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the online photo-giant kodak continues looking for ways to raise money. today it agreed to sell its online photo services business to competitor shutterfly. eastman kodak remains a penny stock, trading well below a dollar per share. it no longer trades on the new york stock exchange as its in bankruptcy protection. southerfly rallied strong, up 16 and a half. volume was seven times normal as its buyout will add to its customers while getting rid of a big competitor at the same time. some confusion around casino wynn resorts today. the company said it made a mistake when it filed a regulatory disclosure about a land deal in macau, china. the filing indicated it was working on a deal for a new casino in china. the stock even halted for a time. but then the company said it was a mistake. after trading again, shares jumped 4% by the closing bell. it traded higher but still finished with a decent gain with traders now thinking some deal may be in the works. and that's tonight's market focus. >> general motors will unplug production on the volt electric car for

>> the kodak theater behind me. the bridge. all black for maybe whitney houston. >> jimmy: the what? >> whitney houston. all black for her. you know that's god bless her. and now, maybe everybody win oscar like zsa zsa gabor. >> jimmy: i don't know if zsa zsa is nominated this year, yehya. >> she is a celebrity, too. i don't know. >> jimmy: she is a celebrity. >> i hope she wins. george clooney, the guy -- i don't know his name. something like that. >> jimmy: yehya, tell us about the -- what's going on out there? where are they? is the red carpet down? are they ready? >> it's not ready. maybe behind me because the steel, concrete, the bridge. and steel everywhere. it's like construction of airport. like maybe the plane come from new york to here. >> jimmy: okay. >> i don't know. like big. you know, big construction. >> jimmy: yes. >> everything break up, breakdown. i hope everybody won oscar. >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. [ cheers and applause ] even he's laughing over there, right? [ laughter ] and one more thing, as

kodak's patent that lets them preview uses apple technology. the case needs to be resolved soon so it doesn't interfere with kodak. the two sides have been told to try negotiating a settlement and then report back to the judge. >>> time 6:22. the border people struck again. a major bust at the u.s.-mexico border. a shocking discovery inside an ordinary pickup truck. >>> don't expect it to get cheaper to fly. the faa prediction for the next several years and what it will take for prices to go down. >>> we've had a few incidents now on the freeway. one is an overturned big rig on the canal boulevard off ramp. you can still see emergency vehicles on the way to that crash. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along a little bit slowly here as you come up to the toll plaza. metering lights have been turned on. there is a big crash in richmond. we'll tell you more. >>> take a look at this. might look like an ordinary pickup truck but it's not u.s. border patrol says the truck was being used to smuggle a m

kodak hasn't come that far. >> up next, marc andreessen on the future of technology.is outlook for silicon valley and much more. and later -- [ speaking russian ] >>> welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick. let's get your morning headlines. passengers scheduled on continental's fight 1267 from phoenix to cleveland tonight, you're going to be a part of history. this is the last ever continental branded flight comes two years after united and continental announced their merger. united-continental received their certificate in november and that allows the operation as one single airline. while continental disappears into history another old brand name may be making a come back. nissan is bringing back its old name datsun. >>> we're joined by a very special guest one of the world's top tech investors, venture capitalist joining us from new york is marc andreessen. co-founder and general partner i should also say a board member of hp and facebook. i don't know if you're most famous for this or not, co-founder of net scape. people don't think about netscape a

kodak is a scam op -- a scab operation. they broke the union -- >> andrea: why do you think they didn't get the bail-out? they're not union. they're not union. >> dana: what is going on with retirees. there is a big push, the delphi retirees are not the union. they took a hit in the bail-out. the union people did not. that is kind of -- >> eric: you know what? delphi because they also did get some portion, but some of the pension -- they were treated differently. >> bob: 700,000 uaw made sacrifice on the healthcare benefit and other benefits. >> eric: wait. time-out. >> bob: get your facts straight. >> eric: you want to know what the facts are? i love you like a brother. we get in a fight out there, i'll defend until i'm buried in the ground. but you are completely wrong about this. you wait -- the ua, got $4 $4.5 billion in direct stock ownership of g.m. when g.m. bond holders and shareholders were wiped out. they were the first in line to receive money. not the uaw. >> bob: to suggest the retirees did not take a hit when

