newer version of a polaroid? >> because the company went out of business. they licensed the name. >> i will tell you this. i'm embarrassed to tell you how much it cost because i thought it was vintage. i paid a lot of money for this camera. so, okay. >> but you haven't taken a picture? >> no, i haven't. >> so i'm asking you guys, send me what you think i should take as the first picture, use the #todaystake a up at your thanksgiving dinner. >> there are very few things i know but i don't think you're showing up. >> i might. this is so special to me. i'll pop up in the delivery room with dylan, run out. no, that's too much. >> that's a little disturbing. >> it's going to get disturbing because it can't go on social media, it can't go anywhere. >> you can take a picture with your digital camera. >> you don't think there's something a little bit special? >> i love the idea of analog. lives. people are writing notes more. vinyl records have made a big comeback, they're here to stay now. >> and i have my personalized thank you cards for my baby shower, it was ha

excited. >> i got a polaroid camera over the weekend. we have the one in the orange room that gives the instant picture. i'm so obsessed with with it, i can't bring myself to take the polaroid. >> the company went out of business and licensed the name. >> i'm embarrassed to tell you how much it costs because i thought it was vintage. i paid a lot of money for this camera. okay. >> you haven't take an picture? >> i haven't. now, i'm worried i got ripped off. >> tell me what you think i should take as the first picture. use the #as your first picture. >> there are very few things i know. >> this is so special to me. i will pop in the delivery room of dylan and run out. >> that's a little disturbing. >> it's okay to get disturbing because then it can't go on social media or go anywhere. >> you can take a picture with your digital cram. >> you don't think it's special? i think analog is making a big come back. vinyl records making a big comeback. >> and personal baby cards for my baby shower, handwritten, every one of them. i think something

. >> shake it like a polaroid picture, please. >> once you're done with that, all mixed up, looks very minty, get more nice topping, then you get yourself the mini chocolate chips on top. >>> yeah for fall. silly biscuit. >>> here's a couple, they were able to document one of their first kisses with the gopro. kisses his lady, now he's about to dive off this 32-foot cliff. >> oh, no. >> gone swimming. >> yep. >> that's it. well, along comes mr. diver a year later and guess what he found. the diver found it and gave it to a friend. the friend saw this video and hey, whoever this belongs to, i'd like to give it back to you. >> i love these stories. >> let's do it. first, who came across this thing, though? randomly down there? >> guy we're looking for lost the gopro camera and found this instead. posted the footage to social media, they connected the dots and got it back. >> that's crazy. >> interesting part is, both live in russia about 6,000 miles apart. this couple documented one of their very first they are endangered. >> what you're saying is -- >>> that's a look at today's top vira

you know those old polaroid photographs? you shook the picture and you see it slowly come into view before you. is thatter what we're seeing with donald trump? day after day some the real man reveals more and are month of himself. we watch him on stage or read his tweets and see what he says on fox. and gradually the picture comes into focus. and how does it happen all at once? he can use the teleprompter so he won't speak out. he can't be stopped from gradually relentlessly being donald trump. we have the popular image of trump. the successful real estate develop here celebrates his wealth and business acumen. you have the other trump, the one that emerges from reporting like this weekend's bombshell new york times story. that's the trump that according to the times declared, a $916 million loss on his 1995 income tax returns. a tax deduction so substantial could it have allowed him to avoid federal income taxes for 18 years. the trump campaign has neefr denied nor confirmed the rt, reporting. they say their candidate is a

. >> before we had digital cameras, the closest thing you had to a dig polaroid, the instant gratification. >> you saw my instagram. >> and you are very excited. >> so yesterday i put on my instagram account, i bought a polaroid camera over the weekend. and so, you know, we have the little one down in the orange room that gives you the instant picture, but it's not a polaroid. i'm so obsessed with this and i can't bring myself to take the first picture. >> you haven't taken any? >> no. >> you have the film? >> because the company went out of business. they licensed the name. >> i will tell you this. i'm embarrassed to tell you how much it cost because i thought it was vintage. i paid a lot of money for this camera. so, okay. >> but you haven't taken a picture? >> no, i haven't. >> so i'm asking you guys, send me what you think i should take as the first picture, use the #todaystake and maybe i'll up at your thanksgiving dinner. >> there are very few things i know but i don't think you're showing up. >> i might. this is so special to me. i'll pop up in the delivery room with dylan, run out.

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you know those old polaroid photographs? you shook the picture and you see it slowly come into view before you. is thatter what we're seeing with donald trump? day after day some the real man reveals more and are month of himself. we watch him on stage or read his tweets and see what he says on fox. and gradually the picture comes into focus. and how does it happen all at once? he can use the teleprompter so he won't speak out. he can't be stopped from

the indians have not won since 1948 the year the first polaroid camera was on sale and the cubs, 1948 when the first model t was developed by henry ford. one drought will end. >> now, the accweather forecast with mike nicco. mike: check out the breezes, gusting to 26 at half moon bay, and mountain view is 22. the rest us are 12 to 20 miles per hour. the north bay has the front sloshing back-and-forth and the winds are variable at 5- to 10-miles per hour. our temperatures are low-to-mid 60s. those the low temperatures right new in san francisco and we will see if it is that way. it is. until you get to the north bay, petaluma is the cool spot at 55 and tracy is 65 and pleasanton and pittsburg is 66 and san leandro at 62, and san jose and san francisco is 63. this is how it looks from the exploritorium where we have a light shower rolling in at pier 15 in san francisco and we have wet roads exercising a wet morning on the bay, breezy spots, and wet in the morning so the caution is for the morning on the activity planner. the golden gate bridge shows it is wet and breezy southwest winds

