are you buying kodak stock here?t to see what the new ceos actual game plan will be. he knows this space really well. they have a huge customer base. they together have global space of 100 billion. i would like to see two quarters of solid data. i would like to see how they execute before i am a buyer. it is definitely on the short list on my radar screen. stuart: it has been a long time since anyone asked me about kodak stock. thank you very much, indeed. i have to take you back to the big board. we are getting reports of tension rising in ukraine. that may be part of the problem we are seeing. president obama keeps on rolling out the celebrities and support of obamacare. it would help if they could get the message straight. we will deal with that question next. ♪ (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway diculousness... from fashionhat flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national isanked

what can you tell us about kodak today? >> yeah, i mean kodak is one of those cases used to be like blackberry where they thought they had all the patent value and it doesn't really have any patent value. bloomburg came out with a report on kodak worth $7.50 a share and it doesn't have patent values. blackberry is one of my worst companies, number four or five. the stock reports earnings and pretty much will sell off on earnings. like kodak i think it will be headed to zero. melissa: andrew, thank you so much. >>> update on the activist investor backlash conversation we've been having all week. after yesterday's report on some of those investors leaking their holdings, there's a person today for new disclosure rules that would shorten the time frame, the 10-day time frame. our "money talker," today, fox business's charlie gasparino and jonathan hoenig, of capitalistpig.com. he is also a fox news contributor. guys, thanks for joining us. charlie, what do you think about this? this is reaction to the story we've been talking

kodak is naming a new leader. jeffrey j. clarke is taking the top job.he replaces antonio perez who has been kodak's ceo since 2005.perez said last july he would leave the company within a year. clarke comes from an investment firm specializing in technology companies. now on to two stocks that are prompting a "swift exit." shares of fannie mae and freddie mac continued a dramatic slide lower yesterday as the senate banking committee discusses dividing the two names from the mortgage market altogether. the proposal -- out this week -- still requires approval, but it's looking more likely the nation's mortgage system, is shifting to at least partial private control. the government bailed out fannie and freddie during the housing crisis. despite controversy--.two firms are taking a shot at creating high-frequency trading for bitcoins. the wall street journal reports perseus telecom and atlas ats launched the bitcoin exchange wednesday. the digital currency platform is available in new york, hong kong and singapore.mt gox - the

hayzlett is a bloomberg intervening editor and former kodak cmo.n there. >> they will now make three additional carl icahn designees to the board. he is the biggest shareholder to the board with a 17% stake. what does this mean for bill ackman and his bet against the company? duane stanford joins us from at lanta. people thought that he would come in and take his money off the table. this sounds like he is in for the long haul. >> people wonder whether he will join with other manufacturers and take the company private. so far, what has happened is that he is digging in more as endan digs in and he will up with five for board seats on a 15 person board. with this investigation going on, we will be at this for a while longer. >> bill ackman famously shorted the stock. he lost a lot of money and retraced his steps. breaking evene to on his wager against herbalife. late is thatews of they are asking questions of our herbalife. any have launched investigation. bill ackman alleges that the company is a pyramid scheme and defrauding customers. or will the

many people in the xi men continue to worry about the health effects from the new kodak and the new seatbelt. parents are especially concerned about the possibility of o'brien in thyroid cancer among children health experts are working to catch signs of illness as early as possible. nhk worth going east on hezbollah hospital in the village a few after asking beating a private program to provide. i would check ups for the residents into pushing the prefecture. agent conducting three ultrasound check ups for the past two years. after the accident and she went on to tuition amount of radioactive substances were released into the atmosphere. the fall out including iodine which tends to be of silica and concentrated into thyroid gland. especially in children and a developmental periods many parents feel the need to remain on guard. so i'm contented that i can't help liking it means to detect she may want to read in peace. hospital. we ordered three thousand screening of the christian european programme was to be tested within eleven hundred children aged eighteen and under. in addition to the ult

how it looked in los angeles a mere 24 hours ago, the red carpet area draped in plastic outside the kodak theater, site of tonight's academy awards. but a big sigh of relief tonight as the rain passed and things started to dry off today, just in time for the big show. covering it all for us, our "today" show colleagues al roker and kathie lee gifford. hey, guys. >> hey, lester. >> hello, lester. >> well, the good news is that -- well, you did get a little bit of a spritz. >> it spritzed just enough to ruin the hair but not my spirit. and it ruined al's. i'm just here to do his makeup. >> that's right. the good news, lester, it's over. the clouds have come out a little bit. we've finally seen an end to the rain just in time for all these stars to come down the red carpet. >> the best news is that i like al because you could never do this with somebody you despise. because this is literally as much room as we get. i'm so happy i love you. >> everybody is so thrilled. it's a tight race this year. there are no clear-cut winners. and i think for best picture i'm kind of liking "12 years a slav