the company declined to comment z shutter fly made an initial bid, $24 million for kodak gallery. if it happens shutter fly would hold a market share of the online picture business and china says it's reached one billion mobile phone subscribers and said number of mobile phones hit $997 million late in february. and expected to top at the end of the month. >> you can see that is nice weather. >> this it's amazing out there. you can see how much warmer it is there. temperatures up today. and we're not going to end with warming trend there. there is temperatures up more from our camera, we're looking down on sausalito. take a look at visibility. clear skies, and mild weather most of the bay area, it's anything but mild across other parts of the country. i want to show you live doppler 7 hd from the south towards ohio valley there is sear weather now. tornado watch boxes are up along with thunderstorm watch boxes, so far in this area tornado count has been high. dozens of tornadoes. 73 to be exact. this threat is going to continue. the night goes on there is a strong storm moving thr

eastman kodak is selling its online photo business to shutterfly for about $4 million. kodak filed for bankruptcy and is selling off. they say the gallery has more than 75 million users. customers who don't want their photos transferred tol shutter fly can opt out. >>> and yelp made a splash in its wall street review. shares soared more than 60%. yelp is 8 years old and has yet to turn a profit. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> coming up at 4:00. humiliated at the airport. what tsa agents force one mother to do in front of other passengers. >>> i'm ron matz at the merit athletic club downtown. it's your chance to be a ravens cheerleader. auditions this weekend. the story coming up here on wjz. >>> we are tracking severe storms to our west. what will they mean for us? tim has the answer next. >>> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, and instant first warning weather, click wjz.com. [ clanking ] think we should have bought pre-assembled furniture? [ telephone ringing ] wait. [ male annou

companies include stewart enterprises, mattress discounters, kodak, and family dollar. >> kodak on that list. >> that's interesting, huh? >> what kind of positions those are? >> what do you have for us in the next half-hour? >> there's a possible new tax on the table for maryland. we'll talk about that coming up. looking for new streams of revenue. >>> there is a new hardship sadly for tornado survivors in the midwest. >> they got snow on top of the devastation from the twisters. more on that story coming up. >>> gregg williams is asked whether or not he ran a bounty system when he was here in town as the redskins defensive coordinator. we'll be right back. >>> 9 after 5:00 on this tuesday morning. a cold one out there. need the gloves and jackets if you're going to be outside at all. thankfully the winds are aren't too strong. we're expecting plenty of sunshine. temperatures will be climbing into the mid-30s by 9:00 in washington. mid-40s this afternoon with a high near 50 degrees. sunshine all day long. >>> taking a look into downtown on the southeast southwest freeway and the sousa b

the venue used to be called kodak theater. and you can watch right here on abc 7. >> already getting excited about that. >> we'll be right back. >>> new tonight at 6:00 authorities raid a marijuana farm in the south bay hills, how this pot farm can be harmful to local environment, also, these lines aren't because of weather delays but a computer glitch. we'll explain what is going on z justice for six priests murdered in central america. the special honor for the bay area man working to make it happen. coming up at 6:00. >> and you'll soon be able to tie the naut on board the titanic, well, a replica of it. >> the experience is opening soon in belfast, northern ireland where it was built and it's full of items from the real wreckage. >> and april 15th will be the 100th anniversary of the day it went down. >> and we want to leave you live within our web cast. >> just go to our facebook page. and on twitter abc 7 news bay area. >> you can call your question in. >> and world news is coming up next, take a look at the folks hard a

elsewhere online yelp public offering at $15 a share and kodak selling its business to shutterfly to nearly $24 million. at&t customers who thought their plans were grandfathered in when the carrier stopped selling data plans in 2010 will see their service slowed down if they exceed monthly usage limits. boeing landed $1.4 billion order for dream liners. and say good-bye to continental airlines. signage for the carrier will vanish this weekend after its merger with united officially takes effect. >>> finally, one airline is taking its paergssengers need f sleep seriously. virgin atlantic has hired a whispering coach to train cabin crew to speak in a hush soothing voice between 20 and 30 decibels. hhhmm. what will they think of next? the seminoles have a buzzer beater and devils drop fourth straight and this cost his team the game. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> after today, severe weather outbreak much quieter weather over the weekend. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early tod