kevin: it is hard to find me in a young age without a camera in my hand whether it was my dad's polaroidi love taking photos. my family has a rich visual history now. i sat in the darkroom in college developing photos and that's where i learned about filtering. you could add these chemicals in the bath and it would change the colors of the photos. i brought that along me with instagram. isn't that where you also learned about square photos? kevin: yes. my photography teacher took my nice camera out of my hands and gave me this, a plastic camera that took square film format and i learned to love it. it was easy to take good photos and square format. >> while you're at stanford, you had an offer to work at facebook. what happened? kevin: there was a girl involved and i didn't want to leave school. i talked to a lot of my mentors of the time who said facebook is a fad, it will go away. to this day, i think about that decision. i think it was the right decision. i love -- loved finishing stanford and i loved what i learned there. when i think about it, i think about how many technologies hav

offering simpler, often cheaper alternatives like the polaroid cube and the htc re. but it's the phone enyour pocket that may pose the greatest threat to gopro. >> do you view the iphone as a competitor. >> there's cases where a smartphone is better. it's in your pocket, where something is happenic i'm going to document that or i'm going to take a picture of this to show my wife. but if i want to do something new and i want to capture it myself doing something, the only way to do that is with a gopro. >> is it frustrating or difficult to have to think about stock price and to hear from investors and what's going on with the price right snnow? >> it's motivating. gopro is a public company, is so much more fun than as a private company. >> really? >> as a private company, i always felt like we were playing in the minor leagues. playing a great game, winning championships, but we were in the minor leagues. going public, now, we're in the majors. it's the show. the whole world is watching. >> watching to see if woodman can innovate his way back. >> 2016 is the biggest ye

i used to get in trouble, there would be 10 packs of polaroid film. i would go through them.were not cheap. i loved taking photos. i studied in florence in college. i sat in the dark room developing photos. that is where i learned about filtering. chemicals to these the developing bath. i profit along to instagram. emily: isn't that what you learned about square photos? >> my photography teacher took my nice camera out of my hands and said that you will use this. the plastic camera that took square film format. i learned to love it. emily: while you were at stanford, i understand you had an offer to drop out and work at facebook. what happened? >> there was a girl involved than i did not exactly want to leave school. i talked to a lot of my mentors at the time who said, facebook is a fad. it will go away. to this day, i think about that decision. think it was the right decision. i loved finishing stanford and what i learned. when i think about it, i think about how many technologies i come about. the number of people who thought instagram would not work in the first few years

if i was collecting polaroids of local softball players? [ laughter ] people would have a problem w he quit tennis. i thought i was going to make a living selling pictures of guys to other guys but i didn't think it through. i still don't think things through. i want to want to read. [ laughter ] but there's still a huge part of me that just enjoys getting into fruitless arguments with people about stuff i don't know anything about. it's exciting. excitement happens when you don't know what you're talking about. like i had an argument with a a rodent or mammal. turns out rodents are mammals. like i checked. like they have been the whole time. and i don't know if you guys know how it feels to be in a fight with someone and then lose together. hike me against you, then we lose to the truth, right? you can't get that from a book. that's real life. i think that's valuable. like i recently realized you'll be waiting for something to happen and someone comes next to you, like yeaaaaah! i don't have to look up anymore, like, yeah, that's a war vet

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polaroid, xerox, whatever they were. nifty 50, in the late -- 10, 15 years ago, the cisco, buy it, etf, got to be 15%. it has done okay. and how can you be up in a down market? how can you be up in a down market by earning an index fund? have fun. i like it. i think it is very good for most mindless investors, who are also mindless voters. >> thank you for being here. >> you're welcome. >> mario gabelli. "power" starts now. >>> all right, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for joining us. here's what's on the menu. showdown in the sunshine state. new numbers out of florida giving a jolt to the trump campaign. in a good way. too hot to handle, why six flags blames the weather for its earnings miss. the ceo will join us straight ahead. and we're talking cheap seats, burrito bowls and fanta. big moves from names you know. "power lunch" starts right now. >> i'm michelle

took polaroids with them. fully clothed but he was in the video. >> his then girlfriend, now wife melania attended an event in 2001 that later appeared in a playboy video. >> have you ever dated a playmate? >> i refuse to answer that question. >> on the grounds that it may be true? >> may be true. >> so he had a relationship with playboy. >> trump's relationship with playboy went back to the early '90s. trump was on the cover of the magazine in 1990. there was this very famous interview where he said he wouldn't say if his marriage was monogamo monogamous. trump also did lots of interviews with playboy over the years. one was around 1997. one in 2004. he did playboy events. so he has a very long history with playboy. >> interesting. over the weekend you released a different video you found with trump and champagne. it was an erotic playboy video. this after he attacks alicia machado for his behavior. why would voters find this important? >> i think voters watching this will maybe take from it that trump basica

you know those old polaroid photographs, you would take the photo and as you shook the paper, you would see the picture slowly come into view before you. is that what we're seeing with donald trump? day after day, the real man reveals more and more of himself. we watch him on stage or read his tweets and see what he says on fox and gradually the picture comes into focus. it hasn't happened all at at once. his people get him to use the teleprompter so he won't say what he really thinks off the cuff. he can't be stopped from relentlessly be donald trump. we have the popular image of trump, the successful real estate developer, for example, who celebrates his wealth and business acumen, the man who runs casino scasinos, hotels, e airline. but then you have the other man, that's the trump that according to the times declared a $916 million loss on his 1995 income tax returns. a tax deduction so substantial, it could have allowed him to paying any income taxes for up to 18 years. the trump camp has neither denied or confirmed the reporting. surrogates like chris christie and rudy giuliani, i

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