and we will talk time warner. no timeout at time warner after years of indecision spinning off the magazine business at the heart of the media titan in epic takeover battle two long decades ago. things like "people," "times," "sports illustrated." it is a bitter day for what was once the world's largest media company. time warner struggled for decades to right itself in the acquisition of america online at the height of the dotcom bubble, it sold off warner music, cable systems, that stock 200% since then it got rid of a well, the lesalittle less successful, nowo big questions. profits less than half of what they were pre-meltdown. some say it may even become an attractive takeover target for amazon, apple or even netflix because nowadays pure content. lori: "time" magazine. they are american icons. dennis: very sad. lori: a new man behind the wheel at navistar as it chooses a new ceo. carl icahn even approved. dennis: should banks and investors fear the stress test? weighing in on what we should expect from the f

everything that happened with time warner and got together a year ago and partnered up on this and wouldn't it be great if we got two major media organizations together, one traditional media which has a a lot of strength in eaching people via tv and one reaching people socially and if you could gather these together imagine what we can do? and so i think you called sizzle real. it was a sizzling experience to be in a high school in hare land and felt like a football pep rally but it was about bullying and they all took the pledge to stop it when they see it and amazing experience and tip of the hat to time warner to really understanding the issue and putting the weight of the media empire behind it to reach people, and second of all understanding how you sort -- there is the bully and there is the person being bullied but what if we got the 99% of other people inspired to take action? what kind of culture can we create? and that is the vant age point that facebook comes at it with. so i wanted to share -- >> [inaudible] >> no. there's a slide before this. okay. this is one slide. it says "

advisers from the academic side, from community based organizations, amazing partners across the time warner family of brands and my partner at facebook and as bullying is unfortunately a global problem we're beginning to expand our u.s. reach. this past spring we launched in south america and in brazil. all of our materials for the educators and the community based organizations in the room, all of the education rights have been cleared. everything on the website and long form and print material, everything can be downloadd and it's yours and free. use it for workshops. use it for curriculum. use it as ways to start an assembly. can you trust the material. we have worked with them. the government has been a phenomenal partner for us. that the agencies -- the fact that you have hhs and ed and justice working together and collaborating it's been one of the most generous partnerships in my 30 years in the business that i have ever seen and i spent a good time in public broadcasting and partnered with the department of ed for years and i have to say this project of all the projects and nobody s

why do you think time warner didn't do this three years ago but is now? ink this has been a long time coming. as you probably know, this idea has been on the table for many years. i would think this is kind of the perfect storm of events in terms of timing to actually pull it off. the capital market, the stock market has been on a tier. a lot of them that were going to spin off has done really well. i would remind you that time has some of the most popular magazine titles in the industry, about 21 1/2 of advertising revenues so i think there's a lot of good things you can point to as to why this timing could be the perfect time to do it. dennis: and now what happens to what's left of the old time warner? some guys i talked to wonder whether time warner itself becomes an attractive portfolio of properties. what if viacom, what if some, you know, outside guy like net flix or amazon or apple? any possibles here? >> keep in mind right now even with the publishing, the television business is generally about 80% of the time warner's results so the core of that b

then the internet bubble burst, and aol time warner's stock went into freefall. you were losing nearly $10 million a day... >> no. >> for 2 1/2 years. >> a million a day. >> a million a day for 2 1/2 years? >> wait a minute. that'd be 700 million. no, you're right, 10 million a day. hey, listen, i didn't-- i get thousands, millions, and billions mixed up and i-- >> but when you're bleeding $10 million a day, at some point you just got to say, "i'm getting out of this." >> but my kids were all in the stock, most of my friends were. so i sat there loyally and went down the drain with everybody else. [ticking] >> coming up, jane fonda on ted turner. >> it's impossible to really be with ted the way he needs someone to be with him and have any kind of life of your own. >> he's perfectly aware of it. he said to me, he said, "i hate being alone." >> he's aware that it makes it hard for the person who's, you know, trying to love him. >> but what's interesting is, the moment he's in one place for a couple of days, he's got to move on to somewhere else. >> yeah, when you'r

