70,000 employees by the way, elliott now owns 10%, which is a tiny market cap. you hear goodyear, you think, oh, $3 billion company, it's nothing. >> remember, there was a big run in the '80s. it used to be a much bigger company. >> they have a lot of debt, so it's a $12 billion enterprise. >> i'm concerned that the company has underperformed, and that

goodyear soaring above 19% elliot owns roughly 10% in goodyear and sent a let tter to the company's boardg poord suggesting a sale might be best. elliot management wants to find value in goodyear tire that's what investors want to hear. >> kristina, thank you >>> last chance to weigh in on our twitter question which ai player has the biggest upside opportunity microsoft, alphabet, apple or meta head to twitter. we're bringing you the results after this break your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> the results of our twitter question we asked who has the biggest upside opportunities from a stock standpoint there you go alphabet and microsoft neck and neck 36.5% each meta at the bottom apple at 18. >>> up next, peloton's rough ride it's had an ugly year and a tough day today. it's down almost 9%. we'll tell you why it's lower when we take you inside the market zone. we're here today to set the record stra

what are you looking forward here today at the goodyear at darlington where's your mind about halfway the season of getting there? >> every season sup and down you know coming off the championship was greats and -- had good runs and up and down type deals here. but darlington is to me one of the funnest racetracks we go to it is the throwback weekend been racing here for years. throughout nascar's 75 years of history, and it is throwback weekend so that means all of the race cars have a really cool throwback and one of mark donahue's scenes for penske to start. in the motor sports so it's been a cool weekend to see all of the cars. all was fans love it. they all dress up with their throwback, you know, gear. whether it's back to the 90s or 80s or even before that. so it is fun to see all of the fans as well as race cars. will: a lot of petty gear out there. cale there's throw it really far back let's do this. pete: now 30 years from now a lot of lagano gear. will: let's live in the present. rachel: one day you'll be retro. [laughter] will: in the present today you got to watch joey go

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>> caller: all right just have a question about goodyear tire. >> well, goodyear tire is up just a very, very quick 40% on elliott's filing to say there should be a lot more that could be done. rich kramer has come on the show before but the stock has been a loser and now it's becoming a winner and i've got to tell you if it comes down a little i would pull the trigger not up here. it just moved 40%. joe in georgia joy. >> caller: jim, love your show i wanted to ask you about berkshire hathaway how do you feel about -- >> berkshire hathaway is terrific i spent all day listening to becky do that great interview and that was some learning lesson all i did was come back thinking, even better feelings about how much i like berkshire hathaway including the fact that they have an excellent succession plan. if you're nervous about the outcome of the debt ceiling talks just remember we've been through this before. this time around you just have to be smart with your analysis and look at the stocks i just mentioned. "mad money" worries about a government default continue to hang over the market

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accidents among the leaders gave nascar driver william byron the opening that he needed at yesterday's goodyear-- william byron wins the good year 400. >> byron went in for his seventh career win after two crashes took out the four lead drivers with just 18 laps to go. byron drives the number 24 car which was made famous by nascar hall of famer jess gordon. >>> and europe's biggest song competition of the year has crowned its new winner. >> 243 votes, we have a winner. sweden. >> sweden's loreen won this year's eurovision song contest. this makes her one of the few artists who have won the title twice. while she closed off the night, britain's princess kate opened the finale with a surprise piano performance accompanied by last year's winners from ukraine. ♪ and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might nee

our aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. powering every mile and every moment on the nascar road to victory. you can see the turn one condos. darrell waltrip won a big race here and was offered one of those condos for what is now a very small amount of money. that $84,000 investment would be worth 600,000 or so now. >> you know, i don't think rudin made too many mistakes. as a motor and a truck operator, he thought big. he did things that nobody had ever done before. just a pioneer. >> that apple did not fall too far from the tree. crowds, events. this is an event here. the revival of that race track, it was agreed too weeks. >> his motto is on a sign above the final turn. we do everything for the fans. >> let's watch this here. >> so, blaney will have to follow reddick unless they get three wide. >> byron has been wishy-washy. we saw him on the outside back to the bottom. but he has never had a restart where anything significantly paid off. so, if he has, he has been moving around. he just has not had with that has really p

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having one goodyear should not make it would feel like we have more time. i don't think we do we don't have more time. >> to recognize that. >> thank you. secretary when act actually took the bipartisan infrastructure law will substantially boost funding for water smart grants by $40 million. that is 10 times we normally do an annual appropriation for that specific program. these grants are important help farmers increased the efficiencies of the irrigation system but it would to thank for proposing to increase these prince's the highest proposed increase in this program since 2017. unfortunately these grants do not always make it to the communities who need them the most. for example farmers in pinal county have benefited very little from the water smart program. last january they lost their entire colorado riverve allocation. all of the water they got from the river, gone. now is a major agricultural community in arizona's was importantly for arizona it's important for the country. by some estimates they've had a follow a joke about half of the firmament

. >> it seems every day we have elliott with a new situation last week, it was goodyear today it's nrgey own 13% of the economy or at least they say an economic interest, about a billion dollars. i remember when this company was run years ago by david crane, remember him that's a long time ago >> dave from princeton he was a friend of eliot spitzer. >> they're talking about adding new independent directors with strong power and industry expertise to refresh the board they want operations improvements, including $500 million of recurring ebitda accretive cost reductions. >> they bought vivan, which was so dumb. >> they are not happy about that deal >> one of those home security things like adt. nrg, they had gotten on the right path before. now it's just been awful the quarter was good >> they announced that vivant deal at the end of last year, december 6 not well received by shareholders and you can see the move in the stock back in december, what happened there and jim, elliott is familiar with this company, because they were a shareholder back in 2017. they say they got what they wan

for most of our hearing on the aviation workforce, united a v8 -- and goodyear, it's the first flight school fully owned by a major airline. we were able to learn about some other innovative techniques like public and private partnerships, using to financially support aviation training. particularly, for those with the most need. i know that other carriers are the last in american are also working to -- other training cost through initiatives and partnerships. so, has alaska been successful in cutting the cost of pilot training, and what have you found to be the most -- best strategy to address these costs? >> thank you for the question, senator. alaska hasn't been invested in the pilot academy to provide financial assistance, mentorship, and in fact, a career path to becoming a pilot. we've also invested in the true north pilot development program, which in fact, our pilot came up with to suggest and start a pilot development program for students in an hbcu college is, one is delaware state the other is the university of maryland, eastern show. or you we provide -- financial support,