rumors kodak denies. the '80s when times were good, kodak had 60,000 employees here in rochester, new york, alone. now there are fewer than 20,000 worldwide. the downward trend has many fearful about how things at kodak will develop. >> don't panic. >> reporter: at a recent meeting hundreds of kodak retirees worried that company benefits will fade away. ina moreno was with kodak for 34 years. >> i have great concern that what i worked for and what i thought was going to be there is not going to be there. >> i ask you to be calm and be patient. >> reporter: bob hopi manages the retiree group and remains optimistic. >> other companies have been on the verge of bankruptcy and turned around. you don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: he hopes the company's renewed emphasis on areas like digital printing will help kodak stay in the picture. rehema ellis, nbc news, rochester, new york. >>> and in the near term, this next item will have as much consumer impact in american homes as peanut burt is about t

kodak quite simply was how america took pictures. they made the camera, the film, the flash cubes, developed prints for us. they made rochester new york a world class small city, but the world passed kodak by, by and large, and now they are hoping to avoid bankruptcy while wondering what their future picture looks like. our report tonight from nbc's rehema ellis. ♪ >> reporter: for decades, people turned to kodak to capture their precious moments. inventor george eastman started the company 130 years ago in rochester, new york. he put photography in the hands of amateur. from the $1 brownie camera to the instamatic. but in 2009 the last kodachrome pictures were printed as the focus turned to digital. people are now more likely to share vacation photos on facebook than the old slide carousel don draper pitched on kwo "mad men." >> reporter: and while kodak invented the camera in 1976, the company failed to keep pace with the digital revolution and competition from fuji. >> the kodak decline tells us in the new economy when you get beh

share prices fell even further in the afternoon on reports thatteseman kodak is considering filing for bankruptcy protection. a market source said investors got cold feet when the news abouteseman kodak came on top of the worries about the european credit situation. >>> chinese premier wen jiabao says his government will strive to improve people's standard of living. wen spoke on friday, the eve of the 62nd anniversary of the people's republic of china. he told communist party leaders and foreign ambassadors that he's extremely proud of the chinese government's achievements. he said the government needs to put top priority on improving the chinese people's quality of life. he said it will tackle the rising cost of living and provide affordable housing. >> translator: we must solve the practical problems that people are most concerned about. >> he also said development needs to take place at a speed that allows both quality and efficiency. he was apparently referring to the high speed railway accident in july and the subway accident in shanghai this week. the chinese community party wil

and everywhere you turn, flowers, music and kodak moments. >> it's considered one of the most peacefulbeautiful places to live in canada, you know, idyllic and crime free. >> rebecca godfrey should know. she grew up here. but has come to know a harsher reality. a memory that lurks behind victoria's picture perfect facade.

elsewhere, kodak has struck a deal that could help keep it afloat.t will reportedly receive $10 million plus royalties from imax in exchange for its laser technology. walmart could feel the effects of two tops resignations from its china operations the. and finally, in honor of national bosses day, give your boss a boost of confidence with a new survey that finds 76% of employees polled have no interest in taking their boss's job. >>> the world series matchup is set. and an upset even coaching squaring off fighting in the nfl. >>> plus, more on the tragedy that stunned the world of auto racing. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and just what the east coast needs, more rain. i'm joking. we've had enough. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, back with more now on yesterday's tragic, fatal wreck at the las vegas motor speedway. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. as we repor

kodak gets $10 million up front. and the technology will allow i- max to brighten and expand the big screen movies. it appears real steel beat off the challenge from the remake of footloose. the numbers are so close that the rankings could switch for the weekend's tally. >>> ask any woman and she'll tell that you every pregnancy is different. and megan pringle has been working from home checking in with us every monday, wednesday and friday and joins us via skype with the latest and what she's experiencing. and you told me that you were falling apart. that is not true. >> reporter: it might be a little dramatic. but i will tell you, and you know this, because you've experienced a lot of this pregnancy by sitting beside me for a long time. i've had a great pregnancy. i felt wonderful through the it till recently what is a shame and now i'm complaining a lot and most of it has to do with being uncomfortable and you get a lot of aches and pains in the third trimester. that is very common. there is good news with this. a

late today kodak said it has no intention of filing for bankruptcy. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: near wall street, hundreds of protestors have descended on a nearby plaza. the mood there very anti-wall street and corporate america. demonstrators have been protesting for two weeks. they say they want change. but in what is the question? jeanne yurman visited the protest to find some answers. >> reporter: they've been camping out for weeks now, just blocks away from the new york stock exchange. the group is called "occupy wall street." it's a mixed crowd. union workers, people out of work, young, old and lots of college students. their grievances? >> inequality and oppression. >> corporate greed. >> i'm upset that people think that corporate welfare is more valid than regular welfare. >> reporter: they have no clear leader. not even a singular website. but one protestor says there is a common theme to start a national dialogue for change. >> it's creating basically this anchor point, which creates a pinwheel of conversation and it starte

