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this one captured through the lens of his polaroid camera.ual diary of more than 700 polaroids. good morning. >> good morning. before there with were selfie sticks or iphones, one of the most famous artists was documenting life as they do today. there were plenty of selfies. . these are very early self portraits. >> these are incredible shots. >> reporter: flipping through these pages of poil roads, it's like reading andy warhol's diary. there are pictures of famous friends like jack nicholson and goldie. >> it's about look very, very glamorous and the best she could possibly look. >> reporter: warhol it turns out was an almost obsessive collector, amazing thousands of polaroids. the earliest ones from 1958. >> remember polaroids when we first had them. i think of them as disposable and nothing you would necessarily keep. >> he kept everything. >> reporter: michael is the director of the licensing foundation. he began sifting through these frats 18 years ago. >> the difference about warhol is he didn't differentiate life from work. everything

he took a polaroid of me. >> do you have your polaroid? >> i don't. >> do you know where it is?y valuable. >> i love the interview you showed back in the day. he was a man of few words, was he not? >> yes. >> it all came out here apparently. >> that's terrific. >> makes you think $100 is not too much for something like that. >> so much fun to look through. >> a really fun book. >> as you say, a social commentary. >> we're going to take a look at the week that was. that's next. you're watching "cbs this morning." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> as we leave you, let's take a look back at the week that was. we hope you will have a great weekend. >> armed men in speed boats are sabotaging refugee's boats. >> the boat is overcrowded and the greek coastline is still around five miles in that direction. >> the backlog is building up once again in hungary with migrants refusing to be held back. >> mayday, ma

polaroids and lots of fun things. >> jimmy: why polaroids? >> okay, i started taking polaroids these past couple yea like these crazy iphone hackings. i'm sure you've heard of them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, anyway, i thought it would be so much safer to take selfie-roids instead of iphones -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a catchy name. >> isn't it? >> jimmy: yeah, it really -- yeah. >> it gets you, doesn't it? doesn't it get ya? >> jimmy: so, it's selfie-roids? >> right. >> hey, nobody can hack t >> jimmy: no, they can't hack a a selfie-roid. what is a selfie-roid? i'm assuming -- >> you take my polaroid camera and you take it of yourself. selfie-roid. selfie-roid. yeah. >> jimmy: we have your camera here. >> yeah, you do. >> jimmy: and you know how i know it's your camera? >> why? oh, yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause it says, do not touch unless you're named kaley. [ laughter ] that's true. >> jimmy, that's not for you, that's for work. a lot. >> jimmy: they do? >> yes, so, i had to put my name on it. >> jimmy: that's cool. i didn't know they still

i note often get polaroid picture looks amazing. mainly because my husband took it.ooks good. >> my style icon is definitely bridget. i always end up pulling up an inspiration and it's a bridget bardo pic. her hair, her eyes and everything about the bridget bardo look. >> who's yur biggest style icon today? she said, sienna miller. called sienna our modern day bridget bardo. >>> starring in "captive" of ashley smith, a drug addicted mother who was at the end of the line. and just when she thought she hit rock bottom, she was taken hostage at gunpoint by an escaped killer. should have been the worst moment but i sat down with the real ashley. >> i understood he loved me and didn't matter what i've done. >> ashley headed for a bad ending. head to drug rehab and watched her husband die and still using at the same time she was abducted by brian nichols who's played by david oyelawolf. >> it's your worst nightmare. somehow became a blessing. >> breaking story. police looking for this man. >> mickles killed four people while escaping custody. >> did david oyrk ellowwolf ge

i note often get polaroid picture looks amazing. mainly because my husband took it. but, you know, it looks good. my style icon is definitely brigitte bardot. i always end up pulling up an inspiration and it's a brigitte bardot pic. her hair, her eyes and everything about the brigitte bardot look. >> who's your biggest style icon today? she said, sienna miller. called sienna our modern day brigitte bardot. >> i get that, jessica. let's get to movie news. >>> starring in "captive" of ashley smith, a drug addicted mother who had lost custody of her young daughter and was really at the end of the line. and just when she thought she hit rock bottom, she was taken hostage at gunpoint by an escaped killer. should have been the worst moment of her life, but actually became her saving grace. i sat down with the real ashley. >> i'm a mother. >> i don't trust you, ashley. >> when god reached down into my life that night, i understood that he loved me and it didn't matter what i had done. >> ashley headed for a bad ending. already had been to drug rehab three times, watched her

