when a giant corporation like kodak sends its high-priced lobbyist to see you, you listen, because kodak is it is last manufacturer of film left in the united states and the single biggest employer in rochester, new york. yes, kodak's lobbyists are trying to protect corporate profits, but they are also trying to protect american jobs and save rochester from becoming a ghost town. only the most zealous marxist could fail to see the honor in ha lobbying campaign. good lobbyists tell you something you don't know, like why teaches hospitals need more money for doctor training. they then tell you what they think you should do about it, how to pay for it, and most important, who opposes it and why. they know their opposition already lobbying you too, so they don't say anything that can be proved wrong in your next meeting, and they dom promise their clients that they will always get what they want. there are not enough congressional staffers to keep track of the hundreds of thousands of complex issues under federal jurisdiction. good government needs good lobbyists. our defense against the tox

the way we access them will defer, but to thousand years ago, people probably said, when the kodak book came out, they said what was wrong with scrawls, they were great. why do we have new technology? we got along without that and we can get along without printed books but i think they will be around for a while because we like them. we are drawn to them. i know everybody who has a blog, everyone committed to the internet, they all want to have a book. having a blog is enough to having up published book. >> in your entire career, your book review, being at the post book world which folded into the rest of the washington post, only the new york times stands alone. >> that is true. >> where will people discuss books in the future? is it in the blog or on the net? >> that is a good question and a problematic one. as newspaper book sections gave a kind of common meeting place for people interested in the life of the culture and books in general. everybody read the same book sections, whereas with the internet everyone goes to different logs, there was a lot less of a common ground, so that

should we fret that kodak goes higher or cvs has come back and joined the double-digit party? what about the hold builders that are losing money? are they making us complacent? 44% of the mortgages are under water? way more than the 14 million homes bought when we thought it had been can cordened off? isn't it perilous for hartford to be up so mu

jim: the kodak challenge, that was a good one. steve marino. you wonder if that putt had dropped instead of lipping out, that seemed to just kind of desty his confidence. talking about our year in golf, nick, last night we gathered our whole crew together. just such a memorable evening. as they always are. we sit back to review all of our highlights and even a few of our low lights this year. bob welsh was given our award for excellence in technical achievement. did you enjoy this go around here? nick: end of the third season. it's been a great year. tiger setting himself up so well for every major. four winners that you would just never have picked in a million years. jim: the amazing thing is how he won right before every major but never won the major that followed. nick: yeah. these poor guys have come in shell-shocked after a tough day at the office. jim: heath slocum giving it his all last week. had a high score the first round. shot a 66 the second day trying to save the season. missed the cut. there is a bogey for marino. and then he had

kodak with a 44% move. interestingly, all these are earnings stories except kodak. what's going on there? we'll have to keep an eye on that one. mbia is the only stock that can say we are positive. i don't know how, but it is. on the wipeout side, check it out -- metro pcs down 26%, penn power and light. dean foods, and e*trade is famous for another thing. it's the lowest priced stock, at 1.38 a share, the 15th smallest, which surprised me. lastly some stealth movers that aren't necessarily in the s&p 500. brunswick another big push forward. louisiana-pacific we saw a lot of the commodities and paper stocks doing very very well. i did a story on domtar, a paper company out of canada. in the nasdaq 100, foster wheel ir, and the loser goes to brinker. no relation, i believe, to our previous guest. >> all right. matt, thanks so much. now, let's head over to the nasdaq side, where melissa lee has a preview of what's coming up on "fast money." >> certainly a nice rally on our hands. we'll hit the charges. a little chartology action. also one half of the kay schiler index

