remember polaroid cameras. take a picture.he back it shows up like a card on the normal camera. but like the old days, that's keith our photographer, it's not a sticker so you can stick it on the wall and have a picture at the same time. one final note, these things are starting to become afrdable. this is a three-way charger 14 feet from the wall. you can charge ipad and phones at the same time. it's about affordability and accessibility these days, guys. >> awesome stuff. i could use all those things. >> all we need are more pictures. >> or gadgets. >> thank you, adam. how cold is it? it is so cold -- you fill in the blanks. >> we're going read best tweets next. >> there's good ones, too. >> very funny. >> hear me? >> that looks like a nice day. >> it does. it's misleading. >> we asked how cold it is and boy did your answer. great answers. >> so cold apple has introduced the ipark, a. >> so cold our cows are getting ice cream. >> politicians putting their hands in their own pocket. >> so cold i'll resist the temptation of pu

absolutely clear for pup this this is not good for the future of the ukraine it is creating immense polaroids ation there where whereas what the ukraine needs is some degree of consolidation now the way to do that. i wish we had more time but we've run out of time many thanks to my guests in london moscow and in washington and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d.c. you next time and remember cross topples. leave the world. as. photo on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods. but in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went to europe saw that all the shelves were empty. in november they bombed the ski warehouses where you saw it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people would be eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. the third night that was incredibly heavy bombing. it was a direct hit on that very shelter and everyone was buried underneath. all of them with dead. dramas that can't be ign

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absolutely clear for pup this this is not good for the future of the ukraine it is creating immense polaroids ation there where whereas what the ukraine needs is some degree of consolidation now the way to do that. i wish we had more time but we've run out of time many thanks to my guests in london moscow and in washington and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. the next time and remember prosperous. we've only one. wealthy british style wholesome. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause report. as a new physician. to abide by the hippocratic oath. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise others to do so. i will never do harm to any. doctors of the dogs. to. put it on your arm in a lie should be making news all the face. known. a pleasure to have you with us here today. maybe also reflect massive surveillance operation that is going on when we are talking about defending against terrorism which ultimately i think is it's where is a catch

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they were taken polaroids of kids at ikea one day and they called me in for a cattle call thing for commercials and the forrest gump casting agents all the first commercial i did for big foot pizza pizza and it just sort of went from there so it's kind of an accident because you like it right away i did yeah and i know what my dad did even as a little kid knew that he. you know he did plays and and my mom being a teacher always really focused on magination you know that sort of thing so this that seem to be a logical extension they feel your success i think they they had the same concerns that you know you mentioned about what happens to kids in the business so they always were telling me you know if it isn't fun and you don't want to do it anymore you don't you know you can go back to school it was never something that they pushed me to do and i think that yeah i mean very early on it was very much driven from what you know my desire to keep doing this and keep you know i'm even nominated for an exam you order that's right always like i was crazy and that was yeah i remember that night very we

the civil war if we want to but for a long time of most potential of conflict of war the thawing polaroids setting up new perspectives on the good side of it for in how to sing trade let's take a look at our lovely animated map here the northern sea routes a short cut for russia and europe to ship goods to asia we just saw that i was the blue one the whole journey from the atlantic to the pacific could be three weeks on the other side the red one here there's another attractive trade route to that's the northwest passage through canada think i says until now prevented navigation through the passage has been hearing in that report things are changing chris were parries a former british naval officer spoke to me says disputes there were over the arctic will inevitably arise some point in the future here. who hasn't disputes is there a number of other interested countries such as india china korea japan all getting very interested not just in the northern sea route but also in the resources that exist up there in the arctic already the chinese are operating greenland to places like that and i

they also took a picture of me, a polaroid picture. and i didn't think anything of it at the time.ut later that they were taking the picture around town and showing it to different people and already trying to connect me to the crime from that moment. >> so from the very first day they were treating you like a suspect. >> exactly. >> and you didn't know it? >> exactly. exactly. >> when was the first time that someone asked you if you had killed those boys? >> maybe two or three days later. >> police kept their eyes on damien and two other teenage boys -- his best friend, jason baldwin, and another, jessie misskelley. there was no physical evidence linking them to the crime scene, but there was something investigators didn't like about them, especially damien. >> damien was kind of a smartass, and he -- and he was a big reader. >> mara leveritt is a journalist and author of "devil's knot: the true story of the west memphis three." she's known damien and his story for years. >> he would say things to this -- to jerry driver, the juvenile officer, that played against driver's own conc

they also took a picture of me, a polaroid picture. and i didn't think anything of it at the time.ound out later that they were taking the picture around town and showing it to different people and already trying to connect me to the crime from that moment. >> so from the very first day they were treating you like a suspect. >> exactly. >> and you didn't know it? >> exactly. exactly. >> when was the first time that someone asked you if you had killed those boys? >> maybe two or three days later. >> police kept their eyes on damien and two other teenage boys -- his best friend, jason baldwin, and another, jessie misskelley. there was no physical evidence linking them to the crime scene, but there was something investigators didn't like about them, especially damien. >> damien was kind of a smartass, and he -- and he was a big reader. >> mara leveritt is a journalist and author of "devil's knot: the true story of the west memphis three." she's known damien and his story for years. >> he would say things to this -- to jerry driver, the juvenile officer, that played against driver's ow

