the kodak for 179.the kodak requireious to buy a separate sd camera card so it adds another $20 making the price equal. so compare by features so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. >>> with a look ahead to abc 2 news at 6. a former anne arundel county police officer charged in the deadly drunk driving learns his if it's a. >>> and it's not your usual pasta. find out why these students are building a bridge out of spaghetti. >>> now a preview of what say head on world news at 6:30. >>> coming up on world news, president obama modifies his remarks about the arrest of an african american scholar saying both sides made mistakes. >>> the white house wants public schools to compete for federal education funds. and we'll have our person of the week. fios guy! where ya headed? uh, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds, and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so is ted. (ted) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (ted) no i'm not.

kodak's c.e.o. antonio perez says those same retailers believe the just-wrapped second quarter will be the low point for the economic downturn. but perez remains cautious ahead of the holidays. and jeff, he also noted half of kodak's annual consumer sales come after october 15. >> jeff: susie, last year, kodak's fourth-quarter sales fell by almost a third. now, lets see what was on sale on wall street as we take a look at our stocks in the news tonight. >> susie: another big auto parts supplier filed for bankruptcy today-- this time, it's lear. its biggest customers are general motors and ford. the company hopes for a quick bankruptcy, helped along by support from its bondholders and lenders, including billionaire carl icahn. lear has been struggling for months to stay afloat during the storm buffeting the auto industry. in papers filed with the bankruptcy court, it claimed $1.3 billion of assets, and $4.5 billion dollars of debt. tomorrow, our "street critique" guest is paul larson, equities strate

studying. >> business management. >> i'm in engineering. >> and you guys were just doing this and kodak found you and now they're sponsoring this tour and it's called the bright side tour and there is a term for this now, i guess it's bright siding somebody. where else are you going? you're here in washington and in new orleans. how was atlanta? >> it was great. we went to olympic park and it was great. >> has anybody said -- you haven't been to new york city. >> we were. we were on good morning america. we did get to compliment time square and now we're going back. >> is it better in some places than others, like the south more receptive or do you find people are people? >> everybody is pretty receptive everywhere. they hear it and they kind of turn around and they read the sign and they they crack a smile. >> but has anyone said to you, just shut up? >> no. not on this tour. this tour has been so much fun and there hasn't been an -- one person who said go away, why are you out here, what are you doing. that has not happened. we've had an amazing time in every city. >> you're in philly

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but while kodak everybody on nine month highs for the nasdaq 100 as it continues to climb higher to up the course of 2009 is up about 27 and 1/2 percent if. if this is a been a nice relentless rise in the face of a lot of difficult economic canoeists but fundamentalists has been restored and pointed out earlier from a book of both for the earnings news will cost the company's test and costed. or what is more if tech earnings would apple are rest of us take a look at the nasdaq 100 to iraq. if again climbing higher higher than that you highs really hope for about 37 votes a share to the accused is imported from the tatoos help but make clothes put was a pretty significant development. there is positively now trying to break out but again like your caller which we were talking about fair but is taking notes here and the trust in the mid '30's may rise to $40 a share and i think we took a look back when the nasdaq in rest of the market fell off the shelves in september it cost f 40 before it fell down. let's take a look guess some of the components that are pretty big drivers for the nasd

you remember kodak, right? >> oh, yeah, george fischer and the -- >> the nonprice cut rebate thing that we had that we got in trouble for? >> boy, that was a long time ago? >> it was. he said -- they want to lead the records at gm after that, mark? >> quite a career. >> one of the tales i've heard about. >> yeah. >> yes. >> all right, thank you, joe. >>> up next, rlj's company founder bob johnson. joining us in the national urban league conference in chicago. >> going to talk about widening unemployment gaps. the need for entrepreneurship and what defines recovery? we'll be back. >>> we're back. the national urban league kicking off in congress today. the amount of downturn is affecting the number of people turning to it. joining us live from the conference, bob johnson, founder of rlj companies and a cnbc contributor. good morning, sir. can you give us the headlines for the studies? >> i think before i do that, i am going to give a plug in a venture i'm involved in in new york city. going to bring the best cas

eastman kodak is a short squeeze, it was 15% short interest, and those guys are sweating. >> kodak notin the top 1000 anymore. >> that's amazing. >> i've got stats on where it is. by market cap 780 million, it's actually fifth in the s&p 500. >> not exactly -- >> ha-ha-ha. >> you are good. >>> weighing on the markets lately as you know, is this overshadowing earnings? those reports to come out later this week. let's gather our task force. chief executive officer of riley management, and senior vice president, and if i read you two carefully enough, i think ned, you're a little more hopeful on these earnings reports than you are, john. why are you hopeful of what we're going to hear over the next few weeks? >> i'm not saying the earnings themselves are going to be great, but i think the results are going to beat the expectations of the street. 67% of the companies actually beat the analysts estimates. i think the analysts are in this conservative mode underestima underestimating and hoping the companies will produce better results. i think the economy is the focal issue right now, and c

