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are helping teens which are never turned into physical prints from seventeen year old in need of floppy disks. in nineteen eighty five computer and electronics manufacturer come under international commission to end this war helped to create art using the company's ending a one thousand computer. well saved many of his experimental images to an eager floppy disks and do art museum and the dough disks to its collection in nineteen ninety four but it wasn't until last year that his tour ends in lic city's health undiscovered chance to work so far to be led by this time the file formats of the domain images have become obsolete. a team of activists and computers are just disgusting stuff to add to a covered in inches the paintings include the trademark wall were also counted and a modified but the jelly in each venus spice annex ii. this was a united country news caught my interest ukraine. you can find more details at the bedside pristine dot com my name is endemic alana what's on the link goodbye mm i. streets. what are you in the inning. it helps to reinforce reports during the receptio

younger generations don't know what a floppy disk is. how were these files discovered? >> warhol was commissioned by commodore international to create art works to launch the computer in 1985. back then, works were stored on floppy disks as were all different kinds of media and software. the software files were residing on these disks and they had not been -- we weren't even aware they were there for 30 years. >> i was looking at images of the computers thinking they are antiques and how scary that is knowing how short a period ago that was. how difficult was the process of retrieving the images? >> one of the interesting challenges was that we knew that we only had one shot to get the data off of the disks. it's very likely that the process of reading the data off these very fragile media could have destroyed data on them in the first place. another problem, it was confusing as to whether or not there was data to be found on them. when we found it, it was in formats we couldn't read and had to develop methods for reading the data into the images you see. >> what is thi

i saw a floppy disc, and not a floppy disc that size.ic. >> weinstein: i'll tell you, those older systems provide us some... i will say huge safety when it comes to some cyber issues that we currently have in the world. >> stahl: now, explain that. >> weinstein: a few years ago, we did a complete analysis of our entire network. cyber engineers found out that the system is extremely safe and extremely secure on the way it's developed. >> stahl: meaning that you're not up on the internet, that kind of thing? >> weinstein: we're not up on the internet. >> stahl: so, did the cyber people recommend you keep it the way it is? >> weinstein: for right now, yes. >> stahl: a terrorist attack is also a major concern. this tactical security team... >> move! >> stahl: ...trains constantly to take back a missile silo from the bad guys if they ever get in. once the team enters the compound... >> go! go! go! >> stahl: ...and secures the site, they go down into the silo, fast-roping and drawing their guns quicker than most of us can tie a shoelace. >> le

a team of artists unveiling a dozen digital works by war hall all of these hidden on floppy discs forearly 30 years. they will be part of a documentary that will air in may. we want to thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" is next. s rachelle oldmixon takes a test to find out what's in her dna. kyle hill is an engineer. tonight he's got the innovation that will light up las vegas, a unique plant that stores light during the kay, to light up the

the andy warhol museum says the works were found on floppy drives. they were made on an amiga computer in 1985 and were unlocked by the carnegie mellon university computer club and its frank-ratchye studio for creative inquiry, the works were commissioned by the now-defunct commodore international to showcase the computer's capabilities. the art have been extracted and backed up so they can be saved, even if the floppy disks fail. joan rivers refuses to apologize for comparing living in her daughter's guest room with the captivity of three women kidnapped in cleveland. rivers and her daughter discussed their reality show tuesday on nbc's "today" show and she complained about her living arrangements, saying, "those women in the basement in but the the size if in a statemen by her publicist, rivers says it was a joke she made as a comedian. she says the women are free and people should move on. a statement from attorneys for amanda berry and gina [doorbell rings] he what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your

he found a cache of floppy disks but formats that were obsolete. with the help of forensic computer experts, the images were eventually retrieved 56 more than 30 years of being trapped inside. today's digital artists believe had he still been alive, warhol would be leading the field with this type of art. >> to know that warhol had the bravery and the courage to go into this format and really see what would happen and what he could produce. and some of them are quite primitive, but there are a couple that really made it. >> the works will now go on display at the andy warhol museum, celebrating an artist who has more than his 15 minutes of fame. >> join us on air and on line tomorrow. making a sense of the showdown between russia and ukine, the long complicated history that led up to the current crisis. that's it for this edition of pbs "news hour weekend." i'm allison stewart. thank you for watching. joyce v.hales, the wallace family, in memory of miriam and irad.wollack. bernard and irene schwartz, roz lynn p. walter, corporate funding is provide

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it's just a regular piece of rubber, a piece of floppy rubber and i've got a hook on it. i'm going to put it on the stool, i'm going to lift it up, i'm going to lift it up. would you lift it up, please? lift it up by the hook. yeah-h-h, all right, like a suction cup gang. what's happening there? when this pulls up, can you be explaining such a thing to your friend? yeah-h-h. glass filled with water, yeah? okay, where is my cards? take a card, uh-huh. okay, look at that. no problem, no problem. still no problem. -- somebody said, "wait a minute, in't that wate ain't that water pushing down with the pressure." yeah. "well, don't you know that pressure pushed the card away?" -- and your neighr says-- say, if there was a little air bubble on that, and it still holds? yeah, what if there is air in there, gang? does that help it to stay or not help it to stay? not helps it to stay. let's try it with the-- like air in that, okay. when it fills with water, yeah. now, some people would say, why doesn't the water pressure push the card away? and your neighbor said, "because the air

this is something that hadn't been seen because it was on floppy drives that were made on a computer back in 1985, and they were just unlocked by the carnegie melon university computer club. these works were actually commissioned by the now-defunct come dor international to showcase the computer's capability. the art has been backed up so it can be saved even if the floppy disks fail. >>> new this morning, there's a dramatic rise in measles across the country. the centers for disease control and prevention saying california reporting the highest number of cases. almost half the cases in the nation are here in our state of 58. the cdc saying many of the california cases are a result of people visiting the philippines, which is experiencing a very large measles outbreak. health officials say there are 134 outbreaks and 129 cases here in the u.s. so far. the cdc say the last time there was a reported death from the measles in the u.s. was in 2005. >>> coming up, if you've been doing the same things for close to 50 years, what do you think will happen when you're told you can't do it any

. >> new york pizza is then but floppy.but you have to fold the ticket. >> i've lived here my whole life and i love new york pizza. it's ok to like both pizza. we do like thin crust. it's not like you have to pick one or the other. and my running the whole segment? >> you can like both. didn't you look at this part of the interview? >> you don't want to live in a world where there's only one kind of pizza. >> you got it. diversity. >> but chicago did win that all we need to know. thank you so much. >> thank you for validating what we already knew. >> i'm so hungry now. >> here's the forecast. >> i will call if you buy. >> it's 46 degrees. 50 degrees in waukegan. right now we are at 48. satellite composite shows dry conditions. temperatures are moderating. we will be up in the low 50s. yesterday was 68. but today will be lucky to make 51 this afternoon. 34 degrees tonight tamara's high as 45. thursday we climb up to 48. thursday ... first night in chicago. >> it takes you three weeks to eat that. >> there's a reason you wear

also, just a lot of heavy rainfall and floppy driving on the roadways this afternoon. people in the north beach area of san francisco broke out their umbrellas today. good thing they brought. they listened to the forecast. others had to hide out under hoods trying to stay dry. in the south bay, driver and pedestrians were careful navigating the streets. how much rain fell? .rainfall in san francisco. we need it u. concord, san rafael, more than half an inch. what to expect? scattered showers continue tonight. then, up ther level low pressure gets here tomorrow. that is another round of stormy weather. we will talk about that in about 10 minutes. >> paul, thanages even if we do get all the predicted rain this week, it will not do much to we leaveuate our record draught. mark sayer with a look at where we stand right now. mark. >> reporter: the rain has started to come down here within the last half hour. as you look at this rain, it is easy to think hey, this could help shovel our draught problems. not sew fast. the bay area water system is very complex. water comes fro

or further damaged, you're going to do much better, clinically, than you would if you just had a floppy, sick heart. so you want to keep muscle tone, not just in your arms and legs, but your heart also. goldenetz: the truth be known, i probably am more active now than i have been in 25, 30 years, and that's a good feeling. i really look forward to... in fact, i told my wife and daughter that the next vis stpede that i go to i'm goa... i walked in the 5k. thnext one, a year from now, i'm gonna run the 10k. sperling: we know that something as simple as walking four to five times a week, 30 m at a ti, decreases the risk of sudden death in both men and women. we know that optizing your weight decreases your chances of having a heart problem. any person weighing 20% over his or her desirable weight doubles the risk of heart disease. weight reduction lowers total blood cholesterol levels. clearly, there are some dietary programs that we've learned by scientific evidence that can decrease the risk of heart problems. in the united states, we recommend the american heart association diet, the st