now, i can get why you can make the case it's good for time warner. uld want to buy time inc? >> that's the problem. when the eskimos, ready to pass away, they put them out on a block of ice and put them out into the ocean. >> that's what's known as a spin-off. and that is what's happening here. we have a spin-off of this print business that, i guess, couldn't be sold. >> it's a dying business, nobody reads magazines anymore. >> yeah, just put it on a block of ice and send it off. maybe some shareholders will like it. sometimes those things work. >> i'm glad we got the bottom line on that. xa exactly is fuelling the rally that's brought the dow to record highs? and where is this one coming from? jane wells has been digging through the data, joins us now. jane, what have you found? >> the money appears to be coming from everywhere, but a huge portion of it is from 401(k) accounts as more americans go back to work. 401(k) accounts. the average account was $77,000. now, not enough to retire on, but 12% more than a year earlier. for people 55 and older, th

time magazine will soon be independent from time warner. the company will split the magazine division into its own publicly-traded entity. the move allows time warner to focus solely on its tv and film production business. time, inc., as the spinoff will be known, will include iconic magazines "people" and "sports illustrated." time warner stock hit a multi-year high on the news, closing out thursday at 56 dollars. jcp is pinching pennies. the retailer recently laid off 2200 employees from stores and district offices. sales at penney's have fallen 25% during the first year ceo ron johnson has run the retailer. the department store is reported to be attempting to contain costs after his new strategy to sell merchandise turned off customers. next week, the chicago tribune reports jc penney will open trendy boutiques. personal computers are fighting for a place in a mobile world. in the past 10 years, consumer pc sales dropped by half, according to research by gartner. the convenience and speed of smartphones and tablets have replaced the trad

aol up 60% and time warner cable shares 250% according to thompson reuters. of course, a loss for meredith, which was in talks to buy some of those titles. take a look at his shares there now. time warner's decision to spin off publishing assets follows on the heels of news corp, which is on track to spin off its publishing assets some time this summer. simon, guys, it seems like wall street likes this move to spin off publishing. back over to you. >> interesting. >> thank you, julia. >>> one retail grocer in the green here, send it back to josh lipton at headquarters for a market flash. josh? >> hey there melissa. kroger is in the green, hit august 52-week high today. the grocery store operator swinging to a fourth quarter profit, same-store seams roughly in line with expectation. as for the outlook, kroger expecting per share earnings between 271 and 279, higher than what the street was looking for. analyst saysing that kroger has made prices more reasonable the past few years. that, they say, came at a penalty to gross margin but also made their product of

i know that the time warner pays us to carry programing. going down, that is not good for us, is it? >> well, you know, so, we're recommending disney, strong buy on cb of the, disney buy, news corp, buy. time warner, we see a lot of common themes on the companies that i just mentioned and not just on the content side but also it we see a lot of acite tiff acquisitions. -- accretive acquisitions. spin off news corp education business and time warner publishing. a lot of companies have significant amount of cash, very solid balance sheet, returning capital to shareholders. international expansion is another theme. all told investors are really, very, very happy with the performance of these stocks over last several years consistently beating most of the major benchmarks. sandra: a stock we all watch often is netflix which i'm looking at which suffered a down day today. it is $181 a share. i wonder how they could possibly benefit from the move away from pay-tv services? >> netflix entered the fray to revolutionize the model, the traditional te

. >>> yesterday time warner announced it is spinning off the world's largest magazine publisher, a place where both susie and i used to work. i don't know about you, but i like holding a magazine or newspaper when i read one, no knock on tablets, but can old-fashioned papers and periodicals make money or even survive? john fort has more now on the future of the printed word. >> reporter: it's been rough going for print lately. media companies that once looked at combining newspapers and tv networks to the secret of growth and profitability have reversed course. the big new idea, carve off the print operations and let them fight for survival on their own. that's the plan at news corp., where rupert murdoch plans to separate from the tv and movie studios and now that's the plan at time warner, whichú dollars. it's a similar story at news corp. and at the new york times company. there are some signs of hope, however, readers are paying for digital subscriptions at the new york times, a trend keeping the revenues from slipping in 2012. wall street journal and financial times also charge for

