. >> stephen, i know you teamed up with kodak last year in this process.ed -- helped you fund more than 100,000 of these cards, they got the word out to people around the country who then bought your cards to send overseas. what has this pros lesses been like for you? how do you feel about this big accomplishment? >> well, it makes me feel excited because now that i'm done, due to the help of kodak and all the other people who helped, i can finally lift the spirit of our soldiers overseas. >> stephen, we talk about the cards themselves, describe the cards to us. what do they say on the inside? what do they look like on the front? >> on the front, it says thank you and it has got a picture of the united states. on the inside, it says for protecting our freedom or serving our country with a flag or a statue of liberty. >> do i understand that you went over your actual goal though? >> yes, i actually went to 181,612. >> so, now you've achieved this goal, what's next in your sights? what can't you accomplish when you get it in your mind that you want to do som

markets are pretty much hovering over their usual but after the news from the central banks, look at the kodak. it's down slightly. france everyone is awaiting news from president sarkozy. he is supposed to be giving his strategy on the economy. very important in the wake of the elections in april. may not go down well with the french but tighter fiscal union and monetary union and perhaps even more power to brussels which isn't going to make him very popular with the french public, but huge for the growth of the exi. more on this short limit >> thank you. the united nations stays international community has made extraordinary progress in the past decade in the fight against aids. there's a problem, though. it's a funding crisis which is now putting those gains at risk. 34 million people worldwide suffer from h.i.v. yet donations so desperately needed to treat the disease are falling. tom barrenen jer reports. >> retro vy ral drugs are a lifeline for these fans in south africa. a country with one of the highest rates of h.i.v. in the world. most of these young children inheritted the virus fro

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a live look outside the kodak theater in downtown los angeles. things calm now but the wind could pick up as the day rolls on. you see the guitar behind. that's the hard rock cafe. once in a decade event is what the nation ago weather service is-- national weather service is calling the powerful wind spanning from california to indiana. some have been clocked at 123 mimes an hour. and we have the latest. >> reporter: the santa ana wind don't pack this strong of a pouch usually. in california, this morning, many residents are trying to clear debris blocking their front doors. >> we couldn't get out. we had to craw through trees. we thought it was going to come to the house. >> reporter: and in los angeles, there was in a state of emergency after the warm winds tore through the city. >> just you don't have to leave your house. why do it? >> reporter: big rig trucks were tossed on the side of freeways. traffic lights toppled. a gas station wrecked. trance forelers blown out leaving more than -- transformers blown out leaving more than 300,000 withou

what can be delivered by the market this market is max i have exclusive footage here from outside the kodak system m.f. global customers as you see there very. i think that's from north korea very similar looking at footage actually from outside the comix these are very upset customers the global especially those that own gold and silver bullion one of them is john breaux a partner in b.t.r. trading a chicago futures trading firm he says where house receipts like gold bars are our property one hundred percent we are a unique class and instead the trustee is doing a radical redistribution of property well the warehouse receipts are just fictitious claims on nonexistent bully on the same thing and a lot of bling market association in london there are one hundred ounces for every one that they supposedly have in storage has been loaned out or margin or hypothecated profit gaited are really really really high propagated is just up there it's all fantasy accounting the gold and silver is not in these warehouses ellipses if you think you all this gold and silver you're going to get a paper claymo

. >> consumer reports evaluated 3 d camcorders and there is kodak claiming it's shock proof and earnedgs in tests and at $150 it's a best buy. and the zoom q 3 hd is pricey but has the best audio quality of the pocket camcorders tested. be aware pocket camcorders don't come with much memory. consumer reports says you'll want around 8 giga bites and adding that much will be costing about $20. with smart phone running video many people don't feel a need to. >> and spencer is out there looking for rain. >> and there may be a sprinkle but in terms of rainfall area wide we don't see it yet. what we did see this afternoon, though is just a few thin, broken clouds and it's going to get milder tomorrow. and it will be wet up into the northern most part of the state z there is high temperatures over the remainder of the state, which will be dry. 60 in sacramento. and there is 75 in los angeles, 70 in san diego, mild tomorrow. and here in the bay area will be a mild day tomorrow as well. there are sunny skies, dry again, south bay, high temperatures throw mid-60s. and there is mainly sunny skies

