polaroid is back. >> happy 75th anniversary to polaroid. you can add border, filters.arlier. >> it's 45 seconds. it's going to come out. so you can actually pick and choose pictures you want to develop now instead of having polaroids sitting down. >> sit on the bottom. we'll keep moving. >> next up in the food world. >> the hottest trend in food right now is actually very cold. boozy popsicles and icicles. >> boozy means alcohol. >> it's a little early for the real deal this is mock tail cocktail. >> this is great, a machine that makes your popsicles in 10 minutes or less, which is great. if you don't have that, you can actually just use paper cups and pop them out. there's our picture. boom. stickers so kids will love this. >> love that for the party. yum yum. ice creammaker. >> these have been around for a while but now all these great fun colors. >> that's nice. >> when your dogs are barking, it's summertime, your feet have to look great. you want to take care of them. you can't always get your pedicure done. these butter london products are fantastic. when olympics

the nickel a polaroid comes out of the room and ordered to called baghdad again to make it possible for me to speak to julianna on the phone book with him prima. spoken with him earlier and almost immediately come. back in shock shouting they are shooting at her. seven hundred fifty meters from the baghdad airport entrance the italian mission comes across an american patrol who opens fire against them the italian car is hit by fifty seven bullets. body lies heavy on me i managed to move him a little and to hear his last breath his debt no no look at me the man who set me free is that it did not and he died in order to protect me it was like my freedom and while it was about to begin illnesses it was a terrible feeling sad just to feel a man dying on you. it is like a part of yourself is dying a fact after all these tremendous gunfire i cannot understand whether i'm still alive and i think i'm dead or if i'm dad and i think i'm still alive you are such a see i do i when they told me about the incident i thought it was a bomb you opened up on how to bomb your principle i mind went to the

people right well i hope the security is there to take care of everybody because it's been the wrong polaroids who've been assaulted all across the united states whenever there's been reports of violence it's always been the romney supporters who have thrown the beat down on our own paul supporter so i hope there is security there because the last thing that i want to see is more violence done to our delegates as there has been in the past you know a lot of people have been reporting that sort of ron paul is having his last stand in the basket if he doesn't get the delegation plurality of delegates in the basket that that would be his last stand but i don't really understand that because as i've understood it from the delegate numbers there was louisiana maine minnesota mississippi missouri and also colorado which ron paul had a plurality of delegates and so as i understand right now ron paul does have a plurality of delegates and several news outlets have reported legitimately that ron paul has enough delegates to have his name put into contention for the republican nomination in tampa which

. >> i have to get your signatures and take a quick polaroid.ry to do this in an orderly fashion. >> i'm second. >> i love your show. >> not only are there the rules that the prison or jail gives you but there are the rules i have grown accustomed to live by while i'm in a facility. and one is 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. >> you all will get a chance. don't worry. >> can we throw a gang sign? >> can we throw a gang sign? >> no. it's good. >> what's up? >> yeah, yeah, that's different. that's for the big camera. 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 and 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 often ask me and other members of the lockup crew if we've ev

. >> i have to get your signatures from all you guys, take a quick polaroid.w. >> not only are there the rules at the prison but there are rules i have grown accustomed to live by while being in a facility. one is 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. >> you took our picture up there? >> that's different. 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 and i've been wearing the exact same baseball hat. i figured it got me 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 often ask me and other members of the "lockup" crew if we've ever been attacked assaulted, if we are scared or intimidated. >> i've never really been scared. i never felt in danger be

dakota will be the number two or of the state, they would say you are crazy because they live in a polaroid snapshot world. but history is made dynamically, it is made by inventing things, creating new potential. how many of you have a phone that has a video camera? i rest my case. just think about the dynamics of what is happening to your personal capacity to deal with the internet. so, there are things we can do when we need a generation of innovation, and we need people to be noisy about why we should get it and we need to reset the country on a belief that we could have a dramatically better future. i think that is the challenge for you generation. let me, if it is ok, toss it over to questions. [applause] and i gather you should ask the questions into the microphones of a nice spin people know what is going on. -- the nice c-span people will know what is going on. >> what do you think is the most effective way for us to encourage young people to join the conservative movement? >> i think the starting points are two things. one is -- do they like having a job? would they rather live in

>> ar sneak up and put a polaroid picture in front of the video feed. it turns up these are areas of research, in our laboratory and elsewhere. the truth is that those kinds of data feeds can take a vintage of the existing encryption utilities, which are very difficult to fete -- to crack. if precautions have been put in place and those are unencrypted, it is not so easy. the attack we were successful in was going after the authenticated civil gps signal. nobody has bothered to protect that signal, and so that was the weakest link. >> you think most governmental agencies are using encrypted signals capability? >> only very few civil government agencies in the united states are using the encrypted military signal. almost all of them depend on these civilian signals. i had two of the lieutenants of the austin police department in my office on tuesday. they were asking me for guidance on what i would do with their newly purchased uav. what i recommend the use it during game day, to monitor for suspicious activities around the football stadium? would i reco