kodak has struck a deal that could help keep it afloat.ging pioneer will reportedly receive $10 million from imax in exchange for its laser projection technology. wal-mart could feel the effects of two top-tier resignations from its china operations. and wireless phone customers will begin receiving real-time alerts next year if they're about to the go over their monthly voice, data, or text message limits. finally, in honor of national boss' day, give your boss a boost of confidence with a new survey that sounds 76% of employees have no interest in taking their boss' job. >>> coaches squaring off fighting in the nfl. plus, more on the tragedy that has stunned the world of auto racing. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look." [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. it's 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3%

kodak hired a lawyer to help the company restructure but says bankruptcy is not on the table.ling to transition from film to digital technology and has posted only one year in the black since 2005. >>> and take a look at this photo right here. a small plane crashed into a ferris wheel at a fair in australia. you can see the plane just tangled in the middle there. it took crews about an hour to rescue four people including two kids at the ride. the pilot tells an australia television station he simply didn't see the ferris wheel. >>> funeral services for troy davis took place today in savannah. the georgia inmate was executed last week for the 1989 slaying of an off duty police officer. amnesty international is urging supporters to observe today as a day of remembrance. >>> and now overseas to italy. it's likely amanda knox is mentally rehearsing her words very carefully this weekend. she's appealing her 2009 conviction for the death of her former roommate in italy and expected to make a personal plea for her freedom when she addresses the court on monday. paula newton is cover

. >> shares of eastland kodak. after a disputed report.report sent the stock down about 50% on friday. kodak released a statement, saying it has no intention of filing for bankruptcy. kodak has struggled to adapt to the age of digital imagery and hasn't posted a profit in seven years. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> after decades on the air, a beloved journalist signs off in a way only he could. >> i don't say this often, but thank you. although, if you do see me in a restaurant, please, just let me eat my dinner. [ laughter ] >> last night's "60 minutes" broadcast ended with andy rooney's final weekly essay. although he is giving up his weekly spot, you may see him from time to time. you can still see 60 minutes here on wjz. >>> coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. amanda knox is free. our live, complete coverage of the breaking news from italy continues. >>> jailhouse video. a judge releases sealed tapes of casey anthony, too inflammatory to sh

temporary tax holiday is part of a campaign supported by companies like apple, google, pfizer and kodakg-e c-e-o, jeff immelt, also supportt the idea."i phink people sit and say, look we've gotta trillion dollars of cash overseaa. what posssble gooddcan that do us?? not behind it is billionaire a - businessman warren buffet. he told c-n-n'' poppy harlow this..."there's aacertain irony involvee here because if you let them repatriate money at a very loo rate, what's their incentive? thhir incentive is to keep making money ovee there at very low rates, hinking they'll get it back here without paying much tax."the idea is one that's been tried before."we tried the same kind of repatriation holidaa ii 2004. firmm brought home a lot of money, but they &pdidn't do much additional investment. instead, tey aid larger dividends to their stock holders, hey bought back stock tooboost their do much new investment."both a conservative think tankkand a out agreeing on one thing, that they don't support this idea. they say it didn't produce domestic investment sii years ago. but-lobbyists behind the t

kodak gets $10 million upfront from imax to brighten and expand its big screen movies. "reel steel" beat off the challenge from "footloose" at the box office. but the tally was very close. >>> 6:18 now. 2000 people joined me at a walk for parkinson's disease entered at nationals ballpark. it was the first year for this. it raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. lots of awareness as well about partparkinson's disease. we were fortunate because the sun was shining and was perfect for being outside and walking. >> a good day and a good time. >> we were thankful for that. >>> it's that time of year where it's all or nothing. it's the perfect or very windy with areas of rain and drizzle we had been experiencing. on a weekend there was sunshine and comfortable temperatures. that will continue today and tomorrow in the mid 70's. big changes by the middle of the week. first, a cold front this morning. 50 degrees in cumberland. 65 in lexington park. culpeper, 61 along with the district, 55 in frederick. changing temperatures this morning. here's a look get the cold front movin

kodak denies the rumors. internet giant alley baba says he is interested in buying yahoo. right now yahoo's stock is 5 1/2% higher on this news. they have no comment on the report, but they will hold a press conference today in new york. >>> still ahead, the top five must have apps that you need now. it's 28 minutes after the hour. "american morning" is back after the break. [ marge ] psst. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge br

the reason was the invention of the kodak camera. "new york times" wrote about the fiendish kodakers who put it on the newspaper. technology brings change. change brings fear. the internet is a huge technological change. we should worry about what is going on. if that's all we do we will miss the benefits of what could go right. >> how much should we be putting out there? >> that's your decision to make. everything? no. never tell you what i had for breakfast because it doesn't matter. when people do share things on-line, good comes out of that. searches on twitter -- searches on google about the flu reveal how fast the flu was going. the mood of people in twitter has been shown to be accurate in predicting the ups and downs of the dow jones. occupy wall street, these are examples of people using twitter and publicness as a way to disbater together around a cause. these are powerful forces. >> i would tell you i was reading your blog and following you because you are somebody. you also teach journalism. you are part of the old school