. >> my kodak moments.ing free their photos. >> brian: you have to stay in this box -- get in there -- you have to stay in this box and you could be here a week! >> yes, it could be one week. it could be two weeks. if it's three weeks, tell my wife i love her and miss her. >> brian: you're not going to eat or drink? >> i was counting on you and steve doocy bringing me food throughout the day. >> brian: we're going to be too busy. but i'll have like o'reilley, he's so friendly and he loves doing this stuff. he could do that. on top of that, we'll be able to track you on "fox & friends".com. correct? >> yes. >> brian: so you are sitting in this box? we're going to close the door? >> yes. brian, i'll miss you. >> brian: i'll miss you, too. if you need anything, just knock. so he's got to stay in there until you have 1 million photos downloaded from the kodak a.m back inside. >> steve: that is really cool. if people would like more information, go to our web site to figure out how you can help free that man. se

consider, for example, kodak. believe it or not they invented the digital camera back in 1975 but it's failed to keep pace with the rise of digital photography. this once great company is now just a shutter click away from bankruptcy. and then, of course, there is the cisco flip video cam. the once popular gadget had its share of followers for its low price and ease of use, but was quickly superseded by the video cameras built into smartphone. finally, we had blockbuster and we had borders. once upon a time they were both meccas of home entertainment. online marketplaces like amazon and netflix have turned both into bankrupt has beens. a little sad in some ways, charles, but that is the price of progress. >>> well, we've looked at those tech turkeys that got a good stuffing in 2011. will, google got off to a bad start as it missed forecasts for the first quarter and concerned invoesors with its expenditure. the investment appears to have paid off. social network google plus is now adding thousands of users daily.

kodak found out about what steven was trying to do and they ended up printing over 100,000 cards forst ever heard of somebody doing this on a large scale. >> most kids his age are concerned with making christmas lists for themselves. this guy is handwriting notes to our troops. >> what a fantastic little boy. >> pen manship has improved ten fold. >> i got to know. i think his hand probably hurt after all that. >> we can find out how his hand is doing. we have steven right this minute via skype. why was your grandfather's story so moving to you? >> he told me a story. he was getting emotional. i figured troops overseas when they tell stories too, i'm sure they'll get emotional too. i want them to get emotional in a good way, not in a bad way. >> how is your hand holding up after writing all those cards? i imagine it hurts? >> not really. i love writing. >> what does your grandfather think about what you did? >> he thinks i'm doing a very good thing. when we delivered the cards he was just excited. >> what are you going to do next now that you're done with this challenge? >> i actually

the eastman kodak company, in my day they made the cameras, i think to make disposable cameras today. back then they have thousands of camera clubs around the united states. donovan arranged for the camera clubs to send him the photos that terrorists had taken of military leave important sites around the world. another project he hashed was projects a car. pan american airways, europe probably all float on pan am, not a new tv series about pan am stewardesses or whatever. accton project cigar, donovan arranged privately with ticket agents for pan am in africa would report to him on the movements of nazis throughout the continent so he could keep track of access 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 oss doctors is always 109 which just happened to be the room number of his office in the kremlin. his secretary said end of the code name for him. they used to call him seabiscuit because like the racehorse he was always kind of running around all the time

cell phone, two condoms, kodak fun saver camera.agazines. >> and this car belongs to the 45-year-old who was too afraid to come into the house and meet a girl who told him she was 12. >> over-the-counter viagra or something. >> what kind of effort did it take for police to handle an operation this big? chief hilton daniels is the man in charge. >> we had 50 something police officers. we had officers from the florida department of law enforcement, and we had attorneys from the state attorney's office directing the takedowns. >> and it was the interrogations, according to chief daniels, that proved to be their best evidence. >> they confessed to exactly what was read to them off the chat logs. >> hello? >> remember this man, michael willis, screen name generic white male? he's the 49-year-old who came to meet a girl who said she's 15. he was the one who threw the cookie. >> you know what, i don't want this cookie -- >> and left. >> i have some more questions for you. while he could walk away from "dateline's" interview, he couldn't wa

