>> she is using a polaroid picture. >> just use tape to cover the white edges of your polaroid, paintge like scratch me. >> you scratch and reveal a number and instead reveal a picture. >> your valentine will never know what lies beneath. >> i'm so excited. i'm going to go home and make this valentine for myself today. >> i think this is super creative and shows you do not have to spend too much money on a gift for someone you care about. >> well, if you guys want to learn how to do this, head over to our website, rightthisminute.com. >>> well, a dog mowing the lawn. ♪ >>> we haven't done this in a while. it's time for another animal versus animal battle video. this time, elephant versus rhino. ♪ >> we saw this on the youzoo animal youtube page. and what we see here is an elephant. it's not the biggest elephant. almost looks like a baby elephant, mixing it up with this rhino. he's kind of like oh, you want to do this, you want to get down? fine. so then they get face-to-face and they're sort of doing this like kind of tango. >> yeah. >> kind of a dance. the rhino is like you know what

the polaroid workers had come in from doing things because remember polaroid with a camera that you use to take those photos of south africans that they had to carry around so the polaroid that polaroid workers came down here to meet with the congressional black caucus and they came down the day of the caucus meeting. they were very militant folks from the black caucus looking around and saying hey ron you go meet with them. yeah okay because i was a radical guy, right? so john conyers said, i will go with you. so he goes with me and we meet with the polaroid workers. and at the end of that meeting i said, we will work with you to introduce legislation to bring -- to south africa and that that was the first bill to bring sanctions in 1970, 71, 72 and there were only two sponsors, ron dellums and ron conyers. fast-forward to the 80's. he died on the foreign affairs committee are bringing out, reported out a pill. i believe that there are two factors over which everyone of us have absolute control. there are two factors of which i think we do have control. your fidelity, your faithfulness

we got a good polaroid of that. i spoke with jim who is a fabulous partner.will use all the gaines we had. the corners will be in the thick of it for many years to go. we participated with the department of justice in making the combination of the honduran highway, the narcotic investigations, several suspects were arrested all over the bay area. two of the primary suspects were arrested in san francisco. the operation was successful. there were no problems. we made sure all the department general orders with regard to what we can do and how we can do with were strictly adhered to. about a pound and a half was -- of crack was seized. $10,000 from san mateo. ammunition which brings another enhancement on one of the primary defendants. several items of other valuables. the dea press office decided against a press conference. there is a press release issued. in seattle, 21 of 23 suspects were arrested. it was a successful operation and we're hoping to impact narcotics trafficking as a result of this action. that concludes my report. president mazzucco: thank you

. >> a week later a state department courier bring us, we had one of the first polaroid camera, there was a parade of forklifts, the soviets put on a parade. >> jason, let's look at what one of the forklifts built. was the goals to introduce soviet citizens to daily american life or american goods? >> it was that and i believe that was khrushchev's aim, so he could take more of the defense budget and put it in consumer goods. we wanted to show them what america was, it was a broad picture, you helped me, if i forget some of the things, the pavilion there was the fashion pavilion, we had a fashion show with little kids and grandmas and everybody, we had a mock wedding. >> we had beautiful things there. in that dome we had or close to it, george you have to correct me there, we had the family of man exhibit, which was stunning, had been in brussels, beautiful photography. we had dior models helping out and showing american clothing. we had a beauty shop, which the russian womenenjoyed. we had ge with an all electric kitchen. we had a drugstore if i remember correctly, tremendous selecti

. >> a week later a state department courier brings us -- we had one of the first polaroid cameras. there it was. a parade of forklifts and the soviets put on a parade. >> jason, let's look at what one of the forklifts built. so were the goals to introduce soviet citizens to daily american life or the american goods? >> no. it was that. i believe that was khrushchev's aim. i can talk about that later. to do that so that he could take more of the -- of the defense budget and put it into consumer goods. we wanted to show them what america was, so there was a really broad picture. you help me, both of you, if i forget some of the things. you'll remember. the pavilion there was the fashion pavilion. and we had a fashion show with -- with little kids and grandmas and everybody. we had a mock wedding. >> we had some beautiful things there. in that geodesic home we had the family of man exhibit, stunning. .been in brussels i think if i'm correct. we had dior models who were helping out and showing american clothing. we had a beauty shop. which the russian women really enjoyed. we had ge wi

. >> the trouble is he's like an old polaroid film. thank you. i always root for the underdog in every fight. i want a fight. this country deserves a good fight. jim vandehei, thank you. and thank you, michael scherer. >>> you know this was coming. a spoof making fun of building a colony on the moon. next on our sideshow, the moon colony. you're watching "hardball" on msnbc. when i inspect homes, i can't be in an allergy fog. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my allergies like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i live claritin clear. >>> back to "hardball." now for the sideshow. first up, taking it all in stride. the nevada caucuses didn't bring good news for newt gingrich. sunday morning rolled around, and he faced another topic. what did you think of ""saturday night live." let's watch. >> the year 2014 is a time of turmoil for america. comfortably serving his second term, barack obama no longer hides his agenda. the unemployment rate skyrockets and foreign armies gather their forces for an attack. chaos r

