brian: let's watch one of your gif's. and you can tell us what a gif is. it's china, russia and the u.n. 10 seconds. [video clip] ann: that's not a gif. it's a movie file because there's sound. you can't do sound with gif's. i still approach it the same way. it's very simple. brian: let's get this on the table, very important fact. gif s's stands for graphics interchange format. n: and you pronounce it jiff like jiff peanut butter. brian: when did all that start? what's a gif then? ann: i don't know. you pronounce it jiff. brian: who watches one of those? ann: you know, the reason -- there are a couple reasons i switched over to them. one is they're very fast and you can do them on loops. it's a great thing to share on social media and social media has become very important for everyone. not just editorial cartoonists but i find it's much easier and faster to do for me and since things turn around quickly it also -- you can put it directly on a blog. when i was doing the movie files which were the flash generated ones with sound, you have to go into a vide

host: this is a gif depicting dylan roof.e killed nine african-americans in charleston, south carolina. ms. telnaes: i know which one this is. is where i think animation works so well for an editorial cartoon. what i wanted to say is that he is not any different -- what he did is not any different than what isis does. i just had him flip over and turning to him. you could do it as a still but i think the motion adds to it. brian: here is a gif on the republican platform on women's issues. this was back during the campaign. ms. telnaes: this was early on when i believe trump had just announced, and they were worried that he was going to be bad for them in terms of voters. you are worried now? platform with reproductive rights, equal pay? brian: speaking of president trump, has he been a gift for cartoonists? ms. telnaes: i get that a lot. let's put it this way. we do not have to look for anything to do, but now it is an issue of trying to decide what you want to comment on. we're like anyone else. this is our country, we are w

that is not a gif. with gifs/do sound . but i still approach it the same way. graphicfs stand for imaging format. what is a gif? of those?s one ms. telnaes: there's a couple of reasons i switched over to them. they are fast. you can do them on loops. and faster forer me. movie files,ing a video to go into system. call thosedo you again? ms. telnaes: the ones with sound are done in flash. they are movie files. ms. telnaes host: what did we just see? a. telnaes: there was -- ement ms. telnaes: -- again/et's watch . sound affect help a lot. animation onook at virginia requiring ultrasounds for abortion. explain that. ms. telnaes: i look at it as if the state is requiring you to have an ultrasound. it is basically putting their hands on your body. it is a visual metaphor. to see a handprint shows you she has been violated and that is the point. hohost: how long did it take you to do that? ms. telnaes: that is a difficult question. once you have the idea, a couple of hours depending on how complicated. it is always about getting the idea. you are always sketching li

[video clip] ann: that is not a gif. you cannot do sound with gifs. i still approach it the same way. it is very simple. then: let's get this on table. very important fact. gifs stand for graphic imaging format. ann: i grew up with jif the peanut butter. it "gif."unce with the g. brian: who watches one of those? ann: there's a couple of reasons i switched over to them. they are fast. you can do them on loops. it is much easier and faster for me. when i was doing movie files, you have to go into a video system. brian: what do you call those again? ann: the ones with sound are done in flash. they are movie files. brian: what was that? i am going to run it again in a second. what was that we just saw. ann: i do not remember the year, but there was a u.n. resolution against syria that china and russia would not agree to, so i took the very old visual metaphor of see no evil, speak no evil, say no evil and i just changed it to the gunshot at the end where he is actually shooting. aside shooting one of his own people. -- assad shooting one of his own people

of him physically assaulting hillary clinton, you know, this made up gif of an anti-semitic tweeter and transphobic tweeter, and then diverts all of the discussion. if the issue on climate change does contain -- continued this week, what that accord is for people to really understand. >> so it is the best the global community is been able to come up with so far, better than anything we have had so far, but really not good enough. truck in that clip talked about the nationally determined targets. what the paris agreement is is the world community coming together, setting a goal of keeping tetemperatures below wht was determined to be realally catastrophic climate change, of keeping warming below two degrees celsius above what it was before humans started burning fossil fuels on an indudustrial scale. there was a huge fight about that target because we have already warmed the planet by one degree celsius and are releasing .uch catastrophic effects so there was a push to make it more ambitiousus, to make it t . so the agreement has some complicated language, making best efforts to meet