. >> they took polaroid pictures of me.as instructed to do, i was sexually tortured later. i was punished by penetration of foreign objects. there was a homemade electrocution device that was used on me. at this point my soul was broke. they had broke my soul. and then i don't know how many days later, the younger individual told me that i would be let loose. that he would not kill me. i thought it was a sick head game. why would they spare my life? i was put in the front of the vehicle. we drove for approximately a half an hour. and then the door was opened up. the hood was pulled off, and i was pushed out of the vehicle. i arrived at my mom's home. she locks the door behind me. we call the police, and we proceed on to emmanuel hospital in portland, oregon. the detectives at the hospital wrote down everything that i said. i was a known prostitute, feeding my drug addiction. so i really couldn't expect them to believe me, but i did move forward with filing the report. and the rape kit. >> she certainly didn't know where she

then get her to shake it around like a polaroid picture. [ bleep ]. >> you see that going in. spoon out and pulls it out. the thing is once you start eating one -- >> you can't stop. >> with tequila -- >> this is a trick though. it looks like a nice trut punchy fun shot. >> oh, my god. ahh. i need water. >> if you want to try it home, i wouldn't bother setting up the video. it's so easy to do you can probably remember. >> these videos bring back a lot of childhood memories for me and let's say they are jaw dropping. >> oh! >> is that big brother. look how excited he is. oh, the ten-count. >> four, three, two, one. ahhhh! ahhhh! >> my parents did it on the door. as i wasn't paying attention, they snapped it. >> when you are a kid, if your brother is shooting stuff at your face. this is like their routine. >> big brother is so happy. >> this kid tried two times. this is the third attempt and he's going to do it in style. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> he's out. >> i wanted him to really floor it. terrified. >> boys will be boys. you want to terrify the child. kids get out,

no, but i couldn't imagine taking a camera, polaroid instamatic, or whatever, and just taking pictureesything and saying hey, man, look at that picture of me. hey, poke me, man. like this, andrew like it. >> i'm not liking it. >> look at that picture. >> i hate when people take picture of their food. unless you cooked it or you're a chef, i don't understand. everyone eats, who is impressed. maybe kids in third world countries who are like, "oh, meals!" >> larry: this is not a class thing or anything. the president-- president obama was taking selfies at nelson mandela's funeral. >> i visited-- i was in poland a couple of years ago and a friend of mine and i went to auschwitz, and the tour ends by going into the gas chambers, and they show you the gas chamber. and these two girls-- and i was like please don't let them be americans, ( bleep ) americans. had the camera out. trying to smile, taking the picture. >picture. >> you have to be ( bleep ) kidding me. >> no, true. and again i was like, "ask someone else to take it. why are you-- what is the problem?" >> larry: within the last year,

they took a polaroid. and i said, i need to be with her. >> when you first laid eyes on your daughter what went through your mind? >> i was in love with her. it didn't matter, you know what we were going to go through, she was our baby. she was our child. i was just happy and excited. and i just couldn't wait to share her with the world. >> reporter: it wasn't until litzy began attending school that she realized just how different she was. >> i couldn't understand why other kids didn't like me or why they were hesitant to be around me. going into school, i never had that thought of, what am i going to do if somebody doesn't want to sit by me or be nice to me? even though i haven't said anything to them. >> reporter: litzy refused to let the bullies win. nor would she let the fear of failure stop her from trying things out. like cheerleading. >> when i wore that uniform around campus, i felt like it was my superhero cape. i felt like it was my disguise to get out of my lizzy body and to be a cheerleader who

a new spin on polaroid. it is expected to be on sale later this year for $100 with a build in printer. >> just like the old ones. >> they put their lives on the line to save a man from an oncoming rain and a special honor two police officers are getting. >> an arby's worker is refusing to serve a customer and now a to serve a customer and now a call for picketing the c hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> arby's is apologizing when a worker refused to serve food to a police sergeant because she is a police officer and told sergeant he did not want did tell her a sandwich and when martin got her food she was not eating it and this is called "isolated," and a rest was organized outside the restaurant by wives of police officers in the community. >> it is an attempted car theft you will have to see to believe. look at this surveillance