speaker the local books a picture of tom speaks russian and ukranian his job so the people who perhaps kodak crossfit is the problem. it is the commercial is tapestry of events was that can run up to move on to be spoken to each and then becoming more pronounced because it stood and the secession crime unit seeking entry into russia there has been disappointed when will this report in the night so we may be seeing a competition for ukraine amongst people who feel welcome to the lakes in sydney. they have to be more homework on him. and because of all this. that was easy solution to crime problems reached home. it goes into the bowl that can be. so we'll see what was good for me assemble the article the bone and teeth notice that the premises again the province is something he said the visit of president at their house because it is not the fault is in the ukraine before the fall may cause of the order for the government to be addicted to my step dad took just a little bit about that how can they go into those at those elections in may. although this is going on just briefly it's a huge publi

exact middle of the cantileverglorious shot in photos from 1936, we are about a month away from that kodak moment." >> things might be faster. but it will also cost a lot more. for a total of 300-million- dollars to tear down the structure. >> heading into the five o'clock hour we have some new video and pictures we wanted to show you. >> how would you like to be greeted by this creepy character in the middle of the road? this mysterious clown has been roaming the streets of staten island. and as you can imagine, he's been freaking out the locals. pictures of the clown have been making their way through social media. there are reports that this is all a publicity stunt for a horror movie production company. >> two deaf dogs out of central nebraska are getting help through sign language. workers at this shelter are teaching the dogs to learn how to communicate without voice commands. their lack of hearing is a concern because they don't know how to interact regularly, which could set them up for abuse or neglect by their owners. they say sign language will make them more sensitive to how th

neil: a kodak camera will do simic we always ran to the rescue a and they are expecting a now.is a rather dramatic statement but the president's response we should be much more aggressive to use this as an opportunity to use our own resources to drill baby's real. every time we drove 1 barrel of oil it hits putin right in the pockets. neil: i agree. i don't let anyone to think i am the defender of this president or his policies but there is enough blame to go around europe was indebted to russia but don't put that on us. if you have to toughen up or we are not aggressive enough you have to realize that dependency is what made you go slow. >>. >> maybe it would not have happened under george boyer she would have stood up. neil: a variation in did happen. >> absolutely. >> i am on my way up there. >> there are things but what does cry begin been to i s? world perception whether or not we are a world leader in shows that we are not. hispanic but to make 1.we have the enormous $17 trillion national debt with its enormous debt record of the military superpower status. neil: of the d

kind of glory's shot from 1936 were the two sides aren't quite touching about mutt the way from that kodak again things will be faster now but does cost more for a total of 300 million to tear down the structure. >> : a person needs low 80s even when portions of the bay area that 81 out in livermore 70 and pleasanton 377 redwood city 75 in san jose. big changes coming to forecast as we move into its market rates that the return to the bay area appearance right now clear skies but clouds are approaching. but sitting offshore. the tail end of the comes into tomorrow morning. look rain headlines. light rain largely coming in the morning although we'll cut still a few afternoon showers. rainfall totals under a quarter of entering the most locations as we had until late tuesday early wednesday possible by slip as thunderstorms that means small hail. and areas of heavy rainfall. a sick a look at what were expecting tomorrow morning. large lead dry and 7:00 then i called our comes to the north stars to move to the golden gate by allele the clock our sporting down into the space. rain over hayward

it's like sending your kodak film to the drugstore to get it developed in a few days.ot to be a faster way to do it. >> well, there probably is. but somebody described it as looking at the earth through a straw and that that's what you get. so you got to look at the hundreds of images individually. and most of them show nothing. >> here's one for tom. i can see my car in my driveway on google maps, why are the debris photos so poor? >> good question. i don't know. >> i think a lot of times they deliberately blur them a little bit. >> they may not be so poor. >> for example, the u.s. -- have we seen a lot of u.s. satellite images of the debris or anything? >> no. >> we have the best satellites in the world flying around and the u.s. doesn't release those i assume for national security reasons, right? >> well, the first day the pictures put out by the australians were from a u.s. satellite from a company in denver. >> but there's better ones than that. i'm sure the u.s. is sending satellites around, but they don't want to necessarily -- maybe they're making the informati

in this case, they offer nicole the same thing, a photo, but she doesn't want any kodak moments.else. >> i can get him to give you a picture of her dead, finished. >> i don't want a picture. we're gonna get busted with a picture. i don't want any pictures. i'm going to go to the funeral. >> reporter: she wants to go to the funeral. >> she wants that satisfaction, knowing what she's done, and kind of savor it, which is quite sick. >> reporter: now, they need just one more thing to nail her, the cash. they set a meeting place. you're right here at the olive garden, people are having dinner, like most people would at the olive garden and you're waiting for her to show up with the cash. >> right. >> reporter: and you're waiting and you're waiting, and she's not here. >> and she's not here. >> reporter: and no sign of her. >> no sign of her. >> reporter: suddenly, stood up by their dinner date, concerns racing theriault heads. has she changed her mind? does she now want out of that lifetime movie? or worse, has she taken action on her own? they finally get her on the phone. >> hey, wh