. >>> time warner appears to be getting rid of "time" magazine, the cornerstone of the henry luce mediaire. the company, now mostly electronic media, is, according to the "new york times," spinning off all of its magazines, including "time," "fortune," "sports illustrated." it's unclear what will happen to the company name once "time" is gone from time warner. >>> very sad news about the actress valerie harper. so well-known to a generation of tv viewers as rhoda morgenstern on the old "mary tyler moore" show and her own spin-off show, she told "people" magazine she is dealing with a rare and aggressive terminal brain cancer. her doctors say she has months to live. she made the discovery when her jaw went numb during rehearsals for her one-woman show back in january. she already battled lung cancer in '09. she hopes her case will at least focus more attention on cancer research. valerie harper is 73 years old. >>> lots of hubbub in the u.k. over a supposed slip of the tongue by the expectant kate middleton. she was on a walk-about in the northern english town of grimsby when she was giv

>> well, i like time warner a lot here, twx.e i would go as far as to say i think it's going to go up if the market goes down, but historically, time warner hasn't been a high volatility stock, and i really like the capital allocation program they have right now, $4 billion share repurchase program, and they just raised the dividend 11%, a good free cash flow generator, and i think media is a good late cycle play here in general. not to mention, that i have had a couple recent misses in movies, i think they're due for a couple of hits, and they have "hangover iii" as well as the new "superman" movie coming out this year. i think they're due for a couple of hits. >> we asked for a correction-proof stock, but you feel this is a late cycle thing. are we in late cycle in this recovery, do you think? >> the u.s. stock market is up well over 100% off the '09 lows. so i think to say you're in the second or third inning i think would be incorrect. but we at riverfront think the market still has plenty of upside from here over the next 1

. >>> time warner is splitting up. unced wednesday it's spinning off its magazine unit, which includes "time," "sports illustrated," and "people." time warner says the move will allow it to focus on its tv networks and movies. >>> facebook is shaking things up again. they're expected to roll out a radical new look for their home page feed today. it's expected to give users access to more visual and splashier content. this comes about a month after the social network unveiled graph search which many users are still trying to understand. anne-marie? >> i just got used to their old view look. i've got to learn this whole thing again. thank you very much. care ferrar erica ferrari here in new york. >>> coming up in sports, the miami heat put on a show, but would their 15-game winning streak remain intact. to explore. >> but, thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip, because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. >> so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. >> a

time warner the parent company of cnn is getting a divorce from time inc which published the company's magazines. after an attempt to sell most of the magazines fell through time warner will create an independent company to publish such titles as "people" spo"spo illustrated" and "time." the ceo says the spinoff will enable time warner to focus on its business while time inc will benefit from the flexibility. what's driving this? the print business is going through a tough time and may never fully bounce back. even the popular "people" magazine saw a 12% decline in news stand sales in the second half of last year. without divisions such as turner broadcasting warner brothers and hbo the magazines will have to make it on their own. maybe we should just make this a weekly award. the dumbest fake story aired by shows without any checking. last week, it was a pig rescuing a goat. a youtube moment that turned out to be staged by comedy central. it was a woman claiming a $5,000 prize in exchange for allowing an on-line poll to determine the name of her baby. and that was like giving a child

are doing great same with the shareholders for comcast and time warner the problem is that the country is sinking when it comes to this absolutely essential data access that we're going to use for everything for climate change research for access to medicine for information entertainment there really is just one pipe now and it's data and we've let just a very few companies control our country's future would be stretching a metaphor to suggest you know better franklin said we should all have access to information so let's have public libraries and that the public library of this era is the internet itself and therefore it should be considered a public utility like public libraries were in the late eighteenth century right up to today. that's a useful way to think of it i often people's eyes light up when you talk about electricity that we used to think of electricity as a luxury and in the early one nine hundred ninety percent of farmers didn't have it kids in new york city were playing with electric toys controlled by private utilities that were consolidating and not subject to any ov