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. >> within minutes there were gifs, memes and video clips like this one that went viral. >> everything should be. >> so what is it about sports that moves us? >> something that everybody can come together over. >> we always are looking for something to feel good about. >> a psychologist at drexel university. she says the victorious moment on the field actually affects our brain. >> it's pretty crazy but it makes sense. >> watching our team win releases a chemical called oxytocin. >> it builds up all these wonderful chemicals and quite frankly it just feels good. >> it turns out your key to success can actually improve your life. >> that is an accomplishment also has to do with bio chemistry because it makes us feel good both emotionally, physically and relationally. >> there's also a flip side. >> we won't get into that. >> i'm not going to be that person. >> between that and the villanova game winner, i can't take it. >> retail giant target is giving employees a raise. increase the minimum hourly rage to $11. the increase affects more than 300,000 workers nationwide and target says it

including one fake gif showing the president hitting hillary clinton with a golf ball. the president retweeting himself, renewing his call for a tougher travel ban. in reaction to the bombing on a london train on monday. >> will we see a new one? >> this is something we are looking at is how to protect the american people better. how to ensure that we know who these people are, who are moving. >> the uk prime minter is pushing a different proposal in the general assembly in new york this week. >> one of the issues we need to be addressing and i'll be raising this when i'm united nations is the question of the use of the internet. by terrorists. for terrorist planning. but also for using it for the spread of extremism of hatred, of propaganda that can insight and inspire terrorism. >> north korea also likely to be a hot topic at u.n., trump's tweeting about kim jong-un callin the north korea heard rocket man after the regime's rocket test last week. >> if the united states has to defend itself or its allies in any way, north creeal be destroyed. we know that. none of us

. >> within minutes there were gifs, memes and video clips like this one that went viral. >> everything should be. >> so what is it about sports that moves us? >> something that everybody can come together over. >> we always are looking for something to feel good about. >> a psychologist at drexel university. she says the victorious moment on the field actually affects our brain. >> it's pretty crazy but it makes sense. >> watching our team win releases a chemical called oxytocin. >> it builds up all these wonderful chemicals and quite frankly it just feels good. >> it turns out your key to success can actually improve your life. >> that is an accomplishment also has to do with bio chemistry because it makes us feel good both emotionally, physically and relationally. >> there's also a flip side. >> we won't get into that. >> i'm not going to be that person. >> between that and the villanova game winner, i can't take it. >> retail giant target is giving employees a raise. increase the minimum hourly rage to $11. the increase affects more than 300,000 workers nationwide and target says it

while the president himself retweets gifs of him hitting hillary with a golf ball. >> this president unlike what you're supposed to be as the head of a country. >> reporter: joy behar talked about trump on "the view." >> he pardoned an immigrant hater basher, sheriff arpaio. >> reporter: and wrote a book about him. >> there is so much grist for the comedy mill. having said that, it's a little scary at the same time. and comedy sometimes is at its best when there's a little fear involved. >> reporter: "funny or die" just opened a d.c. office. they're beefing up politics and he's the gate. >> i dress like i'm from d.c. so it's kind of, you know -- basically banana republic outlet mall sheep. >> david sticks out walking around the office. >> i'm glad you noticed. >> reporter: he did the jokes for obama like the anger translator at the 2015 correspondents' dinner. >> rising seas or violent storms -- >> you got mosquitos sweating people on the train, stinking it up -- >> reporter: he's written a funny, self-deprecating book, "thanks obama and my hopy changy white house years." >> i didn't