. >> 1-800-steph-12. [ applause ] >> shake it like a polaroid picture. >> stephanie: 1-800-steph-12 thee. we were talking about -- they said it is all the president's fault about the hope and change. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] because republicans have been so helpful. bryant writes steph, obama trying to work with congress is like trying to put a sweater on a 3-year-old who doesn't want a sweater on. i understand that! >> i don't want to wear a sweater! i would rather smoke cigarettes than wear a sweater. >> stephanie: lee in illinois, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi lee. >> caller: hi, stephanie. on the bain capital web site, they're offering a job opening for advisors which is mitt romney's wholly owned bermuda corporation. and what they do is they manage distressed debt. including debt allegations and credit the -- i believe he made a fortune on the collapse. >> stephanie: yeah. the mind boggles what's in there. >> could be anything. >> stephanie: right. >> he probably made ga juveniles of dollars off of people losing their homes. >> stephanie: that's why stephanie cutter

>> ar sneak up and put a polaroid picture in front of the video feed. it turns up these are areas of research, in our laboratory and elsewhere. the truth is that those kinds of data feeds can take a vintage of the existing encryption utilities, which are very difficult to fete -- to crack. if precautions have been put in place and those are unencrypted, it is not so easy. the attack we were successful in was going after the authenticated civil gps signal. nobody has bothered to protect that signal, and so that was the weakest link. >> you think most governmental agencies are using encrypted signals capability? >> only very few civil government agencies in the united states are using the encrypted military signal. almost all of them depend on these civilian signals. i had two of the lieutenants of the austin police department in my office on tuesday. they were asking me for guidance on what i would do with their newly purchased uav. what i recommend the use it during game day, to monitor for suspicious activities around the football stadium? would i reco

dakota will be the number two or of the state, they would say you are crazy because they live in a polaroid snapshot world. but history is made dynamically, it is made by inventing things, creating new potential. how many of you have a phone that has a video camera? i rest my case. just think about the dynamics of what is happening to your personal capacity to deal with the internet. so, there are things we can do when we need a generation of innovation, and we need people to be noisy about why we should get it and we need to reset the country on a belief that we could have a dramatically better future. i think that is the challenge for you generation. let me, if it is ok, toss it over to questions. [applause] and i gather you should ask the questions into the microphones of a nice spin people know what is going on. -- the nice c-span people will know what is going on. >> what do you think is the most effective way for us to encourage young people to join the conservative movement? >> i think the starting points are two things. one is -- do they like having a job? would they rather live in

>> or put a polaroid picture? >> it turns out these are areas of research in our laboratory and elsewhere. the truth is those kinds of data feeds can take advantage of the existing encryption utilities that are very difficult to crack. and so if precautions have been in place if those feeds are encrypted it's not cbc. the attacks we were successful in going after the unencrypted, unauthenticated gps that no one has bothered to protect that signal and so that was the weakest link. >> you think most in law enforcement or governmental agencies over the u.s. are using encrypted signals or are capability or just civilian gps? >> very few civil government agencies in the united states are using encrypted military signal. all of us depend on the civilian signals. i will tell you i had two of the lieutenant in the austin police department in my office on tuesday and they were asking me for guidance on what i would do with their newly purchased uav. what i use that? would i recommend they use it during game day as they wan

dakota will be the number two or of the state, they would say you are crazy because they live in a polaroid snapshot world. but history is made dynamically, it is made by inventing things, creating new potential. how many of you have a phone that has a video camera? i rest my case. just think about the dynamics of what is happening to your personal capacity to deal with the internet. so, there are things we can do when we need a generation of innovation, and we need people to be noisy about why we should get it and we need to reset the country on a belief that we could have a dramatically better future. i think that is the challenge for you generation. let me, if it is ok, toss it over to questions. [applause] and i gather you should ask the questions into the microphones of a nice spin people know what is going on. -- the nice c-span people will know what is going on. >> what do you think is the most effective way for us to encourage young people to join the conservative movement? >> i think the starting points are two things. one is -- do they like having a job? would they rather live in

>> or put a polaroid picture? >> it turns out these are areas of research in our laboratory and elsewhere. the truth is those kinds of data feeds can take advantage of the existing encryption utilities that are very difficult to crack. and so if precautions have been in place if those feeds are encrypted it's not cbc. the attacks we were successful in going after the unencrypted, unauthenticated gps that no one has bothered to protect that signal and so that was the weakest link. >> you think most in law enforcement or governmental agencies over the u.s. are using encrypted signals or are capability or just civilian gps? >> very few civil government agencies in the united states are using encrypted military signal. all of us depend on the civilian signals. i will tell you i had two of the lieutenant in the austin police department in my office on tuesday and they were asking me for guidance on what i would do with their newly purchased uav. what i use that? would i recommend they use it during game day as they wan