it's handwritten and those are polaroid's, real polaroid's on the cover there. >> jimmy: is that right. how fun is thi? it comes out may 27th. how do we get this? >> um -- >> jimmy: how do we buy this? in stores or online? >> you got my phone number, right? >> jimmy: no, not me. [ light laughter ] i mean everyone else here. how do they get it? to go neil's website? >> record stores everywhere. and third man records has it online too if you wanna order it that way. >> jimmy: so fun. what made you get into this recording in the vinyl booth, recording booth thing? >> we had a thing -- i spent a a year and a half restoring that record booth. i looked for ten years and finally found it through this guy bill bouman who knew some collectors in the mechanical world. so, a year and a half getting it running. it was not an easy task. and we had it -- for record -- we debuted it. and neil young happened to be in town with his electric car. we both own electric cars too. so we were getting together to just talk about that. and when he was there -- [ laughter ] everyone was using the booth for the

then again, polaroid didn't evolve from the camara and sony not from the walkman. the company bought 24 companies in the past 18 months. regardless, the move is so 2014. apple buys beatz and the news is confirmed by a video on facebook. >>> move over facebook. here comes ali baba. commerce giant, filing for a $1 billion public offering in the u.s. don't let the number fool you. it's likely to go up. this ipo could be bigger than facebook's $16 billion offering. maybe even the largest ipo of all-time. it's time for the "buzz." 90 seconds on the clock. the reason we have yahoo! here, yahoo! is a huge stake in alibaba? >> more than 20%. had been a lot of excitement about what yahoo! cashing in on alibaba would door for its shares. look here. filed tuesday. stock plunged wednesday. i think a classic case of sell the news. there weren't enough details i think in the ipo filing to get yahoo! investors excited again. >> it's a real entree for ali baba into the u.s. market, though? >> definitely. interesting to see how the company does and whether or not they expand into t

>> we all look back to 1982 in a polaroid off the shelves instantaneously. on valentine's day that was terrible but the ceo talked about it and address it and put it to bed. ceos handle this much better. >> that is because they work for businesses. >> with all due respect i think that this is the strategy and it is his sstrategy to put it this way. he wasn't responsible and he made a promise he couldn't keep, straightening out the bea, like he has been trying to do for the past 30 years. probably knowing that he wan he has been trying to do for the past 30 years. probably knowing that he want to just sit back. >> it is obama's problem now, but veterans affairs have had problems for a long time. this is something that is technically correct, it has been going on for decades. >> in terms of the president's responsibility, this is typical of his malaise and checking off the boxes. it is just easier to your point to let them guide the va secretary. neil: someone has to understand how this looks. >> i don't think one can talk to the other, especially with bureauc

>> we all look back to 1982 in a polaroid off the shelves instantaneously. on valentine's day that was terrib but the ceo talked about it and address it and put it to bed. ceos handle this much better. >> that is because they work for businesses. >> with all due respect i think that this is the strategy and it is his strategy to put it this way. >> therefore he can stand back and say that i am shocked and that is exactly what he did the other day. he wasn't responsible even though he knew this was an impossible situation. meet a promise that he couldn't keep. they have been unsuccessful and he made that promise, probably knowing that he wouldn't be able to exceed. he let his people do it is doing the fundraisers and everything oz and then he was shocked to find out that everything oz was falling apart or. neil: we were getting this echo effect that david was just mentioning. it's obama's problem now, the veterans affairs have been a problem for a long time. technically this is something that has been going on for decades. but it doesn't mean that it absorbs

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. >> do they still have polaroids? >> yes, but nobody really uses them. >> tomorrow, could president obama's foreign policy shift endanger u.s. lives? >> there are suggestions it could increase al-qaeda in the u.s. and abroad. that's tomorrow morning. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> ahead in two minutes, escalating violence in ukraine and more news. have a great morning. orning. >> hello and welcome to the news hour. it is good to have you here with us. here are the world's top news stories. >> tensions flaring in eastern ukraine, a convoy of pro-russian separatists is heading to donetsk airport. >> the former army chief al sisi in egypt elected. what to make over the low voter