gopro is being sued by the makers of polaroid q.d is not actually connected to the camera in any way except by name. the actual manufacturer claims that it infringes on the design patent. gopro claims they have been working on a cube camera since long before the polaroid cube was released and they have their own patent application to prove it. coming up, a new technology startup is trying to end voter apathy here in the united states with an app. i sit down with the company's ceo. ♪ emily: it is election day across the country and there are a few issues for voters to consider including the airbnb initiative right here in san francisco and the push to legalize pot and ohio. voter turnout is expected to be very low. one company is trying to change that, a startup backed by names like john parker. the company has designed an app that allows voters to find information about local and national issues and connect with other interested people. the last time i talked to you, you were at causes with a similar mission. what is the goal here?

the maker of polaroid cameras is suing go pro.olaroid which has its own cube shaped action camera claims the hero 4 session camera infringes on its patent. shares of gopro tumbled to $25. despite an earnings miss, the online site retail me not hiked full year revenue guidance. profits did tumble nearly 90% but investors overlooked that and shares soared 20% to 10.53. >>> a troubling report today in "the wall street journal." according to their front page article, the federal reserve and treasury department temporarily shutoff the flow of money to iraq's central bank out of concerns the funds were ending up in iran. and in the hands of isis. eamon javers has reported on the money that flows in and out of iraq and joins us now with more. where does this money come from? >> tyler, the money originates inside the new york fed. it's a vault in new jersey off of route 17 there. these are sierk funds though. a lot of people look at the story and think it's american dollars going overseas. no, these are sierk funds denominate mateded in u

you understand what polaroid is. [laughter] based on the theory that if somebody had a picture of themselves and the vice president on the mantle, they'd work awfully hard to make it a picture of themselves and the president on the mantle. [laughter] he was great in 1-1, 1-5, 1-10, face to face where he could talk about -- he almost always talked about the people he was meeting rather than himself. but he became pretty good at it. in '88 we had a great team; roger ailes, lee atwater and myself provided some of the toughness and the hard response. and it allowed him to talk in a positive way. what happened in '92, i think, is that he was expected to do both sides of that, and it really just didn't work. >> how much of the time was spent on policy and how much time was spent on re-election focus? general domestic policy and foreign policy? >> i was in the white house from 1989 to march of 1992. and even though you do political things in that period -- the president would do some fundraisers and would during the re-elec

the spirituals we know i like a polaroid snapshot. a snapshot. what onewhat one spirituals sounded like him one night on one plantation. but on the next plantation they were doing it differently. by the next night that same spiritual would be different still because they were always improvised. there is no definitive version. and so they were used to create a culture. when you cannot read, live to teach a slave to read is punishable by death. can have shoes, do art, do anything, not even meet in large groups. the only thing left to you is singing. and these great nations in west africa that were far advanced of what was going on in western europe at the time, working sewers, gas lights, armies, a post office while we were still climbing out of the dark ages. a resourceful, intelligent, powerful culture. and i use the one thing they had to create a culture command they used it for training, teaching, and rebellion. some people think the very 1st spiritual may have been the 1st act of rebellion on the american shores. youyou have this deep context,

>> yes, kodak and polaroid all wrapped in one. you cannot stop innovation. and this is an area where innovation is taking over. >> reporter: are you not worried about the politics of this whole issue? >> i think for technology and innovation, we have to ignore politics. >> you can watch lesley stahl's full "60 minutes" report by going to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle. dr. tara narula has details. plus, rres are getting a makeover. we will show you how they are overhaul meals for troops. and emmy award winning actress allison janney of the hit series "mom" joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" i'm anne-marie green.cbs 2 this morning...the latest information about a russian passenger jet that crashed in egypt. the search for a special needs teen in eastern iowa that's been gong on for a week. the welcome that university of iowa president bruce harrold is getting for his first day on the job. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry.

