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anything, but polaroid. >> anything, but polaroid. and don't mention any surveys. hey, guys let's check in with neil cavuto. he's got a huge show coming up. >> google executive eric schmidt on how the fbi is blasting his company for locking police out of his phones. but is that really true? google of some commented, but i think eric schmidt just might. that's at 8:00 p.m. right here. >> no shrinking violate here. that's going to be great. i've got a great stock idea for you later in the show. isis is the richest organization in the world. where are they doing their banking? we're going to follow the money trail and you don't want to miss it. >> all right, guys. got to stop and blow the whistle. let's open up a from my investment playbook. this week saw the launch of an extremist project, it's been used to study the footprint of isis. also, though the sources of its finance and its financial network. what many people need to understand is isis is not unlike a typical business start up. something you might have seen at silicon valley. i'm talking the big money from s

anything, but polaroid. >> anything, but polaroid. and don't mention any surveys. guys let's check in with neil cavuto. he's got a huge show coming up. >> google executive eric schmidt on how the fbi is blasting his company for locking police out of his phones. but is that really true? google of some commented, but i think eric schmidt just might. that's at 8:00 p.m. right here. >> no shrinking violate here. that's going to be great. i've got a great stock idea for you later in the show. isis is the richest organization in the world. where are they doing their banking? we're going to follow the money trail and you don't want to miss it. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. it hurts. you doin'? this is what it can b

ten seconds after inventing the polaroid, here's my impression. oh, that's -- [laughter] [cheering and applause] oh, yeah! for more we turn to our... oh. for more we turn to our senior technology correspondent jordan klepper, who is in hollywood. jordan. [cheering and applause] >> yeah. there you go, people. drink it all in. you win, hackers, you win. you happy? [cheering and applause] >> jon: jordan, first of all, it's nice to see you've been working out. second of all, why are you naked? >> i'm taking back my sexual power. you want celebrity naughty bits. here they are, ding, ding, ding, ding, dinnertime, you sick [bleeped] jon. wait. what's all the writing? >> it's all my personnel info, my bank account number, my pinterest login, my parents' home phone number in case i get lost. >> jon: you've completely giving up trying to protect your private everything from hackers. >> no point in trying, jon. they'll find it anyway. if i don't upload news foe ocean to, they'll break into my house at night, yank off the covers and snap a picture of me me an

>> nothing. >> he got into mike's polaroids in '74 and they faded. >> this is anything but mike's polaroidsry hard to do a selfie with a polaroid. >> photo shopped. >> the stars including jennifer lawrence, they now have apple looking into its security and has the fbi investigating because they are very angry. nbc jacob rescone is live from los angeles with more. this is making many question their own online security, is it not? >> it is. on one side the biggest celebrity hacking according to some. the fbi and apple looking into it. person provocative photos of dozens of stars. on the other side, you have -- these were allegedly taken from online storage used by almost anybody with an iphone. >> reporter: this morning, the fbi has joined the investigation into how more than 100 celebrity accounts may have been hacked, including that of academy award winner jennifer lawrence. the star of "the hunger games" franchise is dealing with a different kind of spotlight. dos spotlight, dozens of nude and riske photos shared countless times. other reporteded victims include kate upton, rhianna, ariana

or -- >> at least get a polaroid or old polaroid camera.eally what float your boat, keep it in house. >> go old school, go with the polaroid, that's right. or implement common sense cybersecurity things that exist that are not difficult, that would prevent hacker from penetrating their contents. for example, on apple, all they could have done was put in the two-step verification code, and that would have made it virtually bullet proof for hackers to get in and hack their stuff. my advance to celebrities, if you want -- advice to celebrities, if you want to make these scandalous videos or fake nude no -- or take nude photos, that's your prerogative. >> they have time on their hands. they're posing with the mirror and the flash goes off in the mirror. i mean, what -- is it only good-looking celebrities that they post the photos of? there are some celebs you don't want to see. it's only the good-looking ones, kate upton, jennifer lawrence. are there any overweight celebrities? do we have the list? not that any of us care, i don't. >> so many o

them on a polaroid.n't trying to blame the victim. he is just stating the truth which is if you never had taken them, they're not going to show up. >> right. >> sometimes people take pictures of you like are aareri andrews situation that, is different. we're sorry anybody's privacy was invaded. i didn't think we were going to talk about their wedding. i was told, no, we were going to talk about beyonce and jay z instead. >> here is something great about this. you know how everybody you hear rumors when are they getting married? these two -- >> they pulled it off, boy. >> pulled it off. i'm so happy for them that they did. >> the pictures are awesome, by the way. there is her wedding gown. this is a versace. and when she turns around, you can see and other pictures that her kids had a hand in decorating the wedding dress. >> the veil, right? >> i think it's the back of the dress. >> i haven't seen the -- i guess news stands on wednesday. >> maybe it is just the veil. they stitched in pictures that kids ma