the tweeter in chief in hot water this time after the president on sunday reach we did this animated gif and maybe you've seen it it shows him hitting a golf ball that hillary clinton knocking her to the ground as she boards a plane is the latest example of trump continuing to bully his democratic rival more than ten months after winning the presidential election now the tweet stoked outrage online generating more than thirty thousand replies democratic house representative brad sherman blasting trump writing re tweeting this kind of missile video might be below the standards of even this president richard painter the former chief white house ethics lawyer for president george w. bush called drums to eat in than teil if obama had acted this way we would have hauled him off to the funny farm months ago. supporters have been firing back to get a sense of freaking humor everyone on the left defended stupid kathy griffin when she held a severed head and said it was comedy comedian kathy griffin outraged trump and his backers when she staged a mock beheading of the president earlier this year

there was a gif.acked plaza. >> i feel amazing. i don't have words to say thank you to all of you guys who woke up so early to see me today. my fans are just the best because i feel like they know me enough to know when i'm nervous. and they're like, yeah. you look so good. okay. >> you've been collaborating with some incredible artists, too. how is it being a solo act now? how does that go? >> i'm having so much fun. it's fun to be able to, you know, make the world that i have had in my head into a reality. you know what thk had so much fun with that. a song like "havana" was just a title on the notes of my phone. and then, it became a song. and it will become a video, soon, i promise. and i'm performing it here. it's so much fun to create a whole -- that whole thing. >> and i had no plans for the weekend. but now i know what i'm going to be doing. singing that song over and over again. it's really catchy. and by the way, did pharrell produce that? >> yeah. he co-wrote it with me and my producer. and

t the president of the united states retweeted a juvenile gif of him hitting hillary clinton with a golf ball. and he has gone to name-calling, calling kim jong-un rocketman. that sets the stage for the president ahead of his address to world leaders. now, who will be on the stage? will it be the president who takes petty shots? or will it be a more presidential respect representation of the united states? >> that's the question and i can't answer it? but when we see what president trump does say, we'll see a number of things. he's addressing two, big audiences. one is the global audience and the leadership assembled there. he'll like to sound tough to them. he is speaking in a chamber where the united states provides the majority of the funding. and the gop traditionally has attacked the united nations has not fit for purpose. as basically being anti-american on occasions. they have been talking about withholding funds. but when president trump speaks, he rarely forgets the political support he has inside the united states. and that's been away a little bit, particularly since he's done

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he retweeted a gif, in which somebody made this. he hits hillary clinton with a golf ball and knocked her down. have you seen this? trump's amazing golf swing. this by the way is why he tweeted it. someone said his golf swing was amazing. you play the video. you can see what somebody cut together. he swings, she falls. listen -- it's hard to argue there's some comedy there. but if you look at the user name of the guy he retweeted. it's fuctup mine. you can read that for yourself. and that's presidential, folks. it just is. now this is -- the president and his wife were at andrews air force base on the first lady visited a group of kids. it's as solid gold as the toilet on the top floor of trump tower. >> and what is this? what that mean? >> it's my name. >> i know that. i figured it out. i just wanted to -- >> she knew it. she just wanted to figure it from the kid in case the kid didn't know what her name was. if she didn't have her husband run she could have been buying ankle boots instead of reading at a table with kids. melania w

he shared a gif that someone else created of him swinging a golf ball and hitting hillary clinton in the back. it's tacky and mean-spirited and coming right before this important week with all of the issues that matter for the world for our safety and our security to do something like this, it undermines the job he has to do, doesn't it? in a way? >> that's why we're always on pins and needles with president trump. is it trump being being and presidential or small and petty? the golf video he sent around was childish. it was unnecessary. it was something a 14-year-old boy does. why kick her when she's down? you won the election? le leave her alone. can he exist? does he have an instinctive desire to be small, to be petty, to go on the attack? if that's the trump that shows up on tuesday, the united states will be undermined. >>let's talk about obamacare for a minute. the republicans aren't done trying for a repeal. they have one more channels of a party line vote. and also, the congressional policies. what's your reaction to these two developments? >> we've been down this road before