. >> behind me, the theater -- the kodak theater. a lot going on. with the plastic. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and i hope -- meryl streep she win an oscar for the movie "margaret thatcher," the english woman. and also, the black lady from the movie "help." i don't know the name also. and the charlize mcclean. and brigitte. and a lot of celebrities win. for him, i pray. >> jimmy: yehya, i couldn't hear any of that. we're having trouble with your microphone. could you repeat that, please? [ laughter ] >> one more time? >> jimmy: huh? >> okay. >> jimmy: yes. >> for los angeles, you know, margaret thatcher. and the movie "help." and i don't know the names. she's very nice. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and then, sherlie mclane. a long time in france. and also, brigitte. >> jimmy: okay. >> and behind me, kodak theater. they covered the red carpet with the plastic. >> jimmy: yes. >> and here, the chinese. and they have a lot of -- i don't know. it's for sunday. it's all crazy, after two days, you know? >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> it's fun. and i pray for everyone, especi

kodak is trying to come back as a printer company.ht now the friday right now, in the red in terms of stocks. but who knows what will happen the last few hours. back to you. >> we will be watching. thanks so much. >>> with his uncanny resemblance to john denver, physical and vocally, ted vigil will be performing in our area tonight and joining him on stage. they are joining us this morning with a preview of their show. ♪ country roads ♪ take me home not ♪ to the place ♪ ♪ i belong ♪ west virginia ♪ mountain harbor ♪ take me home ♪ country road >> beautiful. ted, when did you first realize you looked so much like john denver and were you already involved in his music? >> well, the first time i heard it was from my mother-in-law when she first met me the first time. he kind of looks like john. that's what she said. >> were you a singer at that time? or did you -- >> yeah. >> pick up music to go along with the look? >> yeah, i was a singer then and a drummer. rock band. >> and -- obviously now you have -- traveling the country and -- pla

heavy fog kept this from being the kodak moment we had. welcome to san francisco. the event has bar pilots that ensure the safety and the movement of large vessels and turning out in force to help them navigate the confines of the bay. enhanced navigation technology will be used to help turn the ship as it docks at the port of oakland. >> that was a foggy shot out there. >> let's turn to jeff rainiery and bring him in. did it look like that all day? >> not really. way to go, mother nature. that video will be going all over the world and look just as many people expect in san francisco. this odd weather with 70s and sunshine. doppler radar scans around and a few showers offshore. we put motion behind it and a lot of it breaking up. we have a few more hours to go. we get in on consistent rainfall. there is an area of moderate to heavy rainfall that will be impacting the mountains. possibly a brief downpour over the next 45 minutes. the big talk today was milder down in the south bay. at 74 in santa cruz. also 66 in san jose. currently on the skycam ra network, we are

kodak, of course, filed for bankruptcy. wall street that has everybody talking is this op-ed in the "wall street journal" by tim geithner and the passage that everybody's talking about is this one. "my wife occasionally looks up from the newspaper with bewilderment. while reading another story about people in the financial reform or people complaining about lobbyist reform and they didn't need t.a.r.p., she reminds me of the panicked calls she answered for me at home from the then giants of our financial system." tim geithner making a lot of news with that this morning and a lot of e-mail coming in from some of those giant bankers, not so happy, actually, about the op-ed. chuck, back to you. >> not happy that maybe he went public with it. andrew, thanks very much. "the daily rundown," the deep dive, starts in 30 seconds. >>> super tuesday isn't going to be just about presidential politics, it's already bringing us our first big set of congressional contests. and the marquis race on tuesday, it features a presidential candid

the internet blew right by them and they didn't keep up, kind of like kodak and digital photography. they were google before there was google. but then wikipedia became the research tool of choice, almost by default, and it gained increasing acceptance. these days, the book form of britannica is just 1% of their business. a set of britannicas was a status symbol. wrorld book tended to be more common, more modest. britannica tended to indicate wealth and education, but they only sold 8,000 sets of books in the year 2010. >>> a delta jet with two maintenance workers onboard went off a runway this morning in hartsfield in atlanta. they were running up the throttles on a 737 going a test, usually with the brakes deployed. but they said the brakes failed, off it went, ending up at a severe angle in the dirt. substantial amount of damage. the airline is now investigating. >>> the cost of good intentions on display in austin, texas. right now, the annual south by southwest festival is going on, always one of the great reasons to visit austin. and a marketing company had what it thought was