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polaroid. polaroid launched a little cube. i wish we had a picture of it about that big. think it is $99. full hd, waterproof, drop proof. one wonders if they get -- if go pro starts to get into a pricing war and whack the margins. >> remember this is a heck of a stock. there is a company beneath the stock. yo ahave to pay attention to the company, too. at some point i would say post holiday season this starts to matter. >> you know the answer to the trivia question which cnbc reporter went to high school with the founder of go pro. >> josh lipton. >> same class in high school. >>> by the way, the afore mentioned ceo of go pro, nick woodman, probably luckiest guy in the world, billionaire, good looking, 38. >> you have a man crush on this man. >> who doesn't? i will be his assistant. >>> markets picking up speed in the final hour. 1.1% here on the dow jones industrial average with a gain of 192 points. we are about to tell you about another stock soaring today after a blowout quarter next. >>> we are getting closer to crowning a winner in today's million dollar home battl

. >> polaroid has a new action video camera called "ded cube." at $99 it is priced for those who do not want to spend two to four times that much for a gopro each made out of a rubberized teleand is water resistant with a single button to press once for a still or twice for video. >>> mr. and mrs. george clooney are taking over venice saying "i do," for a second time. this video knows the actor and his new wife arriving to legally tie the knot waving at fans as they enter the townhall building. the ceremony was brief and ten americans later, here they are, walking out. the 53-year-old clooney and his 36-year-old wife celebrate add star-studded wedding on saturday night. >> room -- rumor has it that amal word a mcqueen wedding gown. >> so far, no official wedding photos in keeping with the private affair friends and families were asked to leave cell phones at the hotel but east was given a candid snapshot capturing the pre-nuptial bliss. >>> incredible video of a deep-sea encounter two swimmers will not forget. a humpback whale and her whale playi

it's polaroid. the company is jumping on the trend of recording light from different perspectives. tech experts say it's not quite up to the standard of capturing extreme action like the gopro. but they say it's good, very good, for casual use. the cost, about $100. >>> and move over, pumpkin spice latte. had one today. starbucks is testing a coffee that tastes like beer! that's right. tastes like guinness. the dark barrel latte made with espresso is a chocolaty stout flavored sauce topped with whipped cream and caramel. despite its flavor, there is no alcohol in it. you know, sometimes it's okay not to mix things up. you know what i'm saying? beer is beer. coffee is coffee. >> i thought you liked that story. >> the two shall never mix. >>> we're going to talk to him next week and he is going to tell us when he came back -- [overlapping speakers >> what's happening around here is good. we have some rainfall coming in. this is great news. good news, weather wise. not tonight. not even tomorrow night for most of you but we have rain moving in before the week is finished. cool time la

the jump comes despite competition from polaroid $99 cube camera on sale today.don't seem to be too concerned about that. great news for founder and ceo nick woodman, he owns 3 million shares. he has made more than 10 million bucks today. very nice. >>> and saving money, thanks to a mix-up. university of michigan football fans, a short-lived promotion offered two free tickets with the purchase of two free coke products but the school pulled the deal claiming they never signed off on it. they will honor any tickets already given away. >>> and making money off memories, the creator of this commemorative alibaba iphone 6, really? a cool $2 million. seriously? buys you the topaz encrusted smartphone, you better hurry, there are only 25 available. oh, no! reports circulating that apple may be discontinuing streaming music beats, apple is denying the rumors. josh costein told fox business on the opening bell that the ending of beats streaming service may be imminent. >> the brand of beats going away, the current beats music service is going to shut down. that doesn't m