people coming in saying digital but the guys for kodak saying film sells really well. naturals come rushing in, take the market share and not be there at the foreproperty of this, they are pushing money in with the bioherb side, a mosquito repellent made from wild tomatoes, water-conserving mulches that have the surfactant technology, taking a broad approach to -- >> how did you learn all this stuff? >> i went and talked with the ceo. i'm trying to make my high school biology teacher proud. >> is it going to work seriously? >> if i were watching the stock as an investor, i would watch to see how much advertising and marketing muscle scott is really going to put behind these products, if they don't, right, and sort of let it out there, dribble away, then it is not going to drive that category. the other hand, put this muscle behind it, it could fundamentally change this industry. >> he love advertising, good for us here at cnbc. thanks so much, wendy bounds. >>> so there have been conflicting reports so far this morning, does the world's worst financial fraudster have c

a poll by kodak lens vision center found men spend an avrage of 43 minutes a day staring at women.adies, we spend just 20 minutes a day checking out the guys. mothers men -- most men like to stair at women in supermarkets, bars and nightclubs. >>> number three good news for families with children who have autism. the advocacy group autism speaks has launched a nationwide campaign calling on congress to get insurance covers to governor autism therapies. -- to cover autism therapies. >>> maryland's governor wants you to log on to the website and state ideas on ways you think the state can save money. maryland is facing a $700 million budget shortfall. >>> number one tonight d.c. and maryland may have canceled their tax free shopping holidays but virginia didn't. from friday through sunday you can buy certain school supplies under 20 bucks and clothing and shoes under $100 all tax free. you can check out all of tonight's top five on myfoxdc.com. just click on web links. >> thank you. >>> did you see it? a baseball brawl on the field injuring someone in the stands. a minor league pitch

. >> reporter: it was a kodak moment -- the best time, and the man who made it possible -- >> when we president bill clinton. >> a rescuing angel who back for the other kodak moment with the man some call the devil and brought two americans home safely. not only that, but some are saying mr. clinton's visit may also pave the way to a nuclear-free north korea. it wasn't long before the hillary question came up. >> now, where is hillary? the real secretary of state is in kenya. why go to kenya unless you've been ordered to go over there and kiss obama's grandfather's grave. is north korea too important to send the girl? >> reporter: hillary clinton, america's secretary of state is in africa on a diplomacy mission, important, yes. but as "the new york times" columnist marine dowd writes, mr. clinton's mission trumps her. as mill larry muscles her way back in to the spotlight, she was blown off the radar screen again by an even more powerful envoy -- the one she lives with. the overshadowing question comes after concerns just last month that president obama was overshadowing secretary cli

the least expensive ink is from kodak.$10 for black and $15 for color but bulk something is kids are involved in and the option is the picture kodak kiosks. about 100,000 out there. a misconception is that you bring your camera and media card and stick it into the media machine and you turn out within 10-15 minutes a picture book that can assist you in putting together calendars. so just an option. >> but if you're printing at home, if you're printing in bulk, go for the cheap ink. >> that's what it's all about. >> and storage. very important. one thing you don't want to get from your child is a call that the computer collapsed. and this thing holds between 260gb upwards of 460 gigs. and that's about 6 laptops worth of contents. >> and how much does this cost? >> $99. very then. you have the option of the docking station. >> but what is he cool factor? >> music skin has put together a promo and there is taylor swift, steve, your favorite. >> i'll take that over your favorite, madonna right here. >> hey. she's not so bad. s

should we fret that kodak goes higher or cvs has come back and joined the double-digit party? what about the hold builders that are losing money? are they making us complacent? 44% of the mortgages are under water? way more than the 14 million homes bought when we thought it had been can cordened off? isn't it perilous for hartford to be up so much?

it was a kodak moment. the best kind.the man who made it possible -- >> when we walked in through the doors, we saw standing before us president bill clinton. >> reporter: a rescuing angel who sat for the other kodak moment with a man some call the devil and brought two americans home safely. not only that, but some are saying mr. clinton's visit may also pave the way to a nuclear-free north korea. it wasn't long before the hillary question came up. >> now, where is hillary? the real secretary of state is in kenya. why go to kenya? unless you've been ordered there to go over and kiss obama's grandfather's grave. his north korea too important to send the girl? >> reporter: hillary clinton, america's secretary of state, is in africa on a diplomacy mission, important, yes. but as "the new york times" columnist maureen dodd writes, mr. clinton's mission trumps hers. just as hillary muscled her way back into the spotlight, she was blown off the radar screen again by an even more powerful envoy, the one she lives with. the over