. >>> media giant time warner announced plans to spinoff its magazines. split is expected to happen by the end of the year. some analysts consider the magazine business a real drag on time warner profits. >>> president obama breaks bread with republicans tonight. what they discuss, and who picked up the tab. >>> the san francisco district attorney plans to file charges against a man expected of killing while driving drunk. brewer is scheduled to be arraigned on friday, and faces the possibility of ten years in prison if convicted. >>> new york police say the prime suspect in a hit-and-run crash that killed a young pregnant woman, her husband, and later their baby is now under arrest. police say 44-year-old julio acevedo turned himself in today. he was also facing drunk driving charges at the time of the crash. it was just after midnight on sunday when police say he crashed his bmw into the vehicle that was carrying newlyweds to the hospital. the couple died hours later, but their premature baby was born by c section and unfortunately died the next day. >>

time warner is going to spin off its time inc. unit.the zeal is expected to be completed by year's end. time warner had been in talking about combining some of those magazines, as you recall. with meredith corporation. but, those talks broke down. meredith is the publisher of fitness, family circle, and better homes and gardens. >> we've been talking about stocks continuing to soar to new highs. oil prices holding steady around $90 a barrel on stronger macro data from china. ahead of that key ecb policy meeting a little later today. joining us is sean hyman who is editor of money new's ultimate wealth report. and john from the cme. how are you feeling just about how the stock markets have been headed? are you feeling nervous? you feeling like things are going to keep pushing higher? >> it's a slow grind, becky. one of the bombs has been this lack of volume. retail america isn't quite back in to the equity market and there continues to be a high amount of cynicism, given how far we've come on gdp growth that's averaged about 1.5% to 2% t

also there's been surprise spin-offs of time warner cable and also aol. s publications like "sports illustrated," "people," and "time." >>> more good news for "star wars" fans. >> you might already be very excited about finally getting the episodes 7, 8 and 9, but wait there will be more. disney announced it was buying the lucasfilm franchise, apparently it's going to visit some stand-alone movies featuring characters. we don't know what characters, but i'm sure you're excited about the fans. >> anything that allows you to say objecti wand kenobi is fantastic for me. >>> big retailers and tech companies top the list. the representation quotient survey looked at product quality, trust, social responsibility, and how they treat their employees. at number five johns johnson & johnson. goog of is 4, disney takes third. appearing drops to second, which means amazon.com takes over the top spot. companies with the worst reputation quotients, including a lot of financial firms. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico

. >>> media giant time warner announced plans to spinoff its magazines.plit is expected to happen by the end of the year. some analysts consider the magazine business a real drag on time warner profits. >>> president obama breaks bread with republicans tonight. what they discuss, and who picked up the tab. >> he did it in new york and los angeles, but can bill bratton reduce violent crime here in oakland? we'll have a live report. [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. this march, we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. the newest way to enjoy subway every day! mary gshe also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds o

time warner could be putting time into a separate unit.he publishing arm that has the fortune and time brand, has been struggling as of late. last year made less money. $420 million at an operating income level. than a decade ago. very interesting story in the making there. back to you, bill. >> appreciate it. >>> live for us in london. have a great day. >>> as always, let us know why you're awake. we'll read those responses later in the show. >>> still ahead on "way too early" -- bad news from the new york yankees. another big slugger is added to a long list of injuries. will they be ready for the regular season? that's next in sports. >>> and marco rubio wins for the filibuster line of the day. >>> stay tuned, "way too early" comes right back. >>> the march will not continue. see that they turn around and disperse. it's a new day. if your a man with low testosterone, you should know that axiron is here. the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the underarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger

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time group $3.4 billion per year in revenue, time warner only want to keep three of the most valued titleslustrated." and you call this history. the history channel raking in record high ratings on two new dramas. "the bible" and "viking." "viking" spanking 6.2 million. eat your hearts out, broadcasters. lastly, bravo director scoring the highest grossing bond film of all time. "skyfall" $1.1 billion at the box office but perhaps has pass on directing the next bond film in the series. cheryl: los angeles says the no to yet another tax and have a very miserable commute with a couple of l.a. stories coming up in the "west coast minute" for you. dennis: the big apple taking on the other big apple. new york mayor bloomberg latest health risk warning ahead. cheryl: as they go to break, take a look at the nasdaq. 6.7%. there are some winners for you today. we will be right back. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. pl