. >> old ones called, the polaroid. use a polaroid. >> don't take pictures at all. keep it up here. keep it up there. >> 6:16. >> time to check the microclimate forecast. waiting for the sun's arrival. i can't get over the feeling of fall, not just because of football, but feeling of fall. >> yeah, fantasy football. he's got it. this guy's got a team. big time. 6:16. you know what. >> whatever you love about the fall, there's so many great things to choose from here in the bay area. the trees, they get really pretty as leaves change color. we'll talk about why coming up in a bit. but it has more to do with hours of daylight than the temperature drop-off. that's coming up in my next main weather hit, if you can stick around. if not, stick around for a couple more minutes and mike will help you get out the front door. today, 61 degrees livermore. plenty of onshore flow, clouds spanning inland this morning. that's the weather story of the day, even after clouds burn off, the flow will continue, cool ocean air moving through inland valley spots except the tri-valley. as we're cutting of

. >> how about we go old school back to the polaroid. >> nothing hotter than a polaroid selfie. >> justinhe allegedly caused an accident with a mini-van on that a.t.v. and then proceeded to get into a physical altercation with the driver. >> does he claim it was paparazzi? >> regardless, you still can't get out and fight the guy. >> nobody wants to get beat up by justin bieber. >> britney spears spends a lot of money on dogs. she just broke up with her boyfriend. she spent upwards of $30,000.

polaroid has a cute thing for $99. >> one of have the things that concerns me with go-pro, again, this is why i would stress it. i like the options here. you cannot short this stock to mike's point, because so many people are trying to short it. that means you can have these pops, these short squeezes. i think those options, to mike's trade, you have to be dynamic with it. >> it is not an appeal, set it and regret it type of option. >> send us a tweet at options actions. for everything options actions there is only one place to go. we have the hottest options news. videos from throughout the week and exclusive trades. some have called it an out of body experience. i don't know any of those people. i guess it is true. you want to check it out. here is what's coming up next. ♪ >>> it is war. some retailers are making an unlikely run at amazon. we will tell you how to play the online giant now. what do derek jeter and whole foods have in common? a shocking coincidence that could mean money in your pocket and we'll sort of explain when options action returns. ♪ when the world moves, future

with polaroid coming out with its own camera.moments away from the opening bell. ♪ >> welcome back. you are "in the loop" and i'm betty liu. liver television is on the market. here is the latest -- bloomberg television is on the markets. here's the latest. we had a huge run-up yesterday, so it looks like that bull rowdy -- rally is intact. we are on the market again in 30 minutes. i want to make a quick correction. yesterday, we said it centered itself, putting the downbeat on competition from new contracts from rivals like ibm. writing about earnings said that. abouture made no writings that in his call. toplet's count down to the 10. scarlet fu joins in. ford. 10, the auto giant hired more than 14,000 domestic workers since 2011, topping a pledge it made three years ago. ford had promised to include 12,000 workers by 2015. in may, hiring was ahead of schedule and it would likely overshoot that number, it said. that is one way to overshoot. >> number nine, the toymaker is partnering with disney to make dolls for the popular movi

instagram best gift you've gotten from a family ok so right now we're starting to get all these polaroid pictures from our fans yes and we started to assemble them on all the walls on our tour bus that's one of our favorite things lately you like the tour bus we did we love the tour of our apartment and we lie a little bit yeah we've been thirty five really it's like austin kelly on facebook what's your favorite song to perform live oh goodness i think it changes your night tonight right now we have a song called chainsaw that's out on the radio and to get into the song live we do a mash up of cash and pit bulls timber with our chainsaw and the crowd flips out over them and that's a fun moment of the show it's really exciting also there's a rendition of that bottom you're also you've got here again we love queen so we have to honor freddie mercury and katy eighty one came katy your favorite and least favorite things about going on tour. least favorite thing was probably have to be a pile of laundry that collects on every single run and then you have so much laundry to it's pretty bad at

polaroid. to bring back the instant camera. >> they have that. >> that's what you have to do. >> which would create a lot of jobs in upstate new york, in rochester. i want to ask you about journalistic integrity. so paris hilton posted these pictures immediately of these women not censored. if you were on twitter at the time you could see all of it. an hour later he said i'm keeping them up and censoring. an hour later he said i'm taking them down. should these sites have posted these women fully nude. >> i'm not sure if perez hit and journalistic integrity should go in the same sentence. he's not a journalist with integrity. i just wonder does the fbi really need to be involved? i understand it's a crime -- i feel like the fbi has a lot to do with tracking down terrorists and i don't know if we need to spend time on this. besides they look great. maybe that's a plus. >> dana, if it were you, you would say differently. >> it's never going to be me. >> you can't say it. they did look very, very