kodak said it would give you an are before the summer?dak is a company that likes to build relationships through the power of photography and video, so they made this. and video, so they made this. we have been out there in the rain, this note. rick: you look great. i like those black shorts and that search -- shirt. nice job. today's medical school students are tomorrow's's doctors. what do these guys think over the debate about reform? we will talk to these very bright men and women and ask them when become right back. rick: everybody has an opinion on health care reform in this country, but one group we have not heard a lot from our future doctors. we ask them what they think about it. we're live at emory university with more of young future doctors. good to see you. >> were better than at one of the top medical schools. we're talking about primary- care. you're from a small town and tennessee, and you want to be a country doctor, but it will not happen. why not? >> the current system makes it challenging to be primary care when you sp

eastman kodak is reporting, international paper and mastercard. walt disney will be the highlight after the closing bell along with genworth and metlife. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," will stimulus spending at home and abroad pump up demand for cars and electronics in the second half? >> plus, the sales of wii have started to lose some punch. >>> i'm christine tan. in asia, sony posted a smaller than expected loss in the first quarter and said it is aiming to beat its full year forecast. >>> and i'm ross westgate. in europe, it's a big day for earnings with shell, bp all weighing in. >> i'm bertha coombs. investors brace for earnings of exxon mobil, disney and another treasury auction. >> the ftse cnbc 300 has been ticking higher, just up 0.4% at the moments. the ftse 100 is firmer on the back of the news. basf, we just spoke to the cfo a while ago and it's a droog on the xetra dax. bmw was a drag on the market, as well, saying it's very difficult to make a forecast for the full year. on the currency markets, this plays out, dollar/yen in

she has a great kodak face. [applause] this is the mother of our four beautiful children and my wife. thank you. and my 96 year old father is here to why write about in the book and you will get a kick out of them if you think i am a wild child i am a chip off of the old block. thank you very much and i do appreciate it. thank you for coming. >> pat hickey was a leader of the unification movement from 1973 through 1992 for the next 10 years he was a political reporter and columnist at several media outlets in nevada. he also served two years in that nevada state assembly eighth. for more information visit tahoeboy.net. >> the publishing imprint 12 publishes 12 books per year. publicity director at 12 what is some of the books you have coming out and later 2009? >> this summer we're publishing the waxman report in july. it is a look at the landmark legislation the congressmen has been involved with with tobacco, clean air, nutritional labels and he explains how coalitions are built on how you collect votes and of

exxon mobile, waste management and eastman kodak are among companies that saw a fall in profit. the labor department reports new jobless claims rose more than expected to 584,000 while continuing claims dropped. >>> a number of states are having a hard time making ends meet. that includes maryland. it's looking at a budget shortfall of $780 million. governor martin o'malley joins with us a look at the state of the state and where the cuts will come from. >> we are going to feel the pain. the first round of cuts, $280 million. the second roundabout $400 million. we have to look at everything that our state government does. judge as every family is hurting, we have to be mindful that we cannot undermine that safety net that so many families through no fault of their own has to turn to when someone in the family becomes unemployed in that's times. >> governor o'malley said k through 12 education will not face cuts but it's possible more state workers will face another round of unpaid leave known as furloughs. >>> get ready for a possible tax hike in the district. d.c. council tenta

you next wednesday, 8/7 central when they fight for your votes in our grand finale at hollywood's kodak theater. thanks to our judges. thanks to everybody here in the studio. but most of all, thanks to you for watching and of course voting for your favorites. thank you so much. stay tuned for your local news. i'm cat deeley. good night. >> this is not a summit guys. >> beer, politics, and race in the rose garden. what a police sergeant had to say after a very unusual white house meeting. >> the swine flu strikes in downtown baltimore. who were the people affected? >> i am tracking heavy rain in the midwest headed our way. when it could hit your neighborhood in the sky watch forecast. >> and an hush with a very powerful high. why there is a n new push to ban it in this state. >> live in high definition from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. jennifer gilbert is off tonight. first this evening, after the sweltering heat of a day, there will be some dangerous weather going into the weekend. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a first loo

kodak is s. a company that likes to promote smiles.ent from new orleans to new york city and to nine different places and we will be in rochester next week. brian: i sawed video on your web site what is the web site. >> bright side.com. i feel sorry for these guys going to philadelphia. steve: city of love. brian: did you find the love. >> every place we stopped. everyone has been so welcoming and nice. philly i wore my cubs jersey all day. brian: how do you become compliment guys? what's your goal. >> we want to promote smiles and people be happy. on our college campus people are posting fliers all over the ground because people look like zom business. they walk around and stare at the ground. we wanted to go out there and shake things up. we wanted people to have a good day. steve: that's why we featured you on "fox & friends." before you go. we have got a big studio full. they are going to go person to person as you can give them a compliment. look at that guy right there. >> excellent camera work. >> love those shoe. >> i like your

