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you interviewed barack obama on your show. ( cheers and applause ) >> photoshopped. >> stephen: not photoshoppedis is real. >> stephen: this actually happened. what was that like for you? i've been lucky enough to meet the man and do a few things with him over the years. what was that experience like for you? >> he smelled amazing. >> stephen: he does smell amazing. >> he smells amazing! >> stephen: he smells like fresh-baked cookies. >> he smells like autumn, you know, like pumpkin spice lattes. yeah, he smells incredible, and he has this glow around him, and i know he's not wearing fenty body lava, so i know, he just has this glow-- >> stephen: how do you know he's not wearing fenty body lava? ( laughter ) you don't know. that's a national security secret. >> ( laughs ) it could be. you're welcome for the plug, rihanna. but, i think he was wearing something, because he was just glowing, he was massive, and he was in charge-- i have a big crush, can you tell? ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah, i can. >> okay, cool. >> stephen: now that you've spoken to the president, who would you want to speak to

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we had to take an old photograph or old black-and-white cartoon and use photoshop to color it in. i had never used photoshop, so i taught myself, about this party was interesting and in bad shape. i took this cartoon and did that. not bad for a beginner, right? look at the imagery in this cartoon. pretty incredible. standing behind jackson, the common man, enthusiastically patting him on the back. the bankers, financiers, running away in fear. the newspapers, the press, all spread out on the ground. they have been defeated. look at the demon face and look at the falling columns. for those familiar with the gospels, there was one time that jesus became violent. when was that? when jesus pulled out his whip and drove out the money changers from the temple, saying get out of my temple to those moneychangers. jackson, like christ, has driven the moneychangers out of the temple. this is a phenomenal victory for jacksonian democracy. but it is not over. jackson, 1833, you'll notice, that the charter doesn't run out till 1836. jackson says, i have got to put up with this bank for three m

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a new york times columnist is being widely marks for asking social media term have a clearly photoshop damage of the horowitz donald trump kevin reus one social media transept they could easily have blocked the image of trump which shows the president supposedly helping victims of the two thousand and fifteen texas flooding where stressed that the image had gone viral and has been shared almost three hundred thousand times on facebook however the public has gone on town on his claims noting the absurdity of censoring any altered images. this is is i'm sorry pathetically laughable on many accounts i don't know if he actually thought he was doing people a favor by this where he said listen i don't know how to break it to you but me thinks perhaps this might not be an actual legitimate authentic photo just letting you know because after all i am the new york times technical expert here just wanted to let you folks now in case per chance you thought president trump and all full suit wearing a suit was in a brogue boat handing out maga hats to flood victims case you might have thought the t

in this day and age, people would think that this is photoshopped, that-- that you got a photo of a fishgelsen: it was taken in 1988, before photoshop even existed. >> cooper: people think it's a fake-- >> mangelsen: --think it's just faked. >> cooper: but you don't, you don't believe in that? i mean, as a photographer? >> mangelsen: no! that's, this is the magic. this is the moment. this is the decisive moment, and this little tiny space right here i think is so important. just that, you know, quarter of an inch. >> cooper: it's in its mouth, but it hasn't actually made contact yet with its mouth? >> mangelsen: one nanosecond later... ( chomps ) >> cooper: mangelsen shuns the use of digital manipulation. what he sees through his lens is what you get. and at a time when many photographers build their portfolios by going to game farms like this one to photograph captive animals, mangelsen insists on only documenting them in their natural habitat... >> mangelsen: okay, anderson, let's see what we can find. >> cooper: ...as we saw when we joined him before dawn outside jackson hole. you alw

campus in order to run the appeal to american students from the school decided to photograph -- photoshop a class photo and they darkened the skin of several white students to make it appear as if there were more black students at the school and his golden state wasn't their fault, it was the american pr firm that they hired it was behind this would sort of makes sense when you consider that a lot of u.s. school to try and promote diversity in one of virtually nonexistent and the school did end up apologizing, but not before it caused a stir on social media. i pulled out one piece were you can see, closer of image of the change that was made that photo from this girl says i can't believe it could be this bad. alison sargent, thank you. for more on our press review and the rest of the news, check out our website, france 24.com. you are watching live from paris, the headlines coming up. 'axÑ÷y÷=÷osów