they can be seen at the kodak theatre here in los angeles. you don't want to miss this.pplause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] yeah! "iris," cirque du soleil. nice job, you guys. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you so much! come on in. i want to thank my guests, ellen barkin and henry cavill,

today, we talk to the family about that kodak moment he'll never live down. >>> a beautiful shot here in the pre-dawn in times square. good morning, everyone. so much to get to again. george and robin are off today. once again, i'm joined by elizabeth vargas. and i know, elizabeth, here in the city, and in the tristate area, that fire continues to resound what exactly happened in that mansion in connecticut. >> three children, two grandparents killed in that. firefighters needed counseling after working on that blaze. we'll get to more on that in a moment. >>> of course, it's one week to go before the votes are cast in iowa. a brand-new poll is showing front-runners mitt romney and newt gingrich are almost tied right now. >> down to the final minute. >>> also, the biggest divorce payout in the history of hollywood. almost $500 million. big numbers behind mel gibson's breakup. >>> first, let's get right to the developing stories around the country. and, sam, we're going to start with this storm front that's pushing through and threatening to make life nasty. >> it's a big storm, josh.

news says he decorated and signed each one by hand and also had a little help from the good folks at kodaked the cards and shipped out to the troops just in time for the holidays. a wonderful sentiment. those are your headlines. >> thank you, check with rick reichmuth with the forecast. >> that's cool and i feel so bad about not sending 15 christmas cards. >> what a great kid. >> another cold and dry day across the east, but coldest we've seen so far this year, so cold morning, cold day today and across the parts of the west we have blizzard watches posted that means for tomorrow we'll be dealing with a blizzard and severe threat as well across texas and the temperatures, actually, the wind chill as you're waking up this morning feels like minus two in burlington, eight in boston, 16 in new york so this is the coldest year we've had. not that much in the way of precipitation, and lake effect snow and central part of the country you're looking fine and across the west, that this is a storm, this rotation, counter clock-wise rotation is the the upper level disturbance going to slowly move of

the came from a country -- where did the rights kodak's it went to the kingdom. --where did the rights go? to the king. people subjected to the will of toking. you were servants of the kingdom. not in america. government served the people, not the people served the government. complete turnaround. that is what it was such a revolution. it was a revolution in the history of the world. that is what makes us exceptional. god-given rights to each and every person to do what? what were the right? life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. think about that. the could have said happiness, liberty, live. why did they put that? it is the order. you cannot have happiness unless you are in life. life is the foundation all right. is life protected in this country? no, it is not. not all life. freedom to do what? to pursue happiness. what is the definition of happiness? to get back to the definition of freedom. what do you think? pleasure. enjoyment. something that makes you feel good. that is happy. that is the deficit -- that is what the definition is. if you go back and looked a

>> as far as i know, he is in a car in this picture, like the kodak picture? and he is in the car with what looks like a single seater with the top down. and i always thought that the other man was no one whose name i cannot remember, who did not believe in religion. >> clarence darrow? >> and i am almost 95 years old so i cannot remember his name. but i have this, and he is in my family. i have 6200 names that i have researched, on my computer. i researched them and make sure that they are my relatives. >> i want to let you stay on the line. we will try to get a phone number to get you connected with him directly. she brings up another part of his life, dayton, tennessee, the scopes monkey trial and clarence darrow. >> i was just going to tell nadine that we've put all of his speeches from 1896 online on our digital project. if you like to use your computer to look at the speeches, there are hundreds of them. every speech he gave in that 1896 presidential campaign is online on the "roads in the making -- modern america" website. >> all material from the serie