this to the federal judges and others and yes, asp one point i believe it's when he actually gave the gif that gift that he e problem with the libertarian movement had always been a shortage of talent. so as a part of th the project d you will see this going on around campuses in the country now, they are investing heavily in creating these outposts in different schools. we have them where the students are trying to get the transparency in an uphill battle. western carolina university, faculty and students were overruled by belief by the administration. some really frightening stuff playing out. but they create these training institutes that are for high school students and training institutes for teachers and training institutes for faculty, from different places. and training institutes for federal judges. so i did get into that and i gave a hint to the legal story but buchanan one of the colleagues was henry manning who was a crucial entrepreneur to build george mason's law school are roundabout and they ran the camp that at one point i believe that it was by the early 1990s had traine

this golf gif of him hitting hillary clinton, hitting a woman with a golf ball making her stumble, thisor somebody who is going to have to turn around and give a sober speech. why do i ask you this week, why is it so reflexive for so many in media to say bipartisan trump is real and to ignore this trump? >> well, it's clear that there is no real trump except for the one that is reactionary, that is catering to his own eager, is catering to his very small part of the american populus. i think what we're seeing is him flailing because of the chuck and nancy deal that he was cutting on daca. people are so upset with him. we saw people burning make america great hats this week. now you see donald trump trying to do something to try to signal to his population like i'm still one of you. i'm still one of you. please don't leave me. >> yeah. should democrats trust that? on the democratic side of the ledger saying, great, chuck and nancy are err row heroic. is that something democrats should be cheering, whatever it took, they did get a deal? >> look, you can cut a deal with a thief whenever yo

the president retweeted this doctored animated gif showing himself hitting a golf that happens apps tonton in the back boarding a plane. former vice president joe biden just weighed in tweeting, just had the chance to see golf swing tweet. enough. this has to stop. our children are watching. president trump also aimed at north korea calling kim jong-un rocket man. iran and syria and russia in the mix. back with the panel. the main message at the u.n. is make the united nations great. he did take his speech as an opportunity also talk about the large building that he built that was highly successful right across from the u.n., which is right elbow a u.n. first. >> definitely. everyone keeps expecting him to be presidential and in certain circumstances, he is. this thing he tweeted about hillary clinton is repulsive in my opinion. it's violent, actually, if you look at it. it's violence against a woman who was the first female nominee for president of the united states. it's just so disrespectful. i don't know what to say anymore. you get to this point where you think, what do you say to

it is a doctored gif that slices together two bits of video. first shows president trump hitting a golf ball. the second shows hillary clinton tripping as she boards a plane back in 2011. the video is manipulated to show the golf ball hitting clinton's back, causing her to fall. it appears mr. trump re-tweeted the video. >>> new at 11:00, tv's biggest and brightest stars had their moments in the spotlight tonight as the 69th annual emmy awards took place in l.a. the hand maid's tale was the biggest winner of the night. the series took home five awards including best drama and best actress. "this is us" star sterling k. brown won best actor in a drama. and the hbo series veep won best comedy while its star julia louis-dreyfus won best actress in a comedy for the sixth straight year. that extends the all-time record. for a complete list of all the records plus photos of tonight's show, you can go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and search "emmys." >>> a comedy icon's legacy will live on in san francisco's golden gate park. the sharon meadow porti

he tweeted out this gif if you pronounce it the way the inventor of the medium did, showing a fake, donalds actual golf swing, and hillary clinton who tripped on her way into the aircraft as if she was hit in the back by the golf ball. this is the president of the united states. >> unbelievable. retweeting disreputable character. i haven't gone and looked at his previous work. attacking hillary clinton is sort of hifz die fault, i'd say. when he wants to rally his base. i wonder if the white house had been contacted about a couple stories that had been broken tonight and asked for comment and trump thought maybe, you know, i want to, you know, let's get through talking about hillary clinton again instead of about my problems. >> you talked about this before. you're a good reminder to all journalists, civilians forget this dynamic is out there. lawmakers often do get a long lead heads up that something is coming. an aid will tell them, a reporter will let it be known. motives in advance of something that may be bad coming out. >> i'm not a believer that donald trump's playing five dimension

