. >> for the best writing of a motion picture -- >> the two writers who did, michael wilson and carl so for the academy, they didn't exist. >> some people committed suicide when they were on that list. there were people that moved to europe and never came back. >> some blacklisted writers continued working under pseudonyms. >> the nominations for best picture motion picture story are robert rich. >> when they won oscars for best screenplay, there was no one to walk up the aisle. >> vice president of the screen writers association will accept the award. >> after four years, the academy reversed itself. much later, it officially welcomed back those it had shunned. >> i was once upon a time a respectable member of this community. respectable didn't necessarily mean more than i took a daily bath when i was sober, didn't spit except when i meant to and mispronounced a few words of fancy french. then suddenly before senator joseph mccarthy reached for that rusty and poisoned axe, i and many others were no longer acceptable to the owners of this industry. possibly they were men who had been

carl bildt. >>> the family of michael schumacher says he's showing signs off improvement. in a coma since a ski accident last december. hugh skoef fold has the latest. >> she says the family remains hopeful and confident he will paul through because there are these small encouraging signs from time to time. we've been speaking to a doctor who has been following this very closely. he says what that probably means is there are small signs, signs of reactivity on the part of michael shew mack kerr who has been kept in a coma and they're trying to slowly wake him out of this coma. what they're probably doing is stimulating him with, for example, music he likes, the presence of family members, maybe some touch, some physical stimulation. what's quite likely to have happened, this is the doctor speaking, is that he's showing some tiny signs of reacting to these stimuli. maybe it's just a question of an eyebrow raising or a twitch of a hand or heart rate going up or something like that. but these are enough to give doctors and the family the hope that he could still recover. beca

michael, of the kobalt 400. jr. right behind menard, joey logano, carl edwards works his way to finish fifth. >> we didn't see any oft all day long. carl used strategy to finish in the top five. the toyotas are globed together, so they can't be too pleased with their result today. looking toward to bristol, though, i bet. >> kyle larson, 19th. saw kyle busch and he flirted in the lead throughout the day. danica patrick, tough day for kurt busch, brother of kyle busch, the las vegas native. >> yeah, when you play a home game, you want to finish better than 26th. that wasn't the case today. didn't run well at all today, neither did tony stewart. tony back in the 33rd spot, guy that's won here before. a lot of head scratching going on there. >> ten leaders, 21 lead changes. we talked about the average record speed for the las vegas motor speedway, four cautions and it was wreck free. we did not have any crashes in today's race won by brad keselowski. time now for toyota let's go places, and let's look ahead from las vegas in a mile and a half to the short track of bristol motor speedway. brad keselowski has won there t

neil: michael, obviously, he's not going away, right? how do you deal with a carl icahn.ow what he wants, he wants all the executives heads at this point, but now about the paypal thing and everything else. so how do you deal with him? >> ebay's got a little tougher job than they did two weeks ago, because the momentum seems to be shifting more in carl icahn's favor, especially in the last two weeks. he's hit a nerve with the idea of a spin-off. elon musk, in the early days of paypal come out in favor of a split. i personally like ebay and paypal united, and it's a big part of their success. where icahn has a hook is in the idea of corporate spin-offs, they've become much more important in the last three years, there's a satisfied that show that spunoff companies outperform the s&p by something like 1/3 in the first year they're traded so he has a good hook against ebay. neil: what do you think? >> it depends on the dynamics. i remember about 20 years ago when lou gerstner came into ibm. the talk was it spin off ibm into a lot of different companies, but it turned out for

michael mckee, enjoyed it down the, thank you. >> you cannot always get what you want, unless you are carl icahn. ♪ >> we have new developments overe in herbalife and investment manager carl icahn. againstrbalife shareholder and if history pixar proved he will have five of the 13 board members. at the same time the stock is at an eight-month low, his billion-dollar bet is close to breaking even. we have been covering the ackman icahn battle. >> he has been digging in his heels the same way ackman has. he has gone from two seats to five, and it appears to be that he is in this for the long haul. people are trying to figure out what his end game as. >> there have been rumors for ever that he might take the company private, that he will just dig it out altogether and there you go bill act in. -- bill ackman. do these three seats give any more ammunition or food to those thoughts? >> it is interesting because with the structured buyback they did recently, there was let's talk that he may try to take the company private. adding these seats today, you heard a little bit more talk about that of a wondering whether he will do that. the sh

carl icahn's proposal. symantec has fired its president and ceo after two years on the job. the world's biggest maker of security software has posted declining revenue. stocks are down this year. board member michael brown will be an interim director. a former microsoft employee has been charged with revealing trade secrets from the company, including code. according to federal officials, the russian national admitted that he provided the information to a french blogger. google has enhanced gmail security features. 100% of gmail messages will now be sent via an encryption. no one can read your messages. documents leaked by edward snowden allege that the nsa was intercepting google transmissions. >> cory johnson is with me now. air b&b is set to raise $450 million. >> those are amazing numbers. raising $450 million is an incredible thing. the notion that they would have a company valued at $10 billion before the ipo is unheard of. >> air b&b is always on the list of tech ipos. instead they are raising money. i wonder what that says about the company's readiness. >> the fact that texas pacific is involved with this deal, this might be the last funding round before the ipo. given the frothiness of th

carl icahn who tried and failed to get in. half a trillion in net worth or assets under management. that's just the wall street money alone. michael gross has a book called "house of outrageous fortune" it's a fun read, taking us inside this ultimate powerhouse. mikal, welcome. >> good to be here, tom. >> one of the things that distinguishing this building from lots of other a-list buildings in new york it's a condo, not a co-op. >> all of the great buildings were co-ops until this severalry, because they were grounded, they were for new yorkers, for people who were rooted here, wanted to be part of it. but foreigners -- >> and if the owners didn't like you, you didn't get in. >> they were all about rejection, they were a club, then come the '70s, first luxury condos came for foreigners, for riffraff, for others, but what's happened is the others now rule the world. the people who used to be rejected are now in charge. >> different neighborhood, west side as opposed to the east side where the old gold coast of new york was. is this a basicer building, a hollywood star building? >> they call it the hedgie hive, because the largest

carl. another high beta name getting wacced today. michaellows. this is a stock up about 70% over the course of the past year. so some profit taking, but remember, kayla, a stock still worth $19 billion in trades at 32 times last year's earnings. back over to you. >> and the envy of a lot of retailers, dom, thanks for that. coming up, data that actually shows value of big data. we'll explain what we mean coming up next. bulldog: you know, bulldog: you know, not all heroes wear capes. some wear fur. and mattress discounters good deed dogs is here to help them. meet yara. she helps veterans like marv stay independent. this is caspin. he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own. and goldie helps children with developmental disabilities, while suzie works with people in the hospital. you can be a hero, too. give it mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs: helping dogs help people. >>> welcome back. is the cloud being commoditize? cisco announced it plans to join the race by offering c