kodak claims the iphone and the blackberry infringe on one of its digital imaging patents. apple and rim won an earlier ruling but tonight the full panel says it will review kodak's case. e.k. shares have had a tough year, losing almost half their value from a year ago. it was up 8% today and jumped as much as 20% after the close as the market sees tonight's decision to hear kodak's case as a good sign. rim shares were a big drag on the market falling 11% on its disappointing quarterly guidance we reported last night. this is the past 180 sessions with the stock at its lowest price since november. apple did win a round in a patent right with nokia. an initial ruling came down in favor of apple, saying its products do not infringe on nokia's intellectual property. shares were split today. apple up 1%. nokia down 1%. schweitzer-mauduint makes cigarette paper. the market is worried it may be shares fell hard down 8% on heavy volume. the u.s. patent office is going to take another look at a competitor's claims of infringement. one new stock hit the market this week. service sou

kodak has lost it against apple and research in motion. a federal commission says it will reexam kodak's patent infringement frames. kodak says it hopes to negotiate royalties worth $1 billion or more for its technology that is used by virtually every digital camera. >>> today workers of the general motors truck plant in louisiana are back at work. gm says the 800 workers will resume their full-time jobs after a one week layoff. company blamed a shortage of parts from japan following the earthquake and tsunami. gm says it will continue to make the gmc canyon and colorado small pickups as long as it has enough parts to do the job. >>> i know you know everything about college basketball. a lot of college brackets are busted this morning. the team no one expected to make the tournament is still in it. who is joining virginia commonwealth in this years final bowl? >>> a computer glitch leads to the cancellation of 150 alaska airline flights. the deadline now looming today for the passengers infected. >>> good morning, traffic on the upper deck

koda k kodak in patent controversy and ebay lost over 4%. netflix rose 3% on a deal to stream movies in canada. and halliburton announcing first quarter earnings could be trimmed. and home depot announcing a buyback. rose shows his thorns and the knicks and anthony and their embarrassing skid. early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >> the cool weather continues over much of the country. tuesday forecast is coming up. you are watching early "today". >>> well good morning. if you are wake iing up, this i early today. in sports, last night carmello anthony came up with his best game with the knicks. here is a look at all of your sports headlines. good morning, carmello anthony said last night's game was a must win. knicks up 3 with under ten seconds to play. 100-100 and we are off to over time. all of new york chauncey phillips and he carries the knicks to their first win in seven games. the bulls got taken out to pasture by the sixers. philly up 16 at the break. rose gets the bulls at 4:00. in for the late up sixers win 97-85. they

seats in the kodak theatre.he number of dollars they paid people to fill those sits so it looks filled even when people go to the bathroom. >> in front of a billion people you're going to do that. >> yet 37 million, that was the u.s. viewing audience meaning there would have been 963 million people in other countries up all night watching about movies they've seen in a language most don't speak. i bet melissa leo has a word for that. >> i'm shaking in my boots here. >> i'm john donvan for "nightline." >> i'm bill weir, good night, america. >>> up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> good-bye to cate blanchett and welcome home a homeless guy in a spider-man costume. >> you gave me a box of porn. >> did i? >> it was radical. >> jimmy: not on drugs. what the hell goes on when he is.

why couldn't the i build peaceful never risen kodak's why should other people be able to scull to not me it was in fact. live and now somebody was going to pay me. that night. james. let me show you how to do it. it seems lot of narrowly avoided the road rash chainsaw massacre fronts the varanus train so on festival was just about to begin. some long run. there's nothing subtle about this form of sculpture and maps suited me down to the ground and once i sliced off the bit here in the cloud starting work on freeing the statue from the tree trunk and it was long before something with a wintry feel to it began to take shape. so the cool coffee at five and hopefully you can make out a beautiful family penguin portrait here. lessons without will. with most of those who are leaving glad to put the finishing touches to a run talk to friends i headed back into the city to visit some more crossman working on a slightly larger scale. one company bigger better than the largest employer in the city the territory is boss and the product they make just about fits. in that. this is the cross produc

>> bigger an ebay, than eastman kodak, bigger margin than campbell soup. they can't throw passes like the nfl can. with the weak buyses it is an ability to get to yes. the process is more important. they're not $9 billion apart. they are apart on two regular season games, and how to divide some money off the top and injured reserve and rookie wage scale. those are not insurmountable issues. and because that is such a big public company, symbolically, both sides have some momentum to try to make a deal. >> tom: and presumably they are making progress because they are still at the table. >> yeah. now i personally couldn't talk for a 100 hours and say nothing. even though the mediators claim-- the one thing that is interesting is that nobody has leaked any details about the substance of the talks. so if i'm an investor, if i'm a deal maker, i feel pretty good about that. >> tom: i do think you probably could speak for a 100 hours. i'm not going to put you up to that challenge. 32 cities, though, are certainly probably pretty optimistic that they can get an nf