>> yes, kodak and polaroid all wrapped in one. you cannot stop innovation. this is an area where innovation is taking over. >> reporter: are you not worried about the politics of this whole issue? >> i think for technology and innovation, we have to ignore politics. >> you can watch lesley stahl's going to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle. dr. tara narula has details. plus how to overhaul meals for troops and emmy award winning hit series "mom" joins us in the that is the "cbs morning news" i'm anne-marie green. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

the maker of polaroid alleges that gopro infringed on its patent.ave to keep an eye on that one. david: and tesla ceo elon musk making a prediction about driverless car technology during the company's earnings call. that in 20 years car makers will be rolling out fully autonomous cars and i'm quoting him here, any cars that are made that don't have full autonomy will have negative value. it will be like only a horse be you will only owning it for sentimental reasons. so says elon musk. melissa: we'll see. and could it apply to all of your intoxications? i don't know that sounds dangerous. google is rolling out a new feature called smart reply that sends quick responses to e-mails when you're on the run. here's diedre bolton, this sounds like a disaster. >> it does. it sounds like the movie her, i don't know if you saw that but it's basically artificial intelligence taking over. so this new feature, it's going to monitor your e-mails, melissa, and suggest to you a couple of variations based on content and based on tone. so that's pretty precise i tak

also, new information in the shooting death investigation in the town of polaroid. they identified the victim as a 41-year-old del curry potter. potter's body was found tuesday morning and no arrests have been made. investigators say they do not believe the public is in danger. still to come the fbi says a , popular online scam continues to grow and you could be the next victim. also child soldiers, we'll take , a look at how thousands of veterans laid their lives on the to. it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8

. >>> polaroid's parent company filed a patent infringement suit against gopro.oining us is jon fortt with more on that breaking story. jon? >> yes, cma marketing which has the exclusive long-term license to the polaroid brand is suing gopro saying that the hero 4 session, which gopro came out with just this summer, it is basically a rip off of polaroid's cube which came out 18 months earlier, january 2014. they filed this suit in new jersey. they include their patent, the d-423 patent. for context, this comes after gopro had a really rough earnings report. the stock fell some 16% after that report. so part of the problem was the hero 4 session. gopro saying we mispriced it we came out with this camera, this cube shaped camera at about 400 bucks it should have been 300. it's selling better now. they gave an outlook for the holiday quarter that was lower. this adds another wrinkle. these are both cameras that are cube-shaped with rounded edges. reminiscent of a way of apple's suit against samsung with the rounded corners of the iphone versus samsung's galaxy line.

>> yes, kodak and polaroid all wrapped in one. you cannot stop innovation.an area where innovation is taking over. >> reporter: are you not worried about the politics of this whole issue? >> i think for technology and innovation, we have to ignore politics. >> you can watch lesley stahl's first "60 minutes" report by going to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle. dr. tara narula has details. plus how to overhaul meals for troops and emmy award winning act dress allison janney of the hit series "mom" joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. mirrors. they show us all our problem areas... those places that we can't wish or squish away. well now fear no mirror, and eliminate those problem areas with coolsculpting - the patented cooling technology targets and kills fat cells, with no surgery or downtime. so if you want to see a slimmer you when you look in the mirror, go to coolsculpting.com today to receive

>> yes, kodak and polaroid all wrapped in one. you cannot stop innovation. and this is an area where innovation is taking over. >> reporter: are you not worried about the politics of this whole issue? >> i think for technology and innovation, we have to ignore politics. >> you can watch lesley stahl's full "60 minutes" report by going to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle. dr. tara narula has details. plus, rres are getting a makeover. we will show you how they are overhaul meals for troops. and emmy award winning actress allison janney of the hit series "mom" joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" i'm anne-marie green. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. elizabeth: right now at 4:30, a kcci exclusive. touching tribute. a fallen iowa solider returned home. the heart wrenching moment a grieving family sees his casket for the first time. eric: plus a look at a colorful career. see the life fred thompson made for himself on tv and the as a two term senator. and his