>> seth: i had like long, floppy, hugh grant hair. >> well, we're very similar. >> seth: yep, that's west, you went to l.a. >> yeah. >> seth: and i feel like you hear horror stories all the time from improvisors -- new york improvisers move out to l.a. and i think they think because they're going to l.a. the living situation will get so much better. >> because it's hollywood. >> seth: right. it's hollywood. and everybody makes their dreams come true in hollywood. >> live in mansions in hollywood. >> sure. >> seth: but that didn't happen, right? >> no, no, no. she went first. >> yes. i lived in a -- walk-in closet. i slept in a walk-in closet, which we called "the harry potter bedroom." >> seth: oh, wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: that's great. >> how about that? >> seth: 'cause it was magical. >> yes, it was magical. and it was on an aerobed that had a hole in it. so at about 2:00, 3:00 am, i had to pump it back up again. and it never occurred to me to buy a new one. never did. >> seth: wow. >> and this one at the time was -- >> yeah, i was going back and forth from brooklyn.

but now they have time might be the floppies above all.e motive for the murder other documents also detail how zimmer profited from his wife's the death pre by selling their home and collecting life insurance. this picture has been presented by the district attorney is not a grieving husband bought of a calculated killer. >> : all of robert and david zimmer are being held without bail. pending their next court date. later this month in line >> : with a hit his if you're outside the chow is then warm temperatures always all right caught in some areas broke 80 degrees in many parts of bay area appeared in last fall where have clear conditions for us are looking ahead weather headlines with patchy morning fog. with another nice day with cooling as well. all touch on that in just a bit. has head of the park during the opening day to day care giants beat the arizona diamondbacks. >> : j.r. stone live that at&t part tonight with we're bact kid was. i'm walking through a back aisle can run a corner and saw black lamborghini the head and signed fi

you have to know what users wanted and produce floppy disk, bring it to retail at how people would buy it. today, using the internet from any suffrage or can become a much better. the internet has repairs. watching a website is incredibly easy and this is one of the reasons i come is that google, amazon or face that became successful so quickly. similar to barriers for software development, 3-d printing removes barriers. they can have a product printed photo cost's others donate marketing research in advance. the products and payments for manufacture what i'm products directly on time. plus, they can continue products are set up to keep an inventory. there is no question not printers are taking notice. from 2012 to 2013, product increase from 40,000 per month to 100,000 per month and a member of the people grading projects has doubled. 3-d printing enables the entrepreneur in ways we could never conceive of in the past. to understand detail, let me quickly share to 10 works. very many for free and open software programs available to you so literally anyone can do it. after its athletic

. >> how often do you look at a floppy disc?on fire today. >> i'll say anything. >>> we've all been to birthday parties, i dare say, when the entertainer may not have entertained. in katy perry's video, "birthday," she turns herself into five. she turns hes into an animal trainer. a princess. and over-the-hill exotic dancer. the superstar said she was so tired of making gorgeous, racy videos. she wanted to change. she wanted to laugh. and in the video, she revealed herself, to the kids. [ screaming ] >> it's a great moment. it's also a really fun song. >> it's a great idea, too. >> that's brave, i think. braver than brave. >> really? >> yeah. you never forget it. >> memory. >> and the song, "birthday," climbed this week on the hot 100 chart. and her last two songs from "prism," have gone number one. >> one person who does not need autotune. >>> i'm so excited to announce. a zonkey has been born. a rare cross between a zebra and a donkey. born at a zoo in northern mexico. his mom is a zebra named reya. and his dad is a donkey. he

they're using floppy discs, big ones you've never seen. >> would you think they could update it if theying it. it's so interesting. when we saw it we thought, what? this is nuts. but they realized that no cyber terrorist could ever attack this base because the equipment cannot -- they can't get on the internet. so there's no avenue in for someone outside the system. >> very interesting. >> so they're going to keep it this way. >> leslie, there have been some stories about those who guard these nuclear weapons, cheating scandals, et cetera. are they safe? what is the air force doing to make sure the people protecting these facilities are trustworthy? >> they're doing a lot. they're changing systems, they're trying to boost morale. they're called missileeers. most of them are very young and just out of college. they're all officers in the air force but they're trying to make this job more appealing. it was kind of a dead end job, and they're changing a lot. they're dealing with this problem. and the reason we discovered that there was cheating is that they have tests constantly and they h

he created these works back in 1985, but they remained forgotten, lost on a floppy disincome the archivesurgh. another artist tracked down the disc after seeing an old youtube video of warhol talking about the project. remember, you can always follow us on twitter. tweet me @wolfblitzer. tweet the show. you can watch us live or dvr the show so you won't miss a moment. thanks very much for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next breaking news, a search area for flight 370 moving. plus, final texts from the passengers. how to retrieve them. a live demonstration. and outrage. the south korean ferry accident was no surprise. tonight, the builder's record of disasters at sea. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnt net. "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news. word just in from a u.s. navy source, therc