. >> reporter: it was world war ii and coover was working as a research chemist at eastman kodak when that one of the materials with which he was experimenting made everything stick together. what at first was a problem coover ultimately saw as an opportunity, one that made him one of america's famous inventors. >> the only thing between my 150 pounds and that wire will be one drop of glue. here we go. >> reporter: super glue had some gee-whiz applications for sure but coover was most proud of its use by medics in the vietnam war to quickly seal up soldiers' wounds. >> harry w. coover. >> reporter: in 2009 president obama awarded coover the national medal of technology. interestingly, coover never made much money off his invention. >> strong enough to hold this man. >> reporter: it didn't become commercially successful until after the patent ran out. harry coover on to receive 459 other patents but he was happy to be best known for what he called his most outstanding invention. >> more thick, more quick. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> thanks, harry. and thank you for

. >>> now, from the kodak theatre in hollywood, "the insider's" oscar special with lara spencer, chrislarty is on. >>> stars were all right here on hollywood's biggest night. and we also have news on charlie sheen's first televised interview since the two and a half men scandal. >>> with every moment that you didn't see, "the insider's" oscar special begins right now. ♪ >>> everybody, nicole kidman is here. can you say "the insider" is on? >> "the insider" is on. ♪

my husband worked at eastman kodak for 30 years and i was downsized 3 1/2 years ago because there's no manufacturing left here. he was out of work for all that time and has since gone back to work at a job he's much too overqualified for and is making half of what he was making at kodak. i'm ashamed that our standard of living has gone down to what it is. we own a home and we've not lived above our means. we pay our bills, we give back to our community, we live to try to save for our retirement and buy what we have to and want to support our economy. we have never worked, now all of this is jeopardized because only one income in our home and we cannot meet our bills and commitments. we now have no health insurance because we can't afford it since the unemployment ran out. the company where my husband works does not offer it because they can't afford it. i cannot believe at our age we're in this situation and going from bad to worse. i'm not looking for any handouts, carol tomasetti is saying. i want to get back and work. i have a life. i need assistance until i can finally find a job.

. >> querÍamos comentar algo, ya estuvimos en los Ángeles, en el kodak de los Ángeles. >> universal.rque es admiraciÓn las personas que se dedican a la comedia, el arte de reÍr es una de las mÁs difÍciles. >> cuÁndo se dieron cuenta como hermanos que era comedia que querÍan hacer, o era otro tipo de gÉnero que querÍan hacer. >> cuando Íbamos a dormirnos, era un chaco theo tremendo. >> viene en el chip. >> si lo deseas hacer profesionalmente te tienes que preparar. >> tienes que tomarlo en serio. >> y la verdad es que nos dimos cuenta que podÍamos vivir de esto y nos dedicamos a escribir a dirigir nuestras propias cosas. >> a pulir muchas cosas. >> lo que sucede en comedia es en serio. >> oigan improviso en. >> no, tenemos que preparar algo, y ya vas seguro. >> ustedes son cinco hermanos, todos son iguales o ustedes en especÍfico. >> somos cuatro hermanos, una mujer y germÁn. >> (risas). >> ay!. >> nadie mÁs que nosotros y tampoco de familia viene, tenemos la familia sangre ligera, mis tÍos mucha potencia. >> se les nota. >> pero nadie se dedica profesionalmente a esto. >> mis tÍas y

remember the kodak? >> i still have one. i like it. >> it allows you to take 3-d photos.rval and you can show them on your 3-d television or get them printed. >> this is the old school bike with the banana seat that we like. and the new one? >> this is an electric bike by nycewheels.com, and what's cool is you can take it -- >> great for storage, too. >> if you're someone that lives in a new york apartment, you want to have something compact. but it's also got this electric generator, electric battery. >> there are kids in college who ride their bikes everywhere, you know. >> do you want to ride it? >> no. thanks so much for asking. >> and over she goes. >> now where am i supposed to go? >> you've got a little thumb throttle here. >> do you like it? >> yeah, i do. oh, my gosh, this i like. this i like. yeah, baby. >> we have to run, omar. >> thanks, omar. >>> coming up next, heaven is for real. he recounts his amazing journey to heaven after emerging from life-saving surgery. it happened when he was just four years old. what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour