that polaroid workers had come in from new england because -- the polaroid was the camera they used to they can those photos of south africans they have to carry around so the 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 for the black caucus looked around and said, ron, you go meet with them. yeah. okay. because i was the radical guy. right? so john conyers says, i'll go with you. so he goes with me and we meet with the polaroid workers. and at the end of the meeting said, we'll work with you to introduce a's of legislation to bring sanctions against south africa. that was the very first bill that was introduced to brink sanctions in 1971, 1972, and there are only two sponsors, ron dellums and john conyers initially. fast forward the 80s. the foreign affairs committee is bringing out -- reported out of bill. now, i believe that there are two factors over which every one of us have absolute control. everything else you don't really have control. two factors over which i think

this is an old picture, because it was a polaroid. anyway, it is trying to show my diversity, doing a lot of things in the community under the categories that are being requested here. i think show and tell sometimes helps in the more interesting way. of course, nothing fell on even though i had a hard hat on. i have been involved with a lot of things. questions? supervisor kim: i have a quick question. i am very familiar with all that you do in our neighborhood. i want to thank you for that. your incredibly active the to go to every event. i am curious in terms of your expertise on homelessness. had you worked specifically with the homeless population? what are some of your areas of expertise and around homelessness? >> actually, if you look at my linked in qualifications that are in the packet, they speak for themselves. i have don falk speaking to that issue. supervisor kim: do you mind saying it out loud, your specific work experience with the homeless population? >> yes, i have been involved in various developments. one of the th

can think of it this way burning made off also had an exclusive club not an open to the whole a polaroid you get twenty five million dollars you can be friends with bernie made off oh he's the guy who set up the nasdaq is a system way for them like one thousand. dollar cost credit card that they say gives you entree into jamie diamond's inner circle or does what they're made of the game they need new suckers to come in and become retail customers to subsidize the larceny going on at the top it is exactly like a bernie made up it's made off like made off was doing great until you had a market sell off and you know was so over trades at one hundred two hundred dollars an ounce j.p. morgan would be bankrupt too just like enron just like made all just like g.e. just like bear stearns just like lehman brothers it's a huge first in politics game but i still wear shorts and a p. morgan and make a fortune so speaking of j.p. morgan's inner circles max j.p. morgan offers peek into trading magic circle just staley is not going to be popular in wall street's trading brotherhood the head of j.p. mor

>> shake it like a polaroid picture. he perfectly illustrates his position on something about a goldfish and a creepy little girl. that's all i know. and a p re fab home furnished by ikea? the shocking story this is not the least bit shocking. and finally should parents be able to access their kids' text messages? some say yes, but others don't have kids. >> thanks, andy. >> you bet. >> no witty banter? >> i don't feel like it. >> i don't feel like it. go away. that was easy. let's welcome our guests. as the world's hottest lawyer she always gets her clients off. i am here with remi spencer. he is so bright that the north star uses him to get its bearings. it is gavin mcguiness. his book how to [bleep] in public comes out march 20th and i urge you to buy it. and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and sitting next to me is the legend dairy jeff baxter, the former member of steely dan and the doobie brothers and serving as a missal defense consultant. and he is back despite nobody's demand. it is our new york times corres

before personal computers and desktop publishing so it was all made with typewriters, scissors and polaroid cameras, it was like google in paper back form 35 years before google came along. it was idealistic, overflowing with neat tools and great notions. stewart and his team put out several issues of the whole earthuuhíz catalog and then whet had run its course they put out a final issue. it was the mid-1970s and i was your age. on the back cover of their final issue was a photograph of an early morning country road, the kind you might find yourself hitchhiking on if you were so adventurous. beneath it war the words "stay hungry, stay foolish." it was their farewell message as they signed off. stay hungry, stay foolish. and i have have always wished that for myself. >> you believe he belongs in the pantheon of the great innovators in american business history like edison, like ford. >> well even more than... i think building the great company not just puts hit in the pantheon with innovators but innovators who created a lasting business and this is why i wanted knob the harvard business re

than his work link to a polaroid not seeking -- was under no such description. from the paranoid rants about the threats of communism to comparisons between mainstream political leaders and not these, that gave voice to some of the deepest fears about the obama presidency. in october 2009, obama adviser david axelrod was interviewed during the first draft of a history conference hosted by "the atlantic" magazine. the polarization that was disrupting political discourse drawing attention to a conversation he had once with a quote significant figure on the right data revealed to be roger ailes who tried to explain to him why conservatives were suspicious of the president. ailes told axelrod he believed obama wanted to form a national police force based on 212th clip from a speech where the president proposed a civilian force that would complement the military and providing humanitarian aid around the world. axelrod quoted via ailes telling him you can understand where that has people very nervous. glad that rack roger ailes very to fox's audience claiming presiden

polaroids of my creations have been known to fetch $10,000 on ebay. i kid you not. jon: james rosen. jenna: we want to see the evidence. jon: still sell them, get a demo. >> links to follow. jon: thanks, james. >> take care. >> always ends with a little something, he surely does. jenna: that is a good thing. let's move onto this big story. new details emerging about the end of a tense 32-hour standoff between police and a french terror suspect. mohammed merah accused of gunning down three people including a rabbi and three children. he starge ad dramatic last stand, firing wildly at officers before police shot him as he jumped out of the window. a lot of reports about the raid. greg palkot is love in toulouse about the raid. greg, what is the latest? >> reporter: hey, jenna. it is cold and rainy right now but it was dry this morning and that's when that siege ended. a noisy, bloody end to the siege that saw the death of self-proclaimed terrorist and killer, mohammed mehra. now what we heard through the night here in this area was sporadic gunfire and explosions thro

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. >> is that a polaroid? >> no, that was an iphone.ks, she's the size of a business card. just like the beyonce song, she's a survivor. beyonce was born without a heartbeat at the shelter. i've got to add this. who does this? she was not breathing. her heart was not pumping. so she was given mouth to mouth. >> come on. >> that is how she made it. >> look at mommy. >> chest compressions and mouth to mouth. >> seriously, who did that? that's remarkable. >> that was her doctor. >> her doctor. little beyonce. adorable. >>> so we like this one. this is the lighter side of mitt romney. did we ever think we were going to say the lighter side of mitt romney? he was on "the tonight show" with jay leno, and the talk turned professional, talking to running mates and who he might consider. have a look. >> talk to me about the vice president. who are you looking for? >> i haven't actually put a list together at this stage. it would be presumptuous, number one. >> not even with the wife, you know, honey. really? it's never come up? i'm not even runn