. >> he has someone there ready to take a polaroid. >> come on. >> lock him down, ladies. >> she will>> finally she works up courage to get down on that knee. he asks her to marry him. she says yes. puts it on her finger and they share and embrace. they were able to spend a little bit of time together before he went back to the states. >> wow. >> i like this man. zbli told you it was a weekend trip. >>> you know when we are hosting the show and you can put up a video without even pressing play and you already know where this video is going? >> uh-huh. >> we are not the only ones with this super power. this guy is like i know where this is going. there is this excavator. it is sitting on a trailer that's not sitting on the flat ground. >> oh, my goodness. >> he tries to wrong way. >> i'll lie here. >> there we go. >> i meant to do it. >> workplaces can't often get quite dusty but dang. >> oh. >> that's pretty cool. a tiny mini tornado. i have endlessly fascinated by these. >> it is at a construction site. it's not like your grandma's kitchen will get dirty. >> it tricks you. >> i love

momentum and i knew stocks by abbreviations and their agate type i kept a ledger to see scm, ibm, polaroid national video texas gold sulfur. a host of other companies that disappeared. i also owned a lot of airline stocks eastern, national. household names because of advertising. i like the stock picking process so much, i got the whole fifth grade class involved as well we would pick stock for a week to see who made the most money momentum investing and what i should have been doing is picking the stock of companies that i knew. let's go over what would have been right and what was wrong in the picture that i just presented. goofus would have never taken a tip from his brother who had taken a tip from his tennis partner. pop had no idea what national video was or did you can find out more from google that from jack the broker national video made picture tubes. the technology left national video behind and it went bankrupt and closed its doors five days after pop bought it. there were a host of stocks to have chosen from back then most weren't that good but there were dividends to be had a

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. >> there were a few different things going up against like the founder of polaroid it was a a scientist basically the all-star team scientist who was incredibly qualified. to brainstorm to come up with that idea tom gather intelligence so the idea was basically to put a big camera in the sky. and truly from the technological standpoint the innovative project but it came at a time when the scientists who were doing this were under attack by the u.s. political military establishment with the war on science it happened at the same time oppenheimer with nuclear weapons that was put on trial in washington and you have the secu clearance voked a lot of people were friends of his and then they do a lotot of suspicion to the military and there was a backlash of resistance with just the idea of it. those were one of the hurdles they were up again just getting this off the ground. >> in the book there is this tension that -- between science and this distrust of science and the political leaders but in terms of individuals to get something done. >> it is hard to imagine a character who is a victim

. >> that took me back to the polaroid one you got to turn it on to make it work.uses zinc paper which means that you -- no ink at all. the paperou can peel back the ends of it and stick it on to and s like note boo lockers and all that stuff. it's great for scrap boong and at picture is coming out right now. and did we talk about price? >> $59.99. amazon lowest cost instant print camera out there on the maet. >>> thi is called water melon smash. you see a bunch of people trying it out. we have video of me i trying out. you fill it up with anything from juice to water to i and then you pass it back and forth between you friends. . what's in here? >> i'm not going to tell you. >> you go again. >> i'mot trying that. you have t trust me on that. it really does work. >> about 20 bucks? >> water melon smash. it comes with a spinner here. >>> last but not least this is great for a graduation or anything. it comes like this. it comes with bubbles already done. you dip into the bubbles like we . e going to do right now. dip kids love playing with bubbles. dads can play wit

. >> that takes me back to the polaroid one step. >> here we go. uses zink paper which means that you -- there w go. no ink at all. and then you peel back the ends and you can stick it on to things like notebooks. >> that's what. i lo >> so great for scrap booking and what not. and that picture i coming out, you can hear it making noise right now. $69.99. amazon. cameracost instant print out there on the market right now. >> i like it. look atle that. s move on down. >> and this isra the air headphones. you see them, i'll put this on my ears. ey don't go inside my ear, they go in front of my ears. rest on my che bone. so this is great for bike riding so you can still heartr the fic. and i can still receive a call, but it is not blocking my r. >> it is very dangerous when you are plugged up. >> and my ear doesn like it. so this is great. after shock trek air headphones. about $179. next, rreat for dht here, this is the brush hero. this goes on to your garden hose and this is great for cleaning the car. we have video of that. clean the car, motorcycl

. >> these are like the old polaroid. >> it is a point and shoot and takes these amazing photos thatght now.>> what is cool about that is that there is a generation that is [ inaudible ].>> this is a little candy bar phone. you are back to a basic phone that makes and takes calls and it is about $60 period --.>> you put your craft beer in here and you set the psi and you can have craft beer on tap and it is pretty fantastic, it is something that my husband has. i think he puts in a local ipa. then we have an electric skateboard so that you can write it off into the sunset. so basically instead of having a remote, you lean forward and backward and it works with your body weight. it is half the price of the others and you do not need a special remote. are you ready? you want to try?>> all right, here we go.>> this is the next generation skateboard.>> there you go!>> i am going the wrong way though. let me to just.>> you got this.>> there we go.>> the technology is incredible it tells you to go forward and backward and sideways. don't hurt yourself frank. we need you.>> thank you very m