go back to a classic case, eastman kodak is a big company, everyone who works for kodak is doing well, they are getting dividends, benefits and vacations but they do not hire black people. black residents of rochester decide to speak out. we are missing out on the golden age of capitalism. they start taking these protests to the streets to embarrass the company. we live in your community but we are not benefiting. eastman kodak does back down. the vow to implement a hiring and training program for black workers. other black residents around the country say maybe we can make man's of companies. as we approach 1970, activists have begun to tell companies you are not doing it right, you're damaging the environment, damaging people and communities. at the time ralph nader was in his mid-30's and he was targeting general motors in a specific way. he had bought general motors stock and he is saying that companies have too much power in your harming the environment and your consumers. it is at that time that the new york magazine commissions milton friedman to give his thoughts on the purpos

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kodak moment flex they had no idea what i was talking about. >> that is funny. >> role of the window? what was the window, roll it up? >> you know from this show you don't call short shorts, you call them short pants which i don't know if that's a testament to your generation or adjacent is him but short pants i learned from you. >> i get teased a lot about t that. all right, here are some phrases gen z do not understand. the bullet, cut the mustard, let sleeping dogs lie. those are so easy, they make sense to me, i use them like every week. >> i think regular people, people older than gen z, they must use cut the mustard, they mix it up with past mustard, i've heard people say it doesn't past the mustard. >> as long as it's not cut the cheese. [laughter] young people might not know what that is. >> they are efficient because all of their stuff is not even one word, it's half of a word, yours are full on sentences almost. >> my kids watch the brady bunch they last like that is groovy, far out. getting close to suppertime, my kids have no idea what supper is. do this every week. all ri

thanks to the kodak smile. plus camera. a lot of the younger generation still love the novelty of instant prints. it as color filter lenses. so sort of like instagram in real life. it's also a sticker so they can stick it on different areas. different like surfaces. and it's also a bluetooth printers. don't drop your phone. but if you do case to phase new customizable ultra bounce case as you protected up to a whopping 32 feet for brought back all to bounce you can see over here that might affect your with a material called equal shot. that actually able to absorb impact. finally, this award-winning urban east malibu speaker has a solar charging panel on top. so it's always ready to play when you're ready to listen. there isn't. >> if you would like you need to the window the window. is so short of light. it does continues to a charges with both indoor and sunlight. >> i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. well, now you too, can live like shrek, but just be careful not to attract any talking. donkeys to stay

. >>> finally, they are kodak moments of a city's past, a precious record of what used to be. images now given new exposure jake ward is in san francisco. >> reporter: before google, before million-dollar condos, san francisco was a port city trying to reinvent itself. >> this one, significant remodeling >> reporter: david gallagher collects memories of san francisco. >> like i say to everyone who says i have an old picture, i tell them i want to see it >> reporter: so when an online acquaintance found this box of slides on the street, within days they were at his house >> over 900 kodachrome and ektachrome slides from 1966 and '67. >> that's the freeway that the earthquake destroyed. >> reporter: the places are familiar but the scenes are of another world. people filing taxes in person bathing caps remember bathing caps? and a very san francisco voter drive. we walked with gallagher to compare old and new. it was the end of one san francisco. >> that brake and wheel place is gone. now $4,000 will get you two bedrooms and two baths in that building >> reporter: but who took th

go back to a classic case, eastman kodak is a big company, everyone who works for kodak is doing welley are getting dividends, benefits and vacations but they do not hire black people. black residents of rochester decide to speak out. we are missing out on the golden age of capitalism. they start taking these protests to the streets to embarrass the company. we live in your community but we are not benefiting. eastman kodak does back down. the vow to implement a hiring and training program for black workers. other black residents around the country say maybe we can make man's of companies. as we approach 1970, activists have begun to tell companies you are not doing it right, you're damaging the environment, damaging people and communities. at the time ralph nader was in his mid-30's and he was targeting general motors in a specific way. he had bought general motors stock and he is saying that companies have too much power in your harming the environment and your consumers. it is at that time that the new york magazine commissions milton friedman to give his thoughts on the purpose of

go back to a classic case, eastman kodak is a big company, everyone who works for kodak is doing wellthey are getting dividends, benefits and vacations but they do not hire black people. black residents of rochester decide to speak out. we are missing out on the golden age of capitalism. they start taking these protests to the streets to embarrass the company. we live in your community but we are not benefiting. eastman kodak does back down. the vow to implement a hiring and training program for black workers. other black residents around the country say maybe we can make man's of companies. as we approach 1970, activists have begun to tell companies you are not doing it right, you're damaging the environment, damaging people and communities. at the time ralph nader was in his mid-30's and he was targeting general motors in a specific way. he had bought general motors stock and he is saying that companies have too much power in your harming the environment and your consumers. it is at that time that the new york magazine commissions milton friedman to give his thoughts on the purpose

would say, kids, buying low and selling high on kodak put you through college. [laughter] steve, keith, my thanks to you both. >>> breaking news here, president joe biden campaigning in arizona at this hour. the president announcing he is directing funds to build the mccain library at arizona state university to honor the former republican senator, presidential candidate and war hero, john mccain. critics of the president are complaining that while he's there in arizona, he is not planning to visit the southern border during his stop, and it was border security that was one of the hottest topics during the second republican debate last night at the ronald reagan library in simi valley california. seven candidates, a lot of people on stage, fought to stand out in the fox business debate, and today her trying to spin the results in their favor. madison alworth is at our debate location with more on what the 2024 candidates are saying the day after, madison. >> reporter: hey, liz. how are you? so following their performance during the debate last night, candidates