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c&a marketing claims the model is a copy of its polaroid cube that was released 18 months before. c &a marketing wants all of go-pro's prfoits f fm the sasas plus interest and attorney fees. ///move over siri! google has created a new tool that lets artificial intelligence respond to your emails. dubbed smart reply the system can analyze an email and then suggest brief responses. the new feature will be available to all gmail users.///twitter is replacing its star shaped favorite icon which will signify a "like" rather than a "favorite.". the company said the star icon was confusing new users adding the twitterati "might like a lot of things,s,ut not everything can be your r vorite."/// that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto 3 as isis gains ground in iraq... christiaia in thth country have beenenforced to leave their homes... a lot of them finding refuge in villages like al qosh. reporter charlie d'agata is there. 3 (mayada preparing a meal for her children) mayada abdul rhani and her 4 4 ildren found shelter here aftft militants overran mosul and the neighboring vil

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. >> the wearable camera maker is being sued by the maker of polaroid.s patent for cube-shaped cameras. >> it was already working on the cube 4 before polaroid filed for the patent and paperwork will prove that. legal analysts say this will probably be decided in federal court. >>> tesla is moving closer to unveiling another new car. expected to be the most affordable model to date. >> it will be unveiled next march. actual production of the all electric car isn't expected until 2017. it's expected to have a sales price of $35,000. >>> also in silicon valley, google is rolling out a new feature for inbox users that allows to computers reply for e- mails for you. >> it sends quick e-mails on the go. it will suggest the three replies. it is due out later this week. >>> facebook has big ambitions for its virtual reality head set. the company's chief technical officer says that facebook wants the device to allow users to go anywhere and experience anything. business insider reports that developers are working to make virtual reality more real by letting them

. >> conway: yes-- kodak and polaroid all wrapped in one. you cannot stop innovation. and this is an area where innovation is taking over. >> stahl: are you not worried about the politics of this whole issue? >> conway: i think, for technology and innovation, we have to ignore politics. >> stahl: can you? >> conway: of course you can. >> stahl: but when it comes to guns, it's all about politics. just ask andy raymond. >> raymond: i got caught up in the middle of something that was way beyond me, way beyond my capabilities, and got caught between two sides that... i mean, it was just... i will never, ever, ever touch anything else like that ever, ever again. >> stahl: as of today, you cannot find a smart gun to buy in the united states. senator loretta weinberg told us that she plans to ask the new jersey state legislature to repeal the mandate, but replace it with a demand that dealers display at least one smart gun in their stores. question is, will dealers be too gun-shy? if this gun does take off, would you sell it? >> raymond: absolutely not. >> stahl: ever? >> ray

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. >> mark: of women has now filed a the fifth lawsuit against polaroid because of e.ing--to pull way-- chipotle. >> darya: teenagers spend nearly nine hours a day on some form of media. with everything out there, music and tv are still their favorites. two-thirds of teenagers listen to music every day and many many teenagers watch tv. >> mark: reza poked fun-- president poked fun at the rest republican candidates for their complaints at the cnbc debate. if you can even handle the moderator's is cnbc, i don't think that russia or china will be too worried about your. then cars and is now leading the polls--ben carson is now leading the polls. >> darya: we have lots of sunshine and hot spots in the traffic to talk about >> mark: is a cold morning we have even had tempters in the '30's. right now we are having tempters in the upper '40's and mid-50s. we have some breezes also. nasa is releasing a new image showing the hydrocarbons stand on one of saturn's men's.-- milnes--moons. >> darya: breaking news out of the south bay about a fire broke in and out. we'll talk about

remember the maker of polaroid cameras is suing gopro for allegedly infringing on certain patents. gopro shares are 2% lower on the news. search ambarella one of those stocks people like to play. back to you. >>> an alarming story for you. how money from the nerve afeder reserve and treasury department meant for iraq may be ending up in the hands of isis terrorists. you have to hear this coming up on "power lunch." >>> welcome back. mosaic shares are higher. beati beating profit estimate, but revenues fell short of expectations. arch eer daniels falling short estimates. and sprint posting a much wider than expected loss, revenue at sprint also missed the mark. that stock down more than 7% right now. tyler. >> this is an alarming story. is money that is being sent by the u.s. federal reserve and treasury to iraq ending up in the hands of militants? eamon javers in d.c. covering this story for us. >> the "wall street journal" doing a deep dive investigation this morning and reporting some new information on this front including the fact that the federal reserve and officials inside t