this is what she found in her polaroid. i heard the shot. i say shot because i immediately thought it was a shot, a rifle shot. i have hunted a great deal in my life. i thought it was a rifle shot. why? i don't know. i immediately thought, an assassination attempt. it is the ultimate cross my mind. fear swept through me. i immediately thought of him. i was on the jump seat in the passenger car in front of him. i turned, thinking the shot had come from over my right shoulder. i turned to look in that direction. motivated by two things predecease i could see anything unusual. equally, at that moment in my thought process, a desire to see if anything had happened to him. to see if he was all right. i obviously saw nothing but a tremendous crowd of people from where we had just come. i saw nothing out of the way except people had startled looks on their faces. they were looking. i didn't catch him in the corner of my eye. i was in the process of turning to my left to look over my left shoulder. to see if i could see him in the back seat. that is

. >> polaroid is giving gopro competition with a camera called "the cube." and priced for people what do not want to spend two to four times as much. each camera is made of a rub rubberized material. there is a single button to press once for a picture, twice to video. >>> banks are ringing it in with the fees, the average fee for using out-of-network a.t.m. is $4.35, a 5 percent jump from last year. and everdraft fees are at the high at an average of $32. >>> now weather and traffic. leyla gulen? >>> we have morning cloud cover. that is deceptive because it will be warm by this afternoon and it will warm up for the prosecute of the week. from our east bay hills camera, it looks like marshmellow bluff and that will burn off this afternoon with live doppler hd showing sat nine miles in hayward the this means we have mostly unlimited but we do have a flight arrival delay at san francisco international airport. looking to downtown financial district in san francisco, you can see the cloud cover is still covering the peaks of the transamerica pyramid. the curren

polaroids, once you saw the photo you could burn it, it couldn't go anywhere. very, very difficult, once a photois digitized, you keep it to yourself it's there and easy to share. >> maybe this gets to our procure yern -- prurient style,t isn't there something a bit odd about that? >> it's almost a thrill. the kind of excitement we've seen mainstream commercials phones have nfc, you can tap the phone and give one to another. there was a commercial, with a woman tapping her husband and saying, have a good business trip don't show that on the plane. the ability to be able to do that is something we do desire as a society so it's never been easier and because of that that's how people get in trouble. >> peter shankman, thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. >>> in southern california controversy over a school mascot has officials saying, it's time for a makeover. coachella valley's mascot is offensive, they will be changing some of the aspects of the mascot but not everything. roxana saberi has the story. >> reporter: the mascot at coachella valley is retiring

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>> it's all polaroid. >> this wasn't a kim kardashian where the mother leaked the porn film or i senty and she tweeted them out. this is something they did with their spouse and loved one. as long as there's no animals involved or harmed whatever you do in the privacy of your own home or send to your spouse -- >> who uploads this stuff. >> should you wake up and realize there's a risk. >> apple should be responsible for that. >> some things live on a device. >> i shouldn't have to have a fear. >> not only that. financial data. >> your passwords. ah-ha. >> we know it's going to happen. we learned time after time it's going to happen. >> you shouldn't have to be worried -- >> so you have to deal with it. >> all you're doing is you're saving -- you're forced into this. with you or without you we're seng sending your stuff to the ipad. they get you in these situations. >> the irs emails get deleted but your pictures on the phones don't. >> concerning some of these women are in movies where you can see everything anyways. >> maybe we have to rethink. i don't know if you use quicken, if you

. >> 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

it's if you mailed somebody on a nude polaroid. and someone at the postoffice opened up the letter and made copies. if that happened, would anybody go, well, that's what they get for trusting an insecure system? no. they blame the guy who did it, right? why do we need to steal naked photos of kate upton when we already have this? what more do you want from the woman? [ cheers and applause ] this is why i store all my naked pictures on an etch-a-sketch. trying to steal my nudes? [ laughter ] too bad. meanwhile, it's especially bad timing for apple. next week, they're expected to announce a new iphone with a virtual wallet. apple is believed to be partnering with american express that would replace carrying credit cards around. you can lose your naked pictures and all your money in one easy step. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i guess the thing is -- you have to prepare. but you can't trust any of this stuff. at the very least, this should serve as an important reminder that if you put your personal information on someone else'