you should see the cat gifs.rd. >> all these people are going to go looking for that account. >> they're going to find it. >> i'm going to have to actually put one up. >> there it vigt there ben, it's kelly here we thank you very much for joining us i was going to ask you since i use pinterest a lot, i noticed a lot more political content in there lately, gifs and memes and things like that i really -- i don't like seeing it what are your thoughts about that kind of content on your platform >> most people use pinterest to get ready for things in their life people do things like plan what their living room's going to look like, plan what kind of recipes they want to cook, plan a special event slyke a wlike ag that's been a major focus. it's pretty minimal compared to a lot of other platforms. >> is is there a way that you could intentionally minimize it if you decided to? that's exactly what i'm doing. i'm looking -- planning wedding stuff, planning home stuff, looking up, you know, chip and jojo's home line or wh

he tweeted out this gif if you pronounce it the way the inventor of the medium did, showing a fake, donaldual golf swing, and hillary clinton who tripped on her way into the aircraft as if she was hit in the back by the golf ball. this is the president of the united states. >> unbelievable. retweeting disreputable character. i vont go i haven't gone and looked at his previous seem to do -- attacking hillary clinton is sort of his default, i would say when he wants to rally his base. i wonder if the white house has been contacted about these stories for comment. let's get people talking about hillary clinton again instead of my problems. >> you talked about this before and you're a good reminder if you are all journalists. civilians forget this dynamic is out there. an aide will tell them, a report will let it be known. it's useful to look at his motives in advance of something that may be bad coming out. >> i'm not a believer that donald trump's playing five dimensional chess. he is certainly cunning and he certainly is a fighter in his way. normally you would say you're going to the u.n.

according to to some all republicans want to do is in tax rerm is drive tax or gif tax breaks to the super rich. and more hand outs for greedy corporations at the expense of middle class workers and families. those may play well to political bases but they don't align with reality. as i noted in the hearing last week, all of the current tax reform ideas are aimed squarely at helping the middle class as well as low income families. our chief goals particularly in business tax said reform are to increase economic growth, create new jobs, grow wages for the employees of both large and small businesses. expand opportunities for all americans and improve standards of living for everyone in the united states. the proof i suppose will be in the pudding. as the committee works through this process with those goals in mind, i believe we will be able to demonstrate why those in the middle class should feel as though they have a stake in the discussion. and how these ideas to reform our current system will help. let's keep in mind that the status quo sluggish economic growth. stagnant wages and

putting a real life representation of domestic violence situation, you've got the president tweeting a gifng his former opponent and thinking it's funny to laugh about something -- neil: you think that advocates violence against women, something that goofy? you don't believe that. >> it certainly tries to make it jovial in a way. neil: you can laugh at other venues but when someone tries to turn it around and do something, you get too serious. >> when it comes to hitting a woman. i think someone who has been a victim. neil: you don't believe that. >> the mother or father of a victim knows that it's not funny. neil: i love her to death, but i find her rage to be selected. what do you think? >> well, look, i don't think anybody should be making fun of hitting politicians with anything. whether we're talking about golf balls or tomatoes or whatever. let's not throw stuff at politicians. neil: would you apply that to an award show where it was nonstop? >> the award shows, i think we should maybe come to an agreement with hollywood. if they avoid the commentary, we won't sing and dance. how abo

. ♪ unbreakable ♪ ♪ it's a miracle ♪ >> i need like a gif. >> i will give it to you. >> seriously?re the one in control. >> great clip. >> i got it. >> is the old adage true it's an honor just to be nominated? >> yes. i have to say something. this is kind of deep. i was very happy to be there, of course for any number of reasons. in particular because it has been such a rough year in so many ways, in the world. and i kept looking around and seeing people and thinking thank goodness you're still here. like dolly parton. i mean still alive. here in the world with me. you're making things better. oprah, thank you. jane you're here. it was very nice. therapeutic. great therapy. >> and the dress looked beautiful. >> i wasn't personally nominated. i wanted everybody to know that was fake news. it affected my chances of winning. >> there you go. >> is there anybody that you see and you fan girl over when you're there inside? are you guys past all that? >> mine was dolly parton. i wasn't near her. >> that is pretty major. that she was there. and to see the three oawesome. i have recently j

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