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let's start with kodak. it's down 10%. >>> they had a ridiculously terrible quarter. the ceo was just in the wall street journal saying if business improves, liquidity will be fine. if i could pitch, i'd play for the yankees. this has become a free option, but one i'm not going to buy. >> did you watch our father's day special? on our father's day special, timmy gave you the stocks. that was your father's day present. today was the day to save profits. there was a price gap between 6.47. stock ran into the gap, 6.82. close below the gap, you get out. and here's your consumer markets consumer play. latin america, 30% of the field. stocks are growing outside the united states like crazy. >> david ortiz, your anonymous lawyers have identified the red sox nbc as the major league tested positive for steroids in 2003. big poppy came in '04 and '07. >> stop. this is ridiculous. this is becoming a joke. just get this list out there and let's figure out who is real. you want pure sports, williams does a football game every year, right? >> right. skz -- >> and when is the last

she has been written about [applause] she has a great kodak face. this is the mother of our four beautiful children and my wife. thank you. and my a 96 year-old father george is here and you'll get a kick out of them if you think i am a wild child i am a chip off of the old block. thank you very much i will sign your book and i do appreciate it. thank you for coming. so. and here's just a little bit of the book festival as you can see here right there on the campus. well, our next call-in guest is going to be larry willmore. he's the senior black correspondent on the daily show. and we wanted to show you a little clip from the daily show and we'll be back to take your calls. >> how much of a game changer is barack obama? we have larry wilmore of black correspondent. >> thank you [applause] unbelievable obama has not only popular here at home but around the world and it is not his rhetoric or his smile it is something a little more basic. >> in that regard my younger son is eight and he now says he would like to be black. [laughter] i am not kidding.

and then all of the kodaks and pocket cameras, pieces of junk, but when you put it together, it's anresting assemble. these are flash cubes. kids, ask your parents what flash cubes are about. you don't see those any more. this old dodge was put together by blank, he has a book called art cars. the artist himself. the nigh near. thank you for coming to artscape. it took you a while to collect it and put it together. but it starts with the inspiration and that came to you. >> in a dream. i still can't believe it and i'm looking forward to the next dream. it was like beyond anything. come on, covering a car with cameras and driving around and taking pictures of people. >> a lot of great art. it's in the concept. once you have the concept the road was clear. >> i agree. it took two years to do it. >> reporter: a true artist follows through on the inspiration. >> i didn't know how to do it, i had no idea how to do this. i have to grab something here. i want to show everybody something cool. it has many functions and features. explain what we see here. >> these are the imagines i've been t

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lastly, you've got to look at kodak, ek, that little stock is now a small cap in the russell 2,000.est performer in the s&p 500 today with a 15% short interest. erin, back to you. >> thank you, mr. nesto. >>> the small cap growth fund has been on a roll. look at a year to date, up more than 20%. price target of five-star rating and analyst pick in the small cap growth catory. keep in mind, compare it which is up, what, 1, 1 1/2. shows you the magnitude. join us to tell us how he's ininteresting right now is jeff cardin, portfolio manager of the small cap fund. he's been manager of the fund since 1986 tfrks kr 861986. he has been there all along. jeff, appreciate you taking the team. yun thing you said you focused on is 3/4 of the companies in your fund have no debt on their balance sheet. usually, maybe it's just a little bit of insanity that took over the whole country. people think you have to have debt in order to finance your growth. these companies are also growing, right? >> that's right. the thing that's interesting about the investing in small caps is you can buy companies t

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kodak is a company that likes to build relationships through photography and video.y're allowing us to reach an audience that is nearly exupon sheen anyon-- exponential. you can check it out at right side tour.com. can has all the bloggs and videos from last week. philadelphia tomorrow, baltimore today and new york city for five days. >> where are you going to be in baltimore? people are going to want this. we need compliments at baltimore. >> we're going to be at the pier in front of the aquarium. >> a major spot. >> meteorologist steve fertig is going to be complimented. i wish i could have that good of a hair day and your purple shirt, it's just working for. you are the definitely one of the best camera men i have ever seen. you are working hard, my friend, i can tell. >> what about the news cast as well. you had a chance to watch if the lobby. >> very well done, professional. >> you have an excellent smile. >> you don't have -- you can come back anytime. you don't have to leave. you can be here all day long giving the compliments. >> high 5. >>> nothing is going

. >> they have at the kodak theater where they have academy awards.out as many movie stars. >> red carpet? >> interviews and all of that. so phelps won male athlete of the year. he knocked off defending champ, tiger woods. this year, he beat out kobe bryant, lebron james and nascar driver, jimmy johnson. kobe is not used to losing. he has another trophy to go with his 14 gold medals. the reason tiger wasn't there was because he teed off this morning at the british open. he has not won a major in over a year. everybody thought he might be pulling this one off. he is really struggling. he finished one over, six shots from the lead. although, it is still early. this is i've ever heard since "i didn't inhale." french tennis player says the reason he tested positive for cocaine is because he actually ingested it after kissing a woman in a nightclub. and tennis officials bought it. so gasquet has been cleared to play after a the mandatory one-month suspension. and speaking of the french, british cycle list mark cavendish woke to read in a french newspaper t