>> you can't now, it's just a fact so maybe the old-fashioned way is better, take the polaroid, put itn an nfl and send it snail mail baby, right? >> not a bad idea. >> maybe that's the answer. >> or just go in person. just go over in person. why not? >> real world, we're not virtual reality? >> how about that. >> we could talk about this forever. thanks so both of you, nischelle turner, brian stelter, i appreciate it. >>> you can't talk about hacking without talking about how easy of it of to have your online information available in all kinds of plays. what is on your phone is also on your tablet, your computer and so on, and that's not always a good thing. cnn tech correspondent samuel burke is live in london with more on that side of the story. good morning. >> carol, your files are supposed to be available anywhere, any time. the cloud is supposed to make life that much easier. sometimes it makes it that much harder. >> it pops up when you least expect it, and certainly when you least want it. those risque photos that, job-seeking resume, the text message you'd rather no one else

. >> just as the shutter snapped, there was a shot, and this is what she found in her polaroid camera. >> i heard the shot -- and i say shot because i immediately thought it was a shot. i immediately thought it was a rifle shot. i've hunted a great deal in my life, and i immediately thought it was a rifle shot. why, i don't know, but i it was any thought assassination attempt. it's the only thing that crossed .y mind fear just swept through me, and i immediately fall -- thought of him, of course. i was sitting on the jump seat immediately in front of him, and i turned thinking that the shot had come from back over my right soldier. i turned to look in that direction, i think motivated by two in, first to see if i could see where the shot came from, see if i could see anything unusual, but equally or more important to me in my thought process was a desire to see him, if anything had happened, if he was all right. i turned and i up usually saw nothing but a tremendous crowd of people -- i obviously saw nothing but a tremendous amount of people. nothing unusual, nothing out of the way, e

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this is what she found in her polaroid camera. >> i heard the shot. immediately thought it was a rifle shot. i have hunted a great deal in my life and i thought it was a rifle shot. why? i don't know. i immediately thought an assassination attempt. it was the only thing crossed my mind. a fear swept through me and i immediately thought of him. i was sitting on the jump seat in this seven passenger car in front of him. hadrned thinking the shot come from back over my right shoulder. i turned and looked in that direction. to see if i can see where the , a desire to see him, to see if he was all right. i turned and i saw nothing but a tremendous crowd of people. i saw nothing unusual, nothing out of the way. people also had startled looks on their faces. turning the process of to my left to look back over my left shoulder to see if i could see him in the backseat and that impact of the the bullet that hit me. there was no great pain. associated with the bullet that hit me. chest, righty there. it was an impact rather than any sort of the searing pain. it

bruce springsteen which is great photography, you were just telling me you actually took with a polaroididents happen. it's a particular format. >> very cool stuff. thanks for being with us. >> we'll let you have that cocktail too. have a wonderful weekday, everybody. >> bye-bye. thanks for being with us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> announcer: for more about "cbs this morning," visit us at cbsnews.com. >>> well it did not feel like autumn yesterday in napa. wait until you see this frozen weather. >> unbelievable sight. a driver for uber is facing serious criminal charges, why one customer is in danger of losing his eye. >> good morning. it is 7:00 on a saturday. thanks for joining us. >> that sun is about to peek through the clouds. >> it should be a lovely day. let's take a live look outside from our roof cam at the beautiful bay bridge. as mark mentioned the sun is just coming up at 7:00 and temperatures all around the

. >> need to get a polaroid. >> that's right. that's a fail safe method. that's right. of reminds me of when all of a sudden these nude photos leak and then all of a sudden, someone's got a movie coming out the next week. it's just the timing seems a little bit odd. >> but it's 101 celebrities, unless they all band together. >> i want to know where we find these photos that goes through every guy's mind, where are the photos? >> this isn't just that and for these people. think about all the other things. i a lot of times i will take screen shot of a bank statement or something i want to have later on down the road. that's i think what most of us might be dealing with. earlier i talked to kurth the cyber guy and he had something to say about this. >> virtual servers are giant farms somewhere else. no matter what, know that whenever you put something on your phone or you take a nude photograph, the chances are it's not private. you may not have nude photography, but you might have financial information. you might have stock certificates. i've scanned those. but i store th