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i put the individual images into photoshop and blended them you know. that's what creates the unforgettable atmosphere. once the illustration is done immigration officers miniature creations have served their purpose his studio is full of these little details figures which are only ever used once. the sculptors that the artist makes from clay and sells have a longer life span. all of her other creations are only available in print form. in her studio ima greenhouse continues to fashion her own little scenes which will later make a huge impression as photos in the big wide world. moving on now to our express roundup of the day which highlights a few current stories in europe on design music and architecture. on friday the gropius berlin welcomed visitors to restless times archaeology in germany the exhibition presents the most spectacular archaeological finds of the past twenty years reaching from the stone age to the twentieth century the centerpiece of the exhibition is the neighbor sky disk the four thousand year old exhibit was found in saxony and ha

i put the individual images into photoshop and blended them. that's what creates the unforgettable atmosphere. once the illustration is done him a greenhouse is miniature creations have served their purpose his studio is full of these little detailed figures which are only ever used once. the sculptors that the artist makes from clay and sells have a longer life span. all of her other creations are only available in print form. in his studio huma greenhouse continues to fashion her own little scenes which will later make a huge impression as photos in the big wide world. we have years to draw on videos to show you the big wide world and it's breathtaking landscapes on the show but drones are only used for camera shots are just a hobby pilot strong sign has developed from a leisure activity to a professional one we went to see a drone race in brussels hold on tight. much of my poem coming summer heat from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour in two seconds without moving an inch he's a pilot rather than a drone pilot munches in brussels compet

members of the group confirm that part of the heavily guarded facility is a troll farm dedicated to photoshopmedia manipulation on an industrial scale. we would receive daily orders highlighting the main ongoing issues in iran for example high prices unemployment poverty we had to bring them to the attention of the world by tweeting them and blaming them on the islamic regime in one way or the other this was our duty on a daily basis in cyberspace the libyan government and. on best detail in order martellus which newspapers have published a favorable way for a politician such as john mccain or john bolton had spoken against the regime in an interview we would then like the tweets and leave comments as if they genuinely came from people in iran any piece of news that could be used to their benefit and against the iranian regime would be cold regardless of where it came from whether it be israel the us trump anyone had. missed that because our stance towards those who even slightly sided with the regime or were critical of our organization such as trita parsi was that they were highly things an

the next picture it's the famous cover of the economist which portrayed putin as a devil it's a photoshop image of exactly that same picture so we we demonize putin and mr cameron i am sorry for indigestion i think it's safe to say but both of us have a. fairly neutral if not positive attitude towards putin of what he has done for this country but. that none of us standing my question still stands don't you think that. you know he too has to think about what russia yeah will be after he's gone absolutely and i think and i talk about this in my book in the chapter about suicide oh i think he's trying to leave. a positive legacy of ideas the idea of the russian wilderness can mirror the idea of. civil is that he is actually trying to leave a legacy of a multicultural russia a russia of many of the cities not just to the docks russia. certainly proper respect for the ducks he has in england this respect for the anglican church but not not of the periodic table of the ducks for other religions and i think he's trying to leave a legacy of multiculturalism and i talk about that quite a lot. he'

photographs like this was his response oh very high pictures with a very funny but they're not edited in photoshop it's all just propaganda just taking you with they want to do when i proceed in government in every war you can't have any individual crime that happened over the world anywhere but it's not a policy. amnesty international estimates that between twenty eleven and twenty fifteen up to thirteen thousand people were executed it says in one prison alone said nyah mass hanging's were authorized by the highest levels of government i don't know what's goes on in that prison have you been there no i haven't been in the presidential poll of what it was because. when i asked about any other allegations aside refused to comment. mclean on the. forward he could be if he and he didn't think in chief. i just work on hundred one . well that's a sitting on the docket mirka concentration camp calls are stopped and we don't expect confessions that's what we have come up processes or account of their support probably that it was that they. don't want to hear and reject. then suddenly there's a breakthro

facebook didn't photoshop the image, someone else did. instead of blaming that person -- >> it is a real challenge. whenever a technology -- it is not only so big, but it is so integrated into people's lives. the same thing is true another technologies like telecommunications or a broadcast. it is integrated in people's lives and then it becomes more of a target for people when things go wrong. the platforms are only a tool that can be utilized by people. but they are an important tool. we want to make sure we are doing all we can, as i said in the beginning. that the platform enables voices from across the political spectrum and is also a place that people feel is safe and secure and they can go to in confidence, without being taken advantage of, rather from an election standpoint or from the kind of content that i showed you earlier. i think most people in the room would probably agree, the kind of content they would be uncomfortable seeing. i think that is the role we are trying to balance. >> going full circle, back to the issue of bi

the stop selling and licensing photoshop and other software and it was widely derided at the time.they have had an subscription model has been phenomenal. it is revenue growth that has been running at a clip of 30% in the side of the business for the past few quarters. the shares are having their best day today and they are on a phenomenal run. or $2.75$23 a share now. i pulled up the analyst recommendations on the terminal. it shows the price spread between their targets and where is now. >> it came out this morning raising their price target to 325. that is a street hybrid it is a 275 now. when you think about adobe, you look at other companies in this race. they have had phenomenal runs as well. autodesk. salesforce, they are all up 50 or 60% year-to-date. a lot of this is from the same issue. most of the analysts who are raising their price target on this company are saying that the industrywide trends are going to favor the rest. >> thank you. coming up on balance of power, jerry brown joins us to talk about his ambitious plans to get california carbon free in the next 25 year