. >>> investors are watching shares of eastman kodak. the stock plunged on friday in fears the photography company may go bankrupt. kodak is the only one suffering from the soft economy. the friendly's restaurant chain is preparing for a possible chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and potential sale. friendly employs 10,000 people and operates more than 500 restaurants. >>> fannie mae ande mack are two of the biggest contributors to local charities but they'll probably end their philanthropy in the next few years. "the washington post" reports the spending cuts could mean fewer homes for foster care kids and fewer beds for the homeless. the reason why yet again, the weak economy. tough situation there. >> always tough. what do you have coming up for us in the next half hour? >> all of our budgets are a little tight. we're spending a little luxury. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks, jess. >> it is almost decision time for new jersey governor chris christie to decide whether or not he's going to run for governor. both maryland and virgi

watch kodak, which plummeted 54% friday on bankruptcy rumors. >>> finally, new york city's rat island is basically a pile of rocks that once housed typhoid patients. nevertheless, rat island sold at auction friday for $160,000. >>> the jets crash, the packers fry and albert caps a cardinal comeback. plus, a good friend does bad things to tony romo and his cowboys. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and we're off to a great start to october. middle of the country in the southeast,ust new england, we need to get you some sunshine. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, remember all those preseason predictions about the new york jets going to the super bowl? well, last night the baltimore ravens took the wind out of those sails. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the last time rex ryan was in baltimore, he was the raven defensive coordinator. last night, the jets leader trying to stick it to his old team, but i

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eastman-kodak is getting much-needed cash by licenses some o his patents to imax.t will allow imax to brighten and expand big strecreen movies. >>> it will be a photo finish at the box office. it looks like "real steel" has an edge over "footloose." as of sunday, real steel at $16.3 million, and the remake at $16.2. >>> when we come back, why lady gaga says she had a marilyn monroe moment. >>> and why this cheer leader's routine ended up all wet. it starts off as a gel... transforms into a foam and actually surrounds your teeth. it gets into all those nooks and crannies. dentists recommend pronamel. pronamel iso-active re-hardens the enamel that's been softened by acid you're consuming. acid doesn't just affect our front or back teeth but the whole tooth. pronamel iso-active helps protect against the effects of acid erosion. pronamel iso-active helps protect against ♪ ♪ introducing hershey's air delight. experience new light and airy, melty bubbles. made from pure, delicious hershey's milk chocolate. new hershey's air delight. >>> a terrifying scene in central amer

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this temporary tax holiday if it is part of a campaign supported by companies like apple, and google, kodaknd pfizer. >> i think that people say, we have a trillion dollars in cash overseas. what possible good can that do us? >>reporter: one voice and not behind it is a billionaire businessman warren buffett. he told cnn this. >> there is a certain irony involved. if you let them repatriate money at a lower rate, what is their incentive? to keep making money over there at a lower rate thinking it will get back year without paying much tax. >>reporter: the idea has been tried before. >> we tried this repatriation holiday in 2004. they brought back a lot of money but did not do a lot of investment. they bought back stock to boost their stock prices but they did not do much for new investments. both sides agree on one thing, they do not support this idea. it did not produce domestic investment six years ago. lobbyists are encouraged that they're getting or 4 for both republicans and democrats and at a similar bill is being considered in the house. mary snow, cnn. kimberly i will tell you about

kodak is now selling just 78 cents per share. >> and when we come back tonight a new milestone in then terrorism. and an american born al yaed leader is the targist a u.s. military assassination. >> michael finney steps in for a woman forced to pay twice for a family vacation. >> and the buffet rule. why warren above jay taking issue was with a tax the rich proposal that he inspired. stay with us. çÑoñqÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjh >>> good evening, again. a significant development in the war on terrorism. an american born al yaed leader has been killed in a missile strike inem glenn a come wind cia-us military operation. mark matthews is here with reaction to this. >> counter terrorism officials called him a major threat. a u.s. citizen born and educated here with a talent for recruiting terrorists over the internet. u.s. intelligence officials say he was one of the world's top terrorist recruiters and a leader in yemen, killed in a drone air strike after what is being called a successful sharing operation between the u.s. and yemen. >> this is further proof al yaed and affiliates will find no save