and everywhere you turn, flowers, music and kodak moments. >> it's considered one of the most peacefultiful places to live in canada, you know, idyllic and crime free. >> rebecca should know. she grew up here. has come to know also a harsher memory,

and kodak has given us an amazing opportunity to travel to these ten cities we never thought imaginable joke about coming to times square and giving compliments. >> can't it be a little creepy, an encounter with a woman, a couple of gays complimenting about a woman's appearance? >> we don't necessarily always comment somebody on their appearance it could be a backpack, a smile. and it is not always women. you know, we conlimit everybody equally. >> i would say we compliment more guys than we do girl at purdue. >> how many girl numbers did you get? how many? >> zero. >> zero? all right. >> i thought they would have done better. >> sorry to disappoint. >> junior in college and -- all right. all right. >> we will let you compliment us offcamera. before we go off, see if we can find anything. >> thanks for joining us. enjoy your time. >> no nice to talk to you guys. >>> simple ways to save big when you travel, right after these messages. i could use some of this information. increased my chance of a heart attack. i should've done something. now, i trust my heart to lipitor. when diet and ex

by the time newly born cubs as well as kodaks take this market down 3% for a whole host of good reasonsthe reasons get rebutted one by one and the bears are left questioning everything, including exactly what they are known to do in the woods. consider why we sold off. let's take them down! reason number one, the obliterated consumer, who has stopped spending, as we know from those nasty july retail sales. therefore, no

it was almost like when you tune into "kodak" to see what he was up to this week.nd ed bradley, and they -- and what they were up to that week. of course, he was the executive producer and creator of the show, and it became the most popular television show. it stayed there for years and years. he created all of that. for more than indicated was in the top 10. at one point, it was battling cheers for the top -- "cheers" for the top show. he had gone with my father to attend the people's choice awards. they were on their way back to new york and my father was reaching down to get something and he suddenly passed out and fell on the floor. don hewitt's immediate reaction was, now we will never catch "cheers." [laughter] jane: chris wallace, thank you. you talk about the success of " 60 minutes" and even this weekend there were some reports about how well the show did. incredible. the legendary creator of "60 minutes" don hewitt dead this morning. wwww has progress taken us to a better place? i'd say it's taken us for a ride. honestly, what thanks do we owe progress? w

. >> take a look at the kodak stock mostly in the options markets.we have been seeing four times of the daily volume changing hands. focused on the call options and 13,000 contracts traded in early afternoon. 57% on the options flow was bullish. >> by mere coincidence, annie leibowitz, arguably one of the most famous in all time. the pregnant demi moore and we will show you her latest look from mad men, the cover of michael jackson on the cover. that's for the upcoming "vanity fair". she continues. she is at "vanity fair" still and continues to pull down a-figure salary and word is she is in debt to the tune of $24 million and at risk of losing rights to her portfolio. how did she get into this in the first place. joining us with eileen with art news. good to see you. she is so talent and yet so indebt. what happened? >> in the last five years, she told a studio that ran up huge debts and bought two town houses with extensive renovation and got sued by a neighbor and had to buy a third town house. he added two children to her family and her mother, f

. >>> a kodak moment for former president bill clinton one day after securing the release of americant held in north korea, he'll be back home in new york today. the former president and leading drug manufacturers will make an announcement in haralism about hiv and aids. we'll keep you posted on that