. >>> we'll see how time warner's stock fares today on the corporate publishing unit being forced into a separately owned traded company. >>> carl icon has reportedly taken a 6% stake in struggling pc maker dell lending weight to shareholders opposed to a company buyout priced at $24.4 billion. >>> madison avenue appears to be warming up to the idea of same sex marriage featuring gay and lesbian couples in ads. the ad features husbands of traditional and same sex marriages. >>> the travel corporation that manages the grand canyon sky walk filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy after a federal judge uphead a $28 million judgment from a las vegas land developer. don't worry, the sky walk will remain open. >>> and taco bell fans wait no more. the fast food chain announced it will release the new cool ranch do rito shell a day earlier. fans complained that their local restaurants didn't have them. say it ain't so. >>> wait until we tell you what this new dog is. and the sharks are swarming off our coast. and blake griffin wows them with a new super dunk. you're watching "early today." >>> and now

time warner is up, comcast is up and netflix down, a negative for them.s is a great idea but don't expect it to happen any time soon. steel stocks, could it get any worse? ak steel lowered their eps guidance, a ten-year low for ak steel. horrible for the steel companies overall. finally, good day for the earnings. mike ron, nike, good ones with tiffany as well, but remember, mandy, oracle and, of course, caterpillar and, of course, federal express. hard to get rid of those three earlier in the week. back to you. >> absolutely. by the way, you mentioned ak steel. we'll be talking about resources stocks later on in the show. >> well, to cyprus where things are starting to get real. cash is running low and tempers running hot and there's new concern that cash may not be the only thing in short supply. michelle caruso-cabrera is live in nicosia. are there rumors about things potentially about food supplies because suppliers aren't being paid? what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, we are hearing people concerned about whether or not within the next couple o

and whatever time is left, there's not a lot of time. >> warner: the president continues his trip tomorrow to the west bank to speak with palestinian leaders, then back to deliver a speech in jerusalem. >> ifill: i spoke with margaret a short while ago. margaret, it's good to see you. this is the president's first foreign visit of his second term. why israel, and why now? >> warner: that's a good question, gwen, because as i think we know from the campaign, president obama never did visit israel as president and got quite a bit of criticism and question about that. so the white house and the president decided this was the perfect time to come, to demonstrate-- the number one purpose of this trip was to demonstrate to the israeli public and prime minister netanyahi that the u.s. does have israel's interest at heart and as the president said himself today, that the u.s. has israel's back. and the reason that's important is because president obama needs to work together with president netanyahi on two particularly difficult issues. one is how to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon, and th

finally, time warner. shares rising almost 50% in the past year. doc, hold 'em or fold 'em?> i would fold this one. >> oh! >> i'm jumping in with my bear suit and joining dan nathan. i don't have anything against time warner, but this move, especially in the media stock space, has been too much too fast. i think you get a better entry, $4, $5 lower. >> all right. coming up next on "fast money," what is driving the gold bugs, as investors embrace stocks. but first, the world's top chip maker sitting out of the four-year rally. jon and guy battle whether intel can redeem itself. >> is that a -- that's not -- >> he doesn't blink. >> all right. it's for real. all right. street fight is coming up next. as we head to break, take a look at the best and worst performing stocks on the dow since the last time we hit a record high. stay tuned. >>> one stock left out of the latest leg of this bull market, intel. shares are down 17% over the past year. the world's leading chip maker igniting a street fight between jon and guy. jon is our bull. guy is the bear. total of 90 seconds to make

world's biggest countries craig room will to fix his that had comcast eighteen to you varieties in time warner. hosted leak competing with each other but in reality just dividing up territory across the country so that they can maintain incredibly high profit margins and where they don't feel that in the pressure to invest in new technologies and new service. and the result has been that americans pay far higher prices for far slower service than a lot of the rest of the world g. selling else a small move in many ways with floyd big trust comes crushing few a ship so megacorp so found a much more sinister way to get in the minds of the i'm suspecting the stealthy sentinel provide a crucial intelligence in the republic service brought close to p.b.s. backs drones spying on americans just because the show's on and by the make of the sentinel drone located molted. punishment for anyone who steps out soiled this establishment is a collective job mainstream continues to claim a cell just scoops a puts in the law of the risk even though that's been denied even by the defense that could see himself a