. >>> kodak will now license thousands of its laser projection patterns to u max.y have struggled as they shifted to digital cameras. the multi-million dollar deal helps on pixar screens. >>> time now 5:51, s.w.a.t. team moves in and they are beefing them up with crime scenes. >>> how thousands honored the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. >>> and don't forget, we have our morning facebook team page, you can send us messages and story ideas, just search ktvu channel 2 news team. @ . >>> welcome back to the morning news, italian police conducting raids throughout the country following riots that broke out during the weekend wall street protests. armature video shows this in rome, cars are vandalized police fought back with batons and a water canon. they are targeting anarchists and other suspects and so far six suspects have been arrested. >>> two will be working alongside the s.w.a.t. team. now the doctors have completed social liced -- specialized training that will allow them to be in specialized situations. police say the volunteer s.w.a.t., special weapons

eastman kodak co.. they make disposable cameras today. back then they had thousands of camera clubs around the united states. donovan arranged for the camera clubs to send him the photos that tourists had taken of militarily important things around the world. another project was project cigar. pan-american airways, there's a new series about their stewardesses. back then project cigar, donovan arranged the ticket agents for pan am in africa would report to him on movements of nazis for rob a continent to keep track of agents in africa. he cooked up all kinds of wild schemes. he was open to practically any crazy idea or at least willing to consider it. his code number which you see on the secret oss documents was 109 which happened to be the room number of his office in the kremlin. his secretaries had another code name. they called him sea biscuit because like the race course he was always running around. he kept $2,000 in his desk drawer to pay off sources for information when he went crawling around washington. i don't think you will fi

the kodak camera company, back then, they had thousands of camera clubs around the united states. donovan arranged for the camera clubs to send him the photos that tourists took of militarily important sites around the world. another project he hatched was projects to guard. pan-am airways, and there's a new show on tv about it now, but back then project cigar, donovan arranged privately that the ticket agents for pan-am in africa reported to him on nazis flying. he cooked up wild schemes open to any crazy idea or willing to consider it. his code number, which you see on the secret oss documents was always 109, just happened to be the room number of his office in the kremlin. he has secretaries had another code name for them calling him sea biscuit because like the racehorse, he was running around all the time, a constant blur. he kept $2,000 in the desk drawer at all times to pay for sources or information when we went prowling around washington. you're not going to find that today. he a research and development chief, a guy named stanley level who invented all the spy gadgets fo

. >>> kodak's stock fell more than 50% yesterday amid fears that the company may go under. the selloff was prompted by a "wall street journal" report that kodak has hired a law firm that advises on bankruptcies and other restructuring alternatives. >>> citi bank is joining it's competitors in charging new fees for its customers. people with checking accounts can expect a $15 fee unless the balance is more than $6,000. letters went out this week advising citi bank customers about the change. it comes as bank of america announced a $5 monthly debit card fee for its customers. this weekend marks the start of oracle's open world in san francisco. yesterday crews spent the day setting up tents for the event. an estimated 45,000 people from 117 different can is are expected to attend the conference. it will focus on innovations. the event begins tomorrow. >>> up next, the reason some of the bay area's most popular tourist attractions may get a bit quieter. >> the first of its kind invention that could save lives during a natural disaster. >>> we want to update you on some develop

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eastman kodak at one point was $100 a share and it is 78 cents a share. them fail. >> not just the protesters. the hedge fund genius retired is upset that nobody is in jail. none of these bankers, somebody ought to be in jail. >> there probably is a lot of accountability. there was a long-time of fraud from the homeowners who lied about their income from people who probably did things wrong but we know for one thing they spent a whole lot of money on this trying to find people. recently president obama said that it was all legal and that is why nobody is in jail. jail. >> nd i agree. i think most was just people got carried away. amazing is an amazing infectious thing and everyone had a great time back them. i remember the stock market bubble. everybody was going to retire at 40. >> if you didn't bet then you were a sucker you didn't join the crowd. up next at the wall street protests, lots of people say we are the 99%. in other words, they do the work but most of america's money is controlled by the other 1%. >> 1% of this country is ruling the masses an

and everywhere you turn, flowers, music and kodak moments. >> it's considered one of the most peacefulbeautiful places to live in canada, you know, idyllic and crime free. >> rebecca godfrey should know. she grew up here. but has come to know a harsher reality. a memory that lurks behind victoria's picture perfect facade. >> it was like a bunch of flammable kids and someone lit a match and it just went off. >> the match, if that is the right word to use, was struck on the night of november 14th, 1997, a clear and beautiful night by all accounts. a full moon shone on the wide waterway that meanders through town. an ocean inlet called the gorge. a group of teenagers also incandescent in the way only 14-year-olds can be gathered on the grounds of shoreline community school to party. missy pleech was there. what would usually happen at parties like that outside at night? >> we'd drink and be loud and cause trouble and go home. >> but that particular night did not turn out like all the others. what happened then changed everything. but first a little information about the people who were th