rochester, new york, where kodak's research and program was. it was called hawkeye works. nobody knew about this facility, but could do everything hollywood could. and there was only one reason to take that film to rochester, and that was to copy it on what's called an optical printer top quality, alter it, bring it back to washington and in an altered format where frank's were deleted, the red spot where he is shot in the head is painted on and that is now the film that we know the altered film. and that's all detailed in my book jacob hornberger did abraham zapruder retain an original copy. yes. on the day of the assassination, he had three copies made and two of those copies he delivered to the secret service. he retained a copy. the goes to life magazine, which then got diverted over to the national photographic interpretation center and the statements unequivocal by the cia officer on that saturday night operation as. well, as the sunday night operation, both of them have come forward and said, we this film on saturday night, we had this film in 16 millimeter format o

rochester, new york, where kodak's research and program was. it was called hawkeye works. nobody knew about this facility, but could do everything hollywood could. and there was only one reason to take that film to rochester, and that was to copy it on what's called an optical printer top quality, alter it, bring it back to washington and in an altered format where frank's were deleted, the red spot where he is shot in the head is painted on and that is now the film that we know the altered film. and that's all detailed in my book jacob hornberger did abraham zapruder retain an original copy. yes. on the day of the assassination, he had three copies made and two of those copies he delivered to the secret service. he retained a copy. the goes to life magazine, which then got diverted over to the national photographic interpretation center and the statements unequivocal by the cia officer on that saturday night operation as. well, as the sunday night operation, both of them have come forward and said, we this film on saturday night, we had this film in 16 millimeter format o

white roots, a kodak moment. i recently spoke to audrey and she told me the next grande family reunion is in east texas in july 2025. she describes the gatherings as bigger and better, with now about 400 people on the guest list. this year the reunion was in memphis and they were excited to see a group of white people wearing different rand family reunion t-shirts walking down the street. well, turns out they're all related. they're also in the rand family tree. new cousins and more members of the rand family were tracked down in detroit next on matter of fact, chef sean sherman's cooking is getting noticed around the world. but i didn't go to school for culinary. they couldn't even afford the cookbooks back then. how a journey back to his native roots launched a career sharing indigenous culture through food plus, i'm always looking forward to that. aha moment. how this 14 year old's aha moment caught the attention of one of the largest companies in america, and we introduce you to a woman whose passion for help

no matter where you go in the world, i always say, you will find a tennis court, coca-cola, and kodakk place less than three months after he became the first black man to win wimbledon. love ♪ ♪ >> margaret: tonight, a lone gunman goes on a shooting rampage in prague, killing at least 14 people at a university. the czech republic, now reeling from one of the worst mass shootings in the nation's history. in the chaos, students and faculty scrambled onto the roof to escape the shooter. >> this might be the hardest part of our day right now: just getting to the shuttle. >> margaret:

no matter where you go in the world, i always say, you will find a tennis court, coca-cola, and kodak film. >> this interview took place less than three months after he became the first black man to win wimbledon. love ♪ ♪ >> margaret: tonight, a lone gunman goes on a shooting rampage in prague, killing at least 14 people at a university. the czech republic, now reeling from one of the worst mass shootings in the nation's history. in the chaos, students and faculty scrambled onto the roof to escape the shooter. >> this might be the hardest part of our day right now: just getting to the shuttle. >> margaret: millions taking to the roads and skies ahead of the holiday weekend, facing wet weather out west. rudy giuliani files for bankruptcy just days after a jury says he has to pay nearly $150 million. in tonight's "eye on america," will tell you about the ai program that's helping airports track down your lost items. >> once we find it for them, they are so happy. >> margaret: and, the santa sightings have begun, visiting children and newborns, and even taking the christmas spirit under

and now to the kodak days. all right. so who's heard of the male gaze, the white gaze, postcolonial gaze. okay, look, how did gaze extend that? and it's really a question of who has the power to shape the priorities of technol g, but also the prejudices get embedded and. my experience of facing my coded gaze was what you see on the cover? it was halloween. i had a white mask around and i was working on an art project that use face tracking and didn't detect my face that well until. i put on the white mask and i was like, dang, vernon already said a black skin white mask. i just didn't think it'd be so literal. and so that's what started this journey that became the algorithmic justice league. and really we are focused on to the second term, the x, right? so those who are condemned and convicted. otherwise exploited or excluded by algorithmic systems. and so the focus is, how do we liberate the coded how do we actually make sure that the benefits of artificial intelligence are for all of us, especially marginal communities

and now to the kodak days. all right. so who's heard of the male gaze, the white gaze, postcolonial gaze. okay, look, how did gaze extend that? and it's really a question of who has the power to shape the priorities of technol g, but also the prejudices get embedded and. my experience of facing my coded gaze was what you see on the cover? it was halloween. i had a white mask around and i was working on an art project that use face tracking and didn't detect my face that well until. i put on the white mask and i was like, dang, vernon already said a black skin white mask. i just didn't think it'd be so literal. and so that's what started this journey that became the algorithmic justice league. and really we are focused on to the second term, the x, right? so those who are condemned and convicted. otherwise exploited or excluded by algorithmic systems. and so the focus is, how do we liberate the coded how do we actually make sure that the benefits of artificial intelligence are for all of us, especially marginal communities

garrett tenney takes a look at some of those kodak moments. >> runaway cars, inmates and bears, oh myme jaw dropping moments and cameras captured them all. like this deer who gave santa's sleigh team a run for its money when he jumped several feet in the air right into the bed of a pickup truck. actor will farrell may have a new career as a d.j. after taking a spin at his son's frat party. these folks could try their hand at the nfl after tackling robbers in the street and on the playground. mother nature was captured buckling roads, stirring dust devils and picking up powerful surf as the hurricane made landfall. u.s. jets shot down a spy balloon. bears were seen raiding kitsch tense, trucks and dumpsters. while a 10-foot alligator took a dip in a backyard pool. a thief dressed like a rob it got in on the action. not the most magical place on earth who broke into disney world's magic kingdom and several rides had to close. >> come over here. >> las vegas police made arrest and bringing an end to a decades long investigation and this inmate crab walked up the walls of a pennsylvania p