what in sweet photoshop hell is this monstrosity? is such an abomination, they couldn't find it in nature. ( laughter ) but you know what, folks? i like cynthia nixon. but regardless of her bagel choice, i'm going to defend her right now. running for office is no easy feat. the sacrifice required to serve your fellow citizens makes a true patriot, even if that patriot likes to eat fish on a sweetroll. she is fighting for her beliefs and values, values that happen to include eating basicall ( gags ) trout served on top of an oatmeal raisin cookie. cynthia aspires to lift the ideals of the empire state. does it matter if she-- ( gags ) she digs into a stack of french toast and says, "you know what this needs? a sea creature." ( laughter ) i support cynthia nixon, and in her name, i raise this unholy fruit-and-fishwich! to the taste of democracy! mmm! i'm going to finish that later. stick around, we'll be right back with neil degrasse tyson. diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigest

they had photoshop buckets of kfc chicken they put on her head. all kinds which is things, analogizing her to gorillas and monkeys. so the entire book, conclusion, focuses on best practices. i'll tell you some of what taylor said. taylor talked about the importance of intersectionality, making sure that we don't engage in peaceful advocacy. making sure that whatever we push for we include our next brothers and sister, , are undocumented predecessors, muslim, queer, , trans folks pik make sure that we understand that sometimes lawful hate speech is really hurtful and in her case actually cause ptsd. that's something that's come up throughout my travel across the country. they're all lawful forms of hate in the united states that lead to such pain and trauma. literally, in places like phoenix there are armed protesters outside mosques yelling things like that the muslims, go home. if you're a young muslim you should have to walk by that en route to friday. i think we need to be intersexual. i think we need to talk about the impact of hate speech. i

some photoshoped his face in place of erkel's on the poster of the old tv show "family matters."ted, the football star looked like an insurance agent in high school. for everyone who is surprised by his old picture though, just remember lynch went to uc berkley on a 3.5 gpa and 1200 sat score. kristen sze, "abc 7 news." >> thanks, kristen. >>> that colin kaepernick jersey we told you about yesterday is already sold out. it sold out within hours on his personal website. some of the proceeds will go to his foundation, raising awareness on interacting with police. >>> well, next at 6:00, a dangero dangerous category 4 is bearing down on the east coast tonight. spencer christian is back with the storm track as residents in north carolina brace for the worst. plus --. >>> jules, this is brian. listen, i'm on an airplane that's been highjacked. if things don't go well, i want want you to know i absolutely love you. >> on this september 11th, a chilling new glimpse into the moment >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> take a look. live doppler 7 shows the path of what the n

. >> yeah, i've done some really crappy photoshop and put both their faces on the photos of anthony hopkins summer, which is like this crazy action movie. >> jimmy: dude, you always do these cool, crazy movies. >> yeah. okay, this is definitely one of those. it's -- it's about a guy -- it's called "guns akimbo." and it's about a guy who just -- he's kind of -- absolutely non-violent, has no interest in it. and through a series of stupid and horrendous mistakes, ends up being forced into a fight to the death th -- samara weaving plays my -- the person who is much more skilled than me and trying to kill me for the entire film. but it's like -- yeah, it's a a mad -- >> jimmy: won >> actmedy. and i got to do loads of stunts. and i also had what is unquestionably the best costume i will ever have. becausi got to spend half of the film just in a bathrobe and boxer shorts. [ laughter ] and -- and -- and -- a t-shirt which was good. yeah -- i mean -- yes, "whoa" indeed. [ laughter ] it is -- >> jimmy: that's pretty fun, right? >> yeah, it was great. [ applause ] oh, there you go.i >> jimmy: we -ve

i photoshopped his face on myself. because a lot of people are like, "well, who's that?"that's easy. that's just cutting out the dog. but like, you're -- is this your staff at -- >> yeah. >> seth: they did something. this is very special. >> this is very special. my secret santa last year knew that, you know, i got a dog and his namesake and wanted to support my choices. so they got me a little tiny trench coat and a cardboard boom box that i dressed him in. [ audience aws ] [ applause ] >> seth: i mean, that is the real deal right there. that's a secret santa that went to work. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. they did their work. [ light laughter ] and he's so miserable, it was after a bath so his hair is all in his eyes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and then i played "in your eyes" while i took the picture. [ light laughter ] just like a normal pet mom. >> seth: yeah. well, congratulations on the dog. >> thank you. >> seth: congratulations on the show to you and everybody over there. >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's really fantastic. and thanks s

i just pulled up photoshop and did the design in like 15 minutes. >> i came up with a couple of slogans a friend of mine posted to facebook saying wow, justice ginsburg sure can write, hashtag notorious rbg. so i started a tumblr, and i called it notorious r. g. >> she is known to fans the world over as the notorious rbg. ♪ yeah ♪ this album is dedicated to all the teachers that told me i'd never amount to nothing ♪ >> people say don't you feel uncomfortable being with a name like the notorious b.i.g.? why should i feel uncomfortable? we have a lot in common. [ cheers and applause ] first and foremost, we were both born and bred in brooklyn, new york. >> young people are really craving different kinds of icons. realizing that somebody like rbg has been doing her job for decades and being forceful and speaking truth to power kind of blows my mind. >> a big win for conservatives in the hobby lobby case. >> justice ginsburg has filed a dissenting opinion. >> the ability of women to participate equally in the economic and social life of the nation has been facilitated by their ability to co

they had photoshop buckets of kfc chicken they put on her head. all kinds which is things, analogizing her to gorillas and monkeys. so the entire book, conclusion, focuses on best practices. i'll tell you some of what taylor said. taylor talked about the importance of intersectionality, making sure that we don't engage in peaceful advocacy. making sure that whatever we push for we include our next brothers and sister, , are undocumented predecessors, muslim, queer, , trans folks pik make sure that we understand that sometimes lawful hate speech is really hurtful and in her case actually cause ptsd. that's something that's come up throughout my travel across the country. they're all lawful forms of hate in the united states that lead to such pain and trauma. literally, in places like phoenix there are armed protesters outside mosques yelling things like that the muslims, go home. if you're a young muslim you should have to walk by that en route to friday. i think we need to be intersexual. i think we need to talk about the impact of hate speech. i

you know, when i first saw the picture -- by the way they photoshopped those pictures, by the way. >> know i don't look that bad. but i was actually preparing for my role as fall staff in a production of henry iv set in a grocery store. but i mean i was really devastated, but it lasted -- it was -- the period of devastation was so short because so shortly after that, the responses -- my wife and i started to read these responses from, like, literally all over the world of support, and so fortunately the shame part didn't last very long. it hurt but then it's just -- it's amazing. so -- >> you know why, geoffrey, because people just like us, you got to make ends meet. you got to do whatever you need to do for your family. is that what you were doing? >> exactly. it got to a point where i've been teaching, acting, directing for 30 plus years, but, you know, got to a point where, you know, it just -- it just didn't add up enough. you gotta do what you gotta do. i wanted a job where i could have some flexibility. try to stay in the business. i didn't advertise that i was, you know, at tra

can't photoshop that out, that is a bummer. >> take a look at kevin's wedding photos. >> i am fine withhave a smartphone. my father still has a bag phone. our thoughts and blessings to all the people in the carolinas and southeast and battling against floodwaters. we'll keep covering this story. on to varney company. mr. charles payne. >> dagen, thank you very much. i'm charles payne. stuart is back tomorrow apple getting break from the tariffs. headphones and pods won't be affect the by the next round of tariffs. it is official the rescue diver who elon musk called a chide ra f

i know that almost looks photoshopped, but it's not >> it's not.ve seen pictures from other people who did the same shot. >> the same shot >> nick dunn >> did nick dunn do it uh-huh >> just so you know, anybody who goes to shaba which is one of the aramco facilities out there -- i don't want to say anybody, but a lot of people have taken that photo. if you go -- they walk you right up to that spot. by the way, there's a wall of different people -- michael bloomberg, all sorts of interesting people who have taken a shot that probably looks better than mine. >> do they all take the sunglasses, hang them from the shirt like that? >> i don't know. >> is that your idea or did they actually -- >> i -- no i do that a lot. that's where i put my sunglasses usually if i'm not wearing them. >> be still my beating heart wow. >> is that sunrise or sunset >> sunset. >> milk this for all it's worth. >> 22-minute interview up on cnbc.com >> much more important part. go watch the interview >> i don't know who -- greco probably greco >> you didn't call for that. >>

amazing is only a handful of journalist reach out to me on twitter to say is a surreal picture or a photoshop like ap and reuters reached out but it's amazing how many ticket as absolutely legit. in fact, there was a writer for the boston herald that actually hated christie's guts and said, not only is christie on the beaches but he's reading a trash novel and then the guy tax me in his tweet. a he put in parentheses hello, brad thor. he's not only taking a shot at christie but at me. i guarantee he did not -- i tweeted back and i said the line from strikes, right now, princess. it was a joke. i's amazing how people were so upset about christie that of course he's sitting there reading a book as if nothing is going on. we had more fun and watching and my most successful tweet and that thing went mega viral. it's my sense of humor but is that people are way too serious. >> host: brad thor, another theme in your books and has been increasing over the years and the use of technology and social media. >> guest: yet. it's a big thing. focused on technology and did stuff in my book, full black, but