want to turn to nbc's kathy park who is in kodak, tennessee, with a lot of drivers hitting the roads, along with matt bradley who is outside buckingham palace in london. give us the latest, kathy, with what you're seeing on the roads there? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. right behind me is i-40. this interstate is pretty busy even when it's a non-holiday. as you can see, things are picking up. we've seen this stall throughout the afternoon. we're imagining things will only get worse throughout the day. unfortunately, experts are saying, look, if you didn't leave early, chances are you'll be sitting in this pretty much throughout the day today. the best time to leave, if you have wiggle room, is any time after 7:00 today. earlier today i had a chance to speak with a family who basically visited the smoky mountains here, they were visiting from michigan. they know they have a very long journey ahead. they gave us a preview of what to expect. take a look. >> there's going to be a lot of folks on the road today. obviously it's labor day, people headed home. are you prepared to sit in

joining us now, nbc news correspondent kathy park is on a highway in kodak, tennessee.se. happy labor day to you. many folks we spoke with already this morning unfortunately know that they missed their window to avoid the traffic. behind me is i-40. this is a very busy interstate, the great smoky mountains a few miles away. and as you can see, jose, folks are already on the move. this morning millions are expected to be on the move with a labor day weekend starting to wind down, capping off a record breaking summer travel season. the tsa reporting more than 2 million passengers friday and again on saturday estimating nearly 14 million have taken to the skies over six days with few signs of trouble. >> this is much, much busier. >> yeah. >> but very efficient. i haven't had any problems. >> it's been basically a best case scenario. what we have seen is a cancellation rate that is well below the normal average. >>. >> reporter: but it's the roads that are seeing the majority of the holiday traffic. 95 million americans choosing to drive to those labor day beaches and barb

professional photographer who can be heard off camera gently directing his children through these precious kodak moments. >> dad! >> that was good. keep going. >> i always remember getting sick of it because i just wanted to have fun and we always had to pause and take a picture, which kind of got annoying after a while, but looking back, it's nice to see the pictures, i guess. >> the mom, connie, loved being with her kids so much, that as they grew older, she found a job taking care of toddlers at this day care home. but on september the 23rd, 2010, as connie was leaving her job for the day, her life and family were quite literally blown apart. >> a thunderous explosion rocks an east county neighborhood. >> the first thing i said to myself when i heard the explosion was oh, my goodness, what was that? >> teddy williams is the owner of the day care home. >> so i ran out the gate. i come to this point and i stopped because connie's car is rolling at full speed and smacked into my van. i ran around her truck, and this is where i found connie, right here, on her side, in the street. >> connie hoagl

thanks to the kodak smile. plus camera.ot of the younger generation still love the novelty of instant prints. it has color filter lenses. so sort of like instagram in real life. it's also a sticker so they can stick it on different areas, different slick and it's also a bluetooth printers. don't drop your phone. but if you do case to phase new customizable ultra bounce case as you protected up to a whopping 32 feet for back all to bounce you can see over that manufacturer with a material called equal shot that actually able to absorb impact. finally, this award-winning urban east malibu speaker has a solar charging panel on top. so it's always ready to play when you're ready to listen. there isn't. >> if you like you to the window and the window. sort of light. it does. something is in charge. it charge is with both indoor and sunlight. >> i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up, you've got to play to win. what you need to know about tonight's powerball drawing. >> have you seen this video yet? saw today instag

you had to go to kodak. don't waste that and get the film and then you had to develop the film.h and then if you go far back, you have to get the flash to the flash cubes. yeah yeah, we're good. we're good. we're dating ourselves back real far. okay. all right. let's focus on what could be coming here in the next few days. in less than 24, 72 hours. that is. there is a deadline to fund the government at this point, there is no plan in place to prevent a shutdown. lucas tomlinson is in d.c. now where both sides of the aisle are distraught. the government shutdown, i don't think, is inevitable in politics . president biden striking an optimal tone with a possible government shutdown just around the corner. the feds run out of money at the end of the day on saturday, and rather than coming together, the house and senate are drifting further apart. but house speaker kevin mccarthy was hoping to win over skeptical conservatives by adding border security provisions to his short term spending bill. but even members who are pushing for border funding say mccarthy isn't telling the whole

she also, general benjamin butler and ulysses grant sent her a kodak's. she was the intelligence, the eyes and earst for the union in richmond and she is the one who tells the prisoners how to escape, went to escape and so on and so forth. she had a room upstairs in her house where she would hide th prisoners and she would put them in a wagon, cover them with straw, cover them with c produce and one of the former slaves would then ride them to freedom. if they were stopped on the al way, they would give out the produce but nobody would look n under the straw. >> this is an artist fiction of the place where she had prisoners on the left. on on the right is her attic where a lot of prisoners hid. she saves countless lives. >> this is running a little u short on time. this is the path they took. basically, hamilton steals a es jackknife, part of a broken shovel, a small tray, a little bit of rope, a spade and they use all that you did this tunnel. eventually they get cruise men digging around the clock. they dug a o50 foot tunnel. they go around rocks and th

there's the kodak moment with justin trudeau. tomorrow he's in france to meet president macron. think ou are? ., �* ~' offence to that. but do you think ouare? .,�* ~'., , you are? i don't think anybody in opposition _ you are? i don't think anybody in opposition is _ you are? i don't think anybody in opposition is powerful. - you are? i don't think anybody in opposition is powerful. the - you are? i don't think anybody in j opposition is powerful. the point you are? i don't think anybody in i opposition is powerful. the point is to change that. in opposition is you can only talk. in government you can do so. i don't mind who has heard of me or not but it's the notion of somebody being in opposition and powerful that i struggle to get kozai 0k, powerful that i struggle to get kozai ok, let's talk about what you might do if you do wind power. labour has been talking a lot about the eu in the last couple of days and working with institutions to try to combat particularly the problem of migration but was a voter who chose to leave the eu meant to think when they here your shadow fo