a little tiny kodak. this is a stock in the s&p 500.large cap index and migrated to the russell 2,000. it's the third smallest player and under a lot of pressure. the buy from neutral and they think it's headed to 14 and star wood as well as marriott getting a bid. dow saying there was a lot of put action in stoor wood with a big move at about 25%. watch the hotel stocks. >> they are on the move. we will cap off a week of "power lunch" with a few empty calories. >> you won't believe who is coming out with a new clothing line. you won't believe it. stick around. we will be back. announcer: some people buy a car based on the deal they get. - others buy the car of their dreams. - ( beeps ) during the lexus golden opportunity sales event, you can do both. it's an opportunity today. it's a lexus forever. special lease offers now available on the 2009 es 350. >>> markets took off and never looked back. up by almost 20 points. 1, issue 016. his hunch was the s&p would go to 1015 today. >> wow. he is right on the money. >> he did not pay me to

eastman kodak is the biggest percentage winner on the s&p 500.me depot is leading the dow. garmin leading the nasdaq. >> the dylan line there, how does it feel to be young with no direction home. the no direction home gps. >> that should be his slogan. >> good line. thank you for sending that. just when you thought that author, actress, model, tv host padma couldn't get any busier, she's expanded her empire launching a new jewelry line called, what else, padma. there's jewelry in that photograph somewhere. trust us on that. she's also the host of course of tv's top chef on our sister channel bravo temperature thank you for joining us. cue the burger king commercial. did you enjoy that burgers as much as you seemed or are you that good an actress? >> well, i hope i'm a good actress, but i did enjoy it. i actually wrote about the karl jr. bacon western burger because it was an iconic part of my owned a leow adoslecn event ce. we would ge always after school. so there is an essay in my last book called in praise of bacon and i talk about a lot of th

. >> clayton: the flip-hd, handheld video camera and easy on the go but kodak released their versioniting for this, there was no rival for it and you saw me shooting video. >> alisyn: i didn't know what you were doing, it disturbed me. >> dave: stalking. >> clayton: full high-definition video, 1080-p and flip out the usb port on the side and my mon -- flip it out on the side and the usb port pops out and plug it into the side of your camera and any video you shoot goes into the hard drive. >> dave: and you can go right onto youtube youtube, straight from your camera. >> clayton: and five mega pixel photos, still photos and a mike input and you can wear a microphone and wear the cord toufr a to you and the flip doesn't have that. >> alisyn: and the kindle, what is new. >> clayton: the kindle-2 which i use and need and bought a few weeks ago and read normal books on that and this is the kindle-dx released for college kids, specifically designed for that. and here it is. and, you can see how much bigger it is, designed more for textbooks and college kids can be able to use it and put th

also on the debt t the kodak we have the weather stations of this is the weather mask with three different temperature sensors also at the top is a wind telltale which is of low-tech. we take pictures on it and based on a deflection and t direction is bei deflected we can determine marcion will wind and the direction it is blowing and we also have a radar on board ich is the first time we've flown to mars to land. this is a laser ranging experiment whe youend out a pulse of light and you account for ho long it takes for the light to come back so you g ranging information on that, and based on the intenty that comes back to you you can make some inferences about what the light actually hit. then underneath the lander you can't see we had a dissent imager called marty and coupled with marty was a microphone so that was the year for the mission. unfortunately for marty it was one of the original 2001 serving your hardware and they fnd out late in the game actually while we were cruising to mar that markey could interfere during the entry desntnd landing phases of the mission which is critical

then you have a printer with some inexpensive -- kodak makes the cheapest printer ink out there.lors. my favorite desk. >> check this out. opens up, you've got workspace and laptop space all in one. >> where's the work space? >> workspace goes back on top. laptop inside. >> thank you so much. coming up exn what your favorite drink is doing to your waistline. >> tell me about it. (announcer) now skating...jim perdue. there's no skating around the fact that my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts are perfec each piece come individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and easily store what you don't. and they're perfectly sized to cook quickly and evenly in only 10 minutes. it's the perfect answer to your dinner routine. (announcer) perdue perfect portions. also in a variety of all natural seasonings. >>> with the summertime comes many tempting thirst quenchers from soda to smoothies to sangria. >> but what are those doing your diet? madelyn fernstrom is here to break it all down with a quiz. >> we love our quizzes. >> love it. >> how are you? >> today we're going to