she was a recent bride of his, and was there every day, and there was an awful lot of kodak film used photographing her, because she came camera-ready, and she was always dressed very well and impeccably, and she made a good subject c-span: back a couple pages before that--well, first of all, there's joseph montoya on the right, senator from new mexico, who was on the committee, and senator dan inouye of hawaii--but over here is another, besides ed gurney, the senator from florida, on the left--who's the fellow on the right? >> guest: that's now senator fred thompson from tennessee. he was young, he was in his early 30s, and he was deputy--or assistant to howard baker, the minority counsel at the time. he went on to--to distinguish himself in hollywood, and then made that propel himself into being senator, now, from tennessee. c-span: any of the characters that you're photographing during the watergate thing become memorable to you, besides maureen dean that you mentioned... >> guest: well... c-span: ...from a photographic standpoint? >> guest: diane sawyer, of course, as--as we went

. >> kodak. >> kodak's back.day yesterday. >> do you know what's having a nice couple of days is pvh, we talked about manny chrico and goldman backs it up. >> i led off "mad money" with pvh. goldman is saying you can imagine here's a double digit grower. it shouldn't stop here. it goes higher. it went to 148 before it was revealed that the business was bad. manny chrico is a fabulous ceo. fabulous. they also need to raise capital. no regulators this. no secar when it comes to 50% of the tie and shirt market. it should be justice department. >> you make an interesting point on the regulatory front. another name in banking is jpmorgan with mike cavanaugh leaving and we had a number of important news stories where there's bankamerica, put-back and citi, of course, missing and cavanaugh's decision to go to carlisle, a couple of days old but an important news in terms of leadership of that company. >> cavanaugh i thought was an inside track. >> and lot of it appears to be based, hey, it's not as much -- it's more diff

eastman kodak emerged from bankruptcy last year now makes equipment for commercial hunting and packagingthat story still breaks my heart. we all grew up on codec. on wall street, profits were lower last year but bonuses were higher. that is according to the new york state comptroller. 15%ays the bonus pool grew to a total of $27 billion. profits for stock exchange members fell by 1/3. the bloomberg exclusive -- george soros. anchor,pean down withacqua sat george soros and he weighed in on everything. it was an exclusive interview. he is watching the crisis in ukraine closely. here's what he said about what it means for europe. call tone is a wake up europe. russia has emerged as a rival of the european union. utin has tried to reconstitute the russian empire as a rival for the european union. he has been very successful politically. he has not been terribly successful financially because the russian economy is not doing well at all. putin has outplayed, out maneuvered the european union because europe is true to form. they demanded too much and offered to little. t was not difficult forp

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part of the earth campaign which aims to raise environmental awareness and thomason a central mosque kodak people across russia are getting ready to turn their lights off and plunge their homes into darkness now they're doing this because of earth day which is organized by the w w s and it's become the world's largest environmental bent but it's not just individuals who are turning lights off and hells is lights are going off in monuments as well as you'll see in the kremlin just behind me and the organizers of this event are hoping that people will come away thinking that they know more about the environment than they did before the by turning the lights off they'll have a better idea of how to take action on the environment in the future. right up next on our teams and that's all air in age in every gates you through the banking system in the bust or if you're watching us in the u.k. stay tuned for technology update i'll see you back in a moment. well drumming to the future this month we shake it took a basin turn up the heat as moscow's firefighters put their latest give three spaces. w

. >> the oscars ceremony is held at dolby and formerly kodak theater every year since 2002. after award, it is time to party. and first stop for the stars is up there at the governor's balance. and we have a sneak peek of this year's bash. >> 1500 uninvited guests go straight from the oscscars to t governor ball. >> annual governor's ball is a feast for the senses. the air is filled with the scent of hundreds of floral designs. the lights and colors, set the mood. plus the music of john legend. >> the atmosphere is just sort of romantic. i always say, when you come to the ball, this year you can come to the ball and fall in love. >> then, the food. after a long night of long carpet and handing out troughy is p. these 1500 people are ready to eat. >> there are exciting things like lobster or steak. and there is much for the vegan and vegetarian. there is something for everybody. >> and of course, dessert. >> this year, we have them on a h lollipop stick. and we hollowed it out. >> to wash it down, there will be plenty of beverages, and i do mean plenty. >> a lot of corks pull