. >> i have to get your signatures and take a quick polaroid. >> i'm second. >> i love your show. >>tomed to live by while being in a facility, and one is just never become too comfortable. you are in a prison or a jail. >> are you nervous at all sir? >> i do this all the time. >> let me give my picture first. >> can we throw a gang sign? >> can we throw a gang sign? >> no. it's good. >> is that our picture up there? >> this is for the big camera right here that's what this is for. >> you can't forget that. if you get lackadaisical about it then something could really happen. >> i got a little superstitious i've been wearing the exact same baseball hat and i figure we've gotten this far safely, why change up the program now? so i'm going to wear the same baseball hat until the shoot is over with. >> people ask me or the members of the lockup crew if we have been attacked or assaulted or been scared or intimated. >> i've never been scared or felt in danger. because of the bond that i feel like we have with the inmates and the understanding of why we are there and what we are there to

so the polaroid workers came down here to meet with the congressional black caucus.ey came down the day of the caucus meeting. there were very militant, the black office. hey, you go meet. yeah. okay. i was the right track. so john conyers says, go with you. so he goes with me and meets with the poulard workers. at the end of the meeting and said, we will work with you to introduce a piece of legislation to bring sanctions against south africa. that was the very first bill that was introduced to bring sanctions in 19701, to. and there were only two sponsors initially to introduce the bill. fast toward to the 80's, vietnam, foreign affairs committee is bringing out, reported out a bill. now, i believe that there are two factors over which everyone of us has absolute control. everything else you don't really have control. two factors over which i think you do. you're fidelity, your faithfulness to what you believe in, and your willingness to show up every day for the fight. you have control of that. so with that in mind i keep infidelity with the movement and based on

. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, polaroids, for sounding like something a polar bear gets when he sits on hishter and applause ] ice hole. >> steve: ice. ice. how many? >> jimmy: that's probably two fuel units. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, guy boarding a plane with a guitar, for pretending to be really casual while clearly thinking, "ask me about it. ask me about it. ask me about it. ask me about it. ask --" [ laughter and applause ] getting there. "oh, excuse me. sorry. just got to put this up. it's a gibson 46b. they don't even make these anymore." [ light laughter ] "i started playing when i was 15, but -- i'm going to nashville." [ laughter ] "what's that? you didn't ask me? oh." [ laughter ] "anyways -- not even strings on that thing. you can't put them on. it's too rare." [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, the letter y, for looking like the letter t if it just landed a successful gymnastic dismount. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] very nice. ♪ thank you, glenn close and the oscar nominated film "albert nobbs," for showing us what would happen if conan o'brien had a baby with charlie chap

. >> the trouble is he's like an old polaroid film. thank you. this country deserves a good fight. jim vandehei, thank you. and thank you, michael scherer. >>> you know this was coming. a spoof making fun of building a colony on the moon. next on our sideshow, the moon colony. you're watch iing "hardball" on msnbc. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of america's largest financial planning company. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you, one-to-one. together, for your future. ♪ the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. [ man #1 ] i was fascinated b

the old polaroid.ay -- >> moving on. >> i choose to keep this a family channel and i choose to ignore what i want to ignore. we are still following the diamond foods story. >> before i get to this story, i want to point out keep an eye on lows. this is a company i was talking about earlier. we have a copy of a letter and a few of us here have talked to different people about it. and lowe's is actually getting rid of commissions for its appliance and other incentivized associates. this is kind of interesting. it is just a -- >> is this loews? >> no. home depot. >> right. so i think it's interesting. we called the company trying to get confirmation of this. sent them a letter. we'll get back to you. either you know or you don't. i believe it's something and they're obviously looking at a way to cut costs as part of by the way their multi-channel home improvement company that they're trying to create as they try to compete. diamond foods just is amazing. who do you think bought into lowe's, filed yesterda

. >> the trouble is he's like an old polaroid film. starting to develop.getting a good look at the old newt here and that's killing him. although i always root for the underdog in almost every fight. i want a fight. and this country deserves a good fight for both -- well, not both nominations. i think for the republican nominati nomination. thank you, sir. i love "time" and politico. >>> a spoof making fun of newt gingrich's promise to build a colony on the moon. next in our side show. the moon colony. you're watching "hardball." [ leanne ] appliance park has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i come to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back

. >> reporter: also, last night police searched a storage locker that was rented by josh polaroid, and the boys, jon will be saturday. jon: just awful all the way around. dan springer live from seattle. dan, thank you. we are america's election headquarters. a decisive victory for rick santorum in three states last night. key to that vote, social conservatives. exit polls show they voted big for rick santorum despite a huge push by mitt romney for those votes. one man who is very nam with social conservatives, former arkansas governor, presidential candidate. current host of huckabee, mike huckabee joins us live on the phone. with you surprised that rick santorum swept all three states yesterday? >> reporter: i really was, and more surprised by the margin. it was significant, a very, very big night for rick santorum. i think what it shows is that this race is a long way from over. after each contest there are usualee the pundits that come on and say, romney is the inevitable, he's the likely nominee, it's a matter of time. i think what we saw yesterday is nobody is the inevitable anyth

but ten years ago, 12 years ago when i would go see payday lenders, their security deposit was a polaroide the consumer came back so often to go back and get a payday advance. but the relationship was positive. they knew what they were, they knew what they were paying, they just needed the dough. more and more people are going to find themselves outside the financial system. same thing happened in japan in the '90s. >> and ha does that mean overall for the economy? >> it means that you have to count on, you have to believe that the high end is going to remain bulletproof and keep powering ahead. and you know, that's it will work this year. i don't know how long it works on a go-forward basis. from the tax standpoint, the tax changes are going to affect a lot of that. and you know, high-end is more i think sensitive to the swings in the market. the low end is not going to carry any weight. >> why don't we talk a little bit municipal bonds. that's a call that was received so much attention because "60 minutes" picked it up and we've got into the having aries of the call and into the nuances