the maker of polaroid cameras, do you remember them?ro for allegedly infringing on its patent for cubed-shaped cameras. gopro down again 24 on that stock. now this. the group of protesters swarm the cme in chicago, calling for tax on the rich, tax on trades. hundreds of them are there for a couple of hours. peter mauricey professor of economics is with us now. all right, peter, it seems to me that that group of people, the left which wants to legislate higher wages and tax the rich, they're making a lot of ground here. seems like they're winning the argument, am i wrong? >> well, absolutely the democratic party and the president of the united states keeps telling these people that they are poor or they have low in connection with for no fault of their own. the fact that they didn't study hard when they were young, didn't borrow money to go to college, to do something productive while they were at college perhaps but instead studied art history or liberal studies or what have you, now they find themselves with low in connection with and

meantime, gopro shares are lower today, the company with the exclusive rights to polaroid's instant and action products is suing gopro for patent infringement. the suit claims that gopro's new cube shaped hero 4 session is a copy of the who will avoid cube. >> wow. and then i guess in their defense they're saying, hey, it's a round camera, you have to hold it somehow. >>> glaxosmithkline today told investors it plans to seek approval on 20 new drugs in the next five years. the company says 80% of those clouds could radically change how patients are treated. >> we go to meg terrell who is the sir andrew witty. meg, it's all yours. >> thank you, bill. andrew, thank you for joining us. >> it's a pleasure. here on your r&d day on the first slide you have here that you presented to investors you talked about not only your exciting science will you but also the environment and you mentioned pricing. how do you consider the pricing environment and all of the attention especially in american politics paid to this i wish. >> you what we're focused on is generating returning four our shareholders

. >> shake it like a polaroid picture.fect. >> make sure there is no holes. how many needles will fall off. you don't want any, really? >> not a lot. there is regular needle loss from transportation, but the trick is, if you put your hand in, and squeeze tightly, if you have no needles -- >> let the needles adhere. that's terrific. we have a rely race of some kind. >> it is a surprise. basically what we're going to do, after this, you're going to be tyler tree certificate fide delivery people. after this, you can deliver your trees, all of our trees get online at tyler's trees. >> only cash tips, perfect. >> rick and i against tucker and anna. >> one person is going to saw the tree. once you're it is completo3e saw ed off, then you're going to put the tree in the stand. once that is secure, you're going to decorate them, the first team to do it wins. >> which -- >> anna and rick are sawing, and tucker and i are decorating. >> i don't want to be near -- want to do this one? want to be on this side? i see. >> countdown. coun

he would take polaroid one step pictures of congressman on the lincoln bed.ne step, young people in the audience was early social media. totally parenthetically. i was teaching a class of vanderbilt last year and for some reason the conversation fell to the student newspaper and i describe how we used to cut columns and type them out and pasted. a one woman named her hand and she said oh my god that's were cut and paste came from. [laughter] it's tough being middle-aged. god bless her. where we come from i say bless her heart. what do we get? we got the americans disabilities act and we got the clean air act that is functionally our environmental policy. he got the 1990 budget agreement which sets the agreement for prosperity 1990s. all of these things george bush did working with democrats in congress against the answers and against the will frankly up his own right-wing. he had run a tough campaign and he had become president and the moment he became president he saw that his ancient history. he always pushes hand out in each district. one of the great thin

a polaroid one step of young people in the audience was early social media.nthetically. i was teaching a class at vanderbilt and for some reason the conversation fell to student newspapers. i described how we used to cut collins of type out and pasted a young woman racer and answered all my god, that's where cut and paste came from a. [laughter] it's tough being middle aged. [laughter] she did, god bless her or as we say where i come from, god bless her heart. what did we get? we got the americans this does achterberg of the clean air act which is still functionally our environmental policy. work of the 1990 budget agreement which helps set the conditions for the prosperity of the 1990s. all of these things george bush did. working with democrats in congress against the interest and against the will frankly of his own right wing. he had run a tough campaign to become president. the moment he became president he saw that as ancient history. he always pushed his hand out when things, ancient history. one of the great things to write a book about george bush is