world in the last ten years just look at the decision off limits is combining janet temple along with kodak to answer straight for color of the kremlin promise promise is something to remember. so what sex is the show's what's taking notes on in the russian couple. all of the best known clowns not only in russia but around the world the slaughter pollution and pollution state charity the clown called seaside appeared in the beginning of the nineteen eighties since then this lyrical and funny clown in the yellow jumpsuit and samus red slippers as well how. clean is most popular performance of the moment is by mr snow show which he travels around the world with the names of the physical six the trench of century moving on and the suppression by this of the famous russian animal tame is best known for that performance is trying his lines at god and of the passion come from an old family of circumstances they founded their own circus company but stage a seasonal showcase stage for not only the famous stunts lions will suffer from this is a cannibal's class. little show in moscow it is a company

many big american companies, like google, cisco, microsoft, kodak, and pfizer are lobbying the government for short- and long-term tax relief. they argue a one-time tax holiday would provide an immediate boost to the economy. >> allowing companies to bring back money from overseas could provide a near-term jolt. but i would argue that a lot of companies are already sitting on a lot of cash and are already well positioned to hire workers or to make large expenditures. >> reporter: instead, levitt would rather the government simplify the tax code and lower corporate taxes long-term. but perhaps the biggest argument against a tax holiday is past experience. in 2004, the government gave companies a one-time tax break that led to $312 billion coming back to the u.s. the goal was to encourage companies to use the money to hire u.s. workers. but that wasn't what happened. >> companies used most of it to basically pay dividends and buy back stocks. so, this was a boon for the shareholders, the investors in those companies, and also to the executives, who had a lot of options and stock in those co

elsewhere online yelp public offering at $15 a share and part of its bankruptcy restructuring kodak iselling its on-line photo business to shutterfly for nearly $24 million. at&t customers who thought their plans were grandfathered in when the carrier stopped selling data plans unlimited in 2010 will now see their service slow down if they exceed monthly usage limits. >>> boeing landed a $1.3 billion order for three dreamliners from a kazakstan based carrier. say good-bye to continental airlines. signage for the carrier will vanish after its merger with united officially takes effect. >>> finally one airline is taking its passengers need for sleep seriously. check this out. virgin atlantic has hired a whispering coach to train cabin crew in its new dream suites to speak in a hushed, soothing voice, between 20 and 30 decibels. what will they think of next? >>> the heat streak to nine wins, the devils drop their fourth straight. plus, losing the edge on his skate cost his team the game. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. yeah, you -- you k

. >>> from flight to funds, can newt climb back with help from a kodak. his campaign is a drifty and gingrich is charging a 50 per photo to be taken with him. on monday folks posing were asked for credit card information and directed to a website to download the images. can you imagine downloading images ogif newt 1234* the campaign won't charge supporters , but will offer a portrait with a $50 donation. we also have an on-line store where they can make a donation to receive a hat, a shirt or even a bandanna. i hate people who put bandannas on their dog. you are not cool. your dog doesn't know. just stop doing it. particular it off now. i will wait. meanwhile the gingrich campaign released a new ad. can we see that? >> i am newt gingrich and i approve this message. >> a little too late for me. if i had seen that six months ago, who knows ? is he worth the $50. >> you can get one, two, three chins for it. his finances must be in the crapper, and it is probably time for him to pull out. >> it is about time. i think the bar has put in the last call. they are

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do you think that the microsofts and the dells of the world -- we've seen eastman kodak not adapt fast enough for the fast-changing environment. do you think over time the pc is not used as much, the big names in that space adapt and diversify, matt? >> if you look at x-86, want current architecture for i knti tell, that excuses too much heat and power to be a global technology and compete head-to-head. look for intel to narrow the gap with arm. maybe they do it in the next shrink. we'll see. it's an important thing in technology. they look to have the advantage in this necessary rev of windows. >> thank you very much for joining us today. from old tech it to the new tech titans. silicon valley has zil john nares. don't be fooled. these are no-nonsense bullies but that's what they're saying. why do you call them bullies? >> i wanted to take a look and we wrote this fees for ""newsweek" the" it this week. you take this billionaires. if you look at mark zukerburg's letter to shareholders, they follow in the tradition of the magna carte letter which was the google letter to shareholders i