polaroid says the camera will not use ink or toner. instead, it will use a special paper that costs 99 bucks. no word as to the price of that special paper, though. >>> parents of young girls everywhere will be buying that. it's 6:47 right now. a news conference about tourism turned into a whale show in connecticut. governor dannel malloy was speaking at the mystic aquarium when juno the beluga whale wanted to see what the fuss was about. he pushed his nose up against the glass to check out the cameras. this has gone viral before. a mariachi band went viral. those who have been to mystic have seen this. they engage.othey like the attention. >> like news anchors. >> re right. >> 6:48. >> just like whales in sotmy ways. >>> official portrait of pop, francis' visit. we'll tell you the story. >>> don't fofrgt to follow us on facebook and twitter. darlene4ny, michaelg4ny. you're watching "today in new york." >>> beautiful view from the top of the rock. you see the haze in the skies right now. pope francis' upcoming visit to the yar is putti

she says, "every morning, i would wake up and find a a polaroid picture on my chest of me sleeping." [ audience oohs ] that's a little creepy. >> steve: that's not creepy at all. >> jimmy: then it's thoughtful. it's thoughtful. >> steve: it's thoughtful. all she's doing is thinking of her. >> jimmy: yeah. this one's from @gzinc. he says, "my roommate giggles in her sleep, then mutters, 'that's not funny.'" [ laughter ] in your dreams, you're not funny? no, i'm not funny in my dreams. that's not funny. comedy writer. this one's from @scottburden. he says, "walked in my college buddy late one night nairing his chest by candle light with soft jazz on the radio." [ laughter ] what? "you came home early, bro." [ light laughter ] this last one is from @thisisspenc1. he says, "i came to the house to see my roommate rolling the carpet up saying 'we won't be getting our deposit back.'" there you go. [ laughter ] why? those are our "tonight show hashtags." [ cheers and applause ] to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. we'll be right back with jason sudeikis, everyb

staff going away party for her and at that going away party naza investment ne and i posed for a polaroid on the occasion of her leaving the staff of this show. and here it is. so that's me. doesn't really look like me. i'm wearing kind of a funny little cowboy shirt. and this is me saying good-bye to naz, right? i'm very sad. i barely even look like me but i'm very sad, i'm sad that nazanine is leaving her job. and here -- there's nazanine. you know, not at all sad to be leaving her job. eric friendler took this picture and he said think i'm leaving my job. and that was my reaction and that was hers. see, this is a portrait of happiness for someone who is quitting a job they want to quit. and that is the closest thing from my personal life that i have ever seen in terms of how john boehner was leaving his job today. he pulled a nazanine the way he left today. and we're now about to see if that happiness is because it is intrinsically impossible to be a republican speaker of the house in this modern republican party. and so anybody would be delighted to leave that job. or maybe there was

law enforcement of missy and intelligence, we have enough polaroid tools would now have sanctions to rules will. lists -- see the malicious actors, we do have to use the prevent and deter bad activity. >> i want to ask a question a bit more broke real. theet several times to respective remittances of somalia and the second largest inmunity of somalia columbus, ohio. provide been working to such reckless somalia government to build capacity in this area by remaining about this issue. can you committee an update on the treasury's efforts in this area and don't progress toward restoring a free will from some us ins in colomb minneapolis to those in africa? mr. szubin: i was just in minneapolis last month to meet with the community, to meet leaders, and they are very worried. one thing i will say is that the fund flows have not stopped -- stopped. they see a pattern, but at this point i told the journal that the funds continue to flow in the remittances are already in the maleic, but the situations are far from ideal the worries are not above the recruiters in the united states. they are

or the polaroid. you had to shake it. and blow. okay, just like that. >>> we are going to take a picture of the sun as we take off into the wild blue yonder. on the air force birthday, 1947, happy birthday to the united states air force. thank you men and women for all you do. 69 in the city. great flying weather right now. soak it up. lots of sun and heat. numbers staying above normal. 87 in the city. and cooler for the south shore. to the west, air quality suffers. ozone is going to be high. make sure you're ready for that. and subway series sweet tonight. saturday, i think you see increasing clouds and cooler. maybe a shower after the game. sunday, coolest one, about 69. and for the first pitch and kick-off, about 77. could see a morning shower at metlife stadium. and then drier air filters in. and numbers down this weekend into next week feeling a lot more like september should. >> okay. thank you. >>> so nice as you go off into the wild blue yonder. >> yeah, sing me into traffic. >>> so we have new issues. a warning for subway