you can call your cable systems, like comcast, cox, time warner, and they are going to resist puttingn a conservative news network. so you have to go over their heads, just like ron led reagan did. through your grass roots organizations you need to reach out to your representatives on a tate and local level and put pressure on them to put pressure on these 800-pound gorillas like comcast. we also need your help in another regard. we want to know about you. we want you to tell us about your and your organizations in all 50 states. or is it 57 states, i can't remember. we want to be your network pell tell us about you and your organization and we're going to try our best to get you on. i don't know if you heard but we're teaming with "the washington times." [applause] so we're going to have a wonderful relationship both written and electronic. we as conservatives have a winning message, we just need to get it out there. our pledge to you, whether it is marco rubio or rand paul or from thein or ted cruz great state of texas. we will not block their conservative message. we will be their

she worked in new york at christie's auction house and the time warner center, the museum experience includes the research positions in new york and the victor annual beter museum in london. she has been a member of the curtorial team of san francisco since 2008. and currently holds the position of assistant curator for european art. it has supported works from the 15th century, such as the mourners, cultures from the court of bergandy to the 19th century, including van gogh, and beyond master pieces. and she served as the assistant curator for the blockbuster, girl with the pearl earrings, including impressionists on the water and matice from sf mona to be honored later this year. we invited melissa to speak because he told me that his cloud series was inspired by growing up looking at dramatic skies in dutch landscape painting. welcome. >> thank you to everyone who came out this evening to the main branch of the public library, i felt like it was encased in a cloud with all of the fog and the rain and everything and so i have literally taken on this assignment with a great personal

are doing great same with the shareholders for comcast and time warner the problem is that the country is sinking and when it comes to this absolutely essential data access that we're going to use for everything for climate change research for access to medicine for information entertainment there really is just one pipe now and it's data and we've let just a very few companies control our country's future would it be stretching a metaphor to suggest you know better franklin said we should all have access to information so let's have public libraries and the public library of this era is the internet itself and therefore it should be considered a public utility like public libraries were in the late eighteenth century right up to today. that's a useful way to think of it i often people's eyes light up when you talk about electricity that we used to think of electricity as a luxury and in the early one nine hundred ninety percent of farmers didn't have the kids in new york city were playing with electric toys controlled by private utilities that were consolidating and not subject to any

is affected. >> right, right now time warner is up about .6%.on at the point in time of the new way, the new digital way, everything we knew to be true back in the day is completely out the window, stuart, right? now you're talking other ways getting h.b.o. without having to subscribe to cable, it's an unbelievable concept and i know i pay a heck of a lot in cable. stuart: bypassing the cable operators is an interesting concept. i can see it coming. nicole, thank you very much indeed. let's get back to cyprus, we told you there was chaos on the ground there. we've got the bank deposit tax, it's back on the table. and it's to help pay for the bailout. and joining us now is a former cia agent mike baker joins us, all right, mike, we've got the deal back on the table where they want to take money out of private bank accounts, if you've got more than 100,000 euros in the account and it's back on the table and they're going to vote on it again. it looks to me like that's a shot fired right at the russian mob. is that right? >> well, the russian mob w

he's been promoted to such a prestigious position don't forget about the giant telecom corporation time warner also backed kerry with a hefty four hundred fifty four thousand dollars look eyes are governments clearly more corrupt than ever before especially in the wake of legislation like citizens united just imagine if we could know exactly where our politicians sold out to and who they sold out to perhaps if they had to shamefully displayed. their badges on their chest they think twice about taking those brides so yes i know that this is a pie in the sky idea but a girl can dream right. then been living this way since the seventeenth century. their rituals are strict. their community. they clearly distinguish between their own and the alien. and guard their family and things in the trash. we speak your language they will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn it into angles keaton's stories. detroit altie spanish find out more visit eye eye to . lisa ling. lucky live. live live. live .