. >>> new financial developments to keep eastman kodak's three professional sports teams home.today in the bay's" christie smith is live with efforts by the city leaders to try to spruce up the coliseum complex. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, you know, there's been talk of an uptown stadium, a stadium over by the square, which would have been a waterfront stadium. a lot of folks like that idea. but now the coliseum location is getting a second look. and really if you're talking about freeway accidents, you couldn't ask for a better location. that's 880 right there, maybe a hundred feet away. if you ask the raider nation, this is where the teams belong right here in oakland. the security council last night approved spending $3.5 million, part of which will go to an environmental review. that should take about a year, a year and a half. but the oakland raiders and the a's' leases with the coliseum expire next year. both teams have said they really want their own stadiums. the a's, of course, eyeing san jose, the warriors even looking toward san fr

but would have, kodak have, should have. they are what they are. i come out of pennsylvania. the republican party was a week, mash party like in so many states and conservatives need to take this party over as a practical matter and they need to do it and they need to do it fast. [applause] but you have to have a party that is as resolute and aggressive for the cause of constitutionalism as you have a party that is as resolute undergrowth of against the cause of constitutionalism. the left never gives up. our price telling us why they can't do things. the left never gives up. i'm not going to use the form near the reagan library to give my opinion about the republican leadership. if you listened it to show you know exactly what i think. i've never seen such timid -- i. just that i wasn't going to do this. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i'm aghast. just don't do that sort of thing. but to answer your question, i think we'll manderson and jefferson in the fellas at me, of course politicians lie. it's why we tell you not to give them so much power. that's why we divided up the

this is eastman kodak to me. it was a brand that had to be worth something. >> but these companies pay lip service to the idea of embracing change. and in every book you'll read about corporate management, it's always a question. but so incredibly difficult when things are going well to focus on change and to focus on where your business is going and really say, well, water not going to focus quarter to quarter, we'll start spending a lot of money on something we see coming. it rarely happens. >> they pay lip service to the idea that there will be a ecosystem coming. i buy the omg pop game. you go by the apple story aunt it's riveting and in the meantime radio shack is suffering because they're not the apple store. you have all these secular decline stories and you always think who are the winners. just one winner. s's apple. >> am he will and its main manufacturing partner in china agreeing to set new standards for work conditions there. fox con will hire tens of thousands of new worker, eliminate illegal overti

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this $80 kodak d 460 had the least problem with overcropping and can scan up to four by six photos butd picture consumer reports says you're better would have a regular scanner for the same price. >> and you can scan at high resolution and typically the quality is better. >> the $80 scanner did a nice job and it's the epson perfection b 300 photo. >> it's described as world's oldest sick note signed by a queen. the story comes to us from bbc it's 450 years old just sold at auction over 6,000 pounds about $9500. collectors say it's exemptional because it survived in good condition. >> you can say there is the ultimate sick note to. get excused from court by your queen, mary queen of scot soo. impressive. the. >> queen excuses a nobleman from duties at court due to a bout with gout. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 you can join us at twitter. the news at 5:00 fin continues now with cheryl and dan. >> thank you very much. just ahead at 5:00 next big storm has yet to hit but we're seeing problems. live team kumpbl is next. >> there is heavy rain about to hit. i'll let you know

>> the bad thing i know is kodak is stopping production of all slide film.hat -- it feels like corporate america doesn't know how to scale down. they don't know how to undulate with the markets. they can't do something unless it's big big big big so we end up losing technologies it would be nice to have. >> it would be nice to have someone come in and provide that niche. >> they could. and the good one as someone so cynical about politics, this actually was strange to learn. people in maryland went to their statehouse and got gay marriage passed. i mean, in a way that members of representative democracy. way you go and people represent your interests and you talk to them and make something happen. it actually happened in that way, not in the bizarre topdown political way but people going to the statehouse and getting things done. my family is in maryland. wow, what an experience, people got something done. >> it's been remarkable to see the battle for marriage equality move from the courts to both referendums possibly and also state legislate turs. it's move