pfs also being directed by james marsh, and he directed "man on wire" which is one of my favorite filmsagain, james other soof subvert things and i thought the idea of that subject matter. i hunted it down in the way you do any job interview. you try to persuade people you're formidably confident you know exactly what you're doing. >> rose: is this true? you came in meeting him at a bar somewhere our pub is london, so you ordered a beer and he ordered coffee, any were like oh, head. >> what proceeds to happen is he about five coffees. and somewhere along the way it happened. >> it wassed, that was chemistry. >> yeah. >> rose: congratulations. >> thank you. >> rose: it's a remarkable achievement. >> thank you so much. >> rose: and whatever went into the performance, it is so clear, anyone who has been even close cud hawk, but even if you haven't, you know you're watchingwatching in some sense that it's not just walking in front of a camera and performing, that you had to have thought deeply and long and to capture this man who is a fascinating human being. i thank you for that and i than

it was also be directed by james marsh. he directed "man on wire." one of my favorite films. ings. i thought the idea of that subject matter and director was too good to be true. i hunted it down in the way you do any job interview. you try to persuade people you are formidably confident. [laughter] >> is this the story where you came in and met him at a pub. you ordered a beer. he ordered coffee. i'm already lost. >> exactly. what proceeded to happen is he had about five coffees. he got wired and i got drunk. [laughter] somewhere along the way, it happened. >> congratulations. it is a remarkable achievement. >> thank you so much. >> what ever went into the performance, it is so clear, anybody who has been close to stephen hawking, even if you have not, you know you are watching -- is not just walking in front of a camera and performing. you had to have thought clearly and long and a deep about how you are going to capture this man who was such a fascinating human being. i thank you for that and thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> see you next time. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in

james marsh of piper jaffray trying to come to the rescue. upgrading dwa to overweight. st put out a note maintaining his underperform rating on the stock. james, you've got restructuring. you've got all bad news around dwa. why upgrade it today? >> i just think there is a tremendous amount of bad news baked into the stock already. we've got twice as many sell ratings as buy ratings for this stock. i think management is restructuring announcement yesterday addresses the issues that they have, which are, one, film production costs are too high. two, creative has moderated over the last few years, and their fill performance is moderated. then you think, three, they're dealing with the liquidity issues. >> okay. just to give a little bit of detail about the restructuring they nounlsed since you remptsed it, james. they're cutting about five 500 jobs and cutting down their feature films. they produce those each year from three to two. why are you not convinced this restructuring will be enough for you to like the stock? >> i think the restructuring is doing everything but add

many years ago and of course marsh labor man who wrote the famous pamphlet punching out among many other things and who helps me learn about the great jamaican marxist clr jameso these men who made a tremendous impact not only on youngstown in the area and are thinking about unions but also on alice and staughton. the book is available at kent state university press and i hope that you will take an opportunity to buy it. it's not for sale here. i didn't necessarily want to compete with haymarket which is a fine selection of books and i would say about haymarket books that it really is one of the finest publishers of radical and labor civil rights black struggle books in the country today. i hope that you will have a chance to look at the books they have and understand in their catalog they have many more. it's an honor to be here. eric. [applause] >> my name is eric. thank you mark for those wonderful words. we had haymarket are extremely excited to publish "doing history from the bottom up" as well as the new edition of rank-and-file. we really want to say thank you for allowing us to be part of this project because it's so important. our project is about pu