they also took a picture of me, a polaroid picture. and i didn't think anything of it at the time.hat they were taking the picture around town and showing it to different people and already trying to connect me to the crime from that moment. >> so from the very first day they were treating you like a suspect. >> exactly. >> and you didn't know it? >> exactly. exactly. >> when was the first time that someone asked you if you had killed those boys? >> maybe two or three days later. >> police kept their eyes on damien and two other teenage boys -- his best friend, jason baldwin, and another, jessie misskelley. there was no physical evidence linking them to the crime scene, but there was something investigators didn't like about them, especially damien. >> damien was kind of a smartass, and he -- and he was a big reader. >> mara leveritt is a journalist and author of "devil's knot: the true story of the west memphis three." she's known damien and his story for years. >> he would say things to this -- to jerry driver, the juvenile officer, that played against driver's own concerns about

i was trying to figure out the next move of the stock, even as all i knew was the name, polaroid, xerox, national video, pan am, united. most of them were defense stocks and they went up a lot in tandem with the war. hey, so i followed a lot of those and a bunch of others. look at that. conair. eastern. national rca. admiral. after a year, i decided this was as cool a game as imaginable. i wanted to introduce this to my fifth grade class. i showed them my ledger, inviting everybody to play. i have to admit that not everyone was into it as i was. the darnedest thing happened not long after. my dad's company at the time was called national box company, represented the 3m corporation. then the minnesota mining and manufacturing company in the philadelphia area, selling tape and a fancy ribbon that bowed easily. we were talking satin ribbon. had to make the bows. triple m as we called it was always innovating, coming up with new product lines. it still does. which is why i favor it. pop came home with a new line of 3m he was selling, games. they got into 3m book shelf games. he said perhaps

staffer or appointee that this is the way he wanted things done, this story will develop like an old polaroid snapshot. we'll see the reality that has appeared until now only in murk and shadow. we will know precisely who told what to whom. today governor christie said he would not let the bridge scandal define new jersey. well, it doesn't, governor. it defines you. >> now the last week has certainly tested this administration. mistakes were clearly made. and as a result, we let down the people we're entrusted to serve. i know our citizens deserve better, much better. now i'm the governor. and i'm ultimately responsible for all that happens on my watch, both good and bad. and without a doubt, we will cooperate with all appropriate inquiries to ensure that this breach of trust does not happen again. but i also want to assure the people of new jersey today that what has occurred does not define us or our state. this administration and this legislature will not allow the work that needs to be done to improve the people's lives in new jersey to be delayed for any reason. >> he said that mistakes

staffer or appointee that this is the way he wanted things done, this story will develop like an old polaroidil now only in murk and shadow.

and i take them since 1975, i've been taking them with a big polaroid camera. the size of a volkswagen that you shove in someone's face and take pictures. the prime motivating factor was that i have face blindness. when i was a kid in kindergarten, by the end of the first year, i had no idea who any of the kids were. nor did i remember their names. so i knew i had a problem. i was driven to make these paintings out of a need to commit images of people that i care about. to memory. >> a lot of your work is self-portraits, over and over and over. but it doesn't strike me as an egotistical or narcissistic gesture. >> the more you talk about me, it may change. first of all, i want you to look at it from a distance. i hope i knock your socks off. and then you go to like a middle distance where you can scan the whole thing. and then i want to suck you right up to the painting, where i made all the decisions, because i don't actually go back and look at it. and i want you to see the methodology of my process. and it's just colored dirt, smeared on a flat surface. that

the question is what we're getting is almost like an ole polaroid film developing in front of us. we're getting a picture of what happens when you're a mayor up against a christie crew when you realize that you're not just up against a different idea of how to spend money, but people with very strong interests that don't want to be stopped. your thoughts. >> that's right. and the mayor was something of a political neophyte before she came into office. and it's almost as if she didn't understand what was happening. and now she says what is happening was that she was being pressured from all directions for this development. she didn't realize that the chairman of the bridge agency, david samson, was involved and had a relationship with the developer. and that the developer was tied through the lobbyist through christie. these things came to her as it progressed. that's why she said she didn't let us know about this months ago when it happened, and it's only sort of revealed itself in the wake of the bridgegate scandal. >> here is scene two in the melodrama. the day after zimmer refu

. >>> it's a popular job, lady gaga, the creative director distinction at polaroid.> i want to draw your attention to one stock in the news. general mills, of course, the cereal maker, announcing that it is no longer going to be using gmos in cheerios. the popular breakfast cereal. i've been working the phones on this story, talked to general mills about this, and i asked, does this mean you'll start doing this with other products? and they say, no. cheerios is sort of a specific example here. they say because mostly the oats go into the cheerios, which don't usually come from genetically modified ingredients, it was easier to do. they say it's perfectly safe to have gmos in food, they're maintaining that position, so don't look for other cereals to have it. still, if you are a consumer group and you've been pushing against gmos, saying they're unhealthy, they cause diseases, this could be held as a big victory. watching the stock there. it's pretty flat, 49.38, but interesting to note here. i want to read to you a statement that i got from general mills on this ques