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long his picture of the 356 model range from black and white prints when it was silver to color polaroiderything changed saturday while the 78-year-old was attending the good guys car show in pleasanton. >> it was a might mare. i just -- i'm seeing it going off to different places. >> the retirees had planned to drive this other classic car, a friend convinced him to drive his beloved porsche, they parked in a lot across from the fairground entrance, when he returned he found another in its place. >> that is not my car. i just -- i was trying to be calm. we walked in the park up and down. >> tells us he may not seem upset but he is, he poured his heart and soul in the vehicle that was a family heirloom. he has filed a police report but doubts resee the car again. and if he doesn't get it back, he has one wish for his baby. >> if you are going to sell it, sell it to somebody who is going to take care of it. >> >>> apple's new credit card is drawing accusations of gender discrimination, two tech entrepreneurs including one of apple's cofounders says they were given larger credit limits tha

it's almost like if you look at the court, i try -- your member the polaroid texture, kids these days don't know about that but it's a little blurry and takes a while for the picture to emerge, what kind of justice is justice kavanaugh going to be? initially, the first, his first year he was chief justice, that changed quite a bit. he became one of the most liberal justices. i don't think that will happen with these two justices but i think it's a mistake now when people try to predict what the supreme court will do. it's too soon. we make it more g but argument s changed with justice kennedy. it seems to be a time when justices would ask questions of these people like these twowo gs to try to get justice kennedy's vote. you could really tell where the justices were going. the questions were important because they are trying to sway justice can be. that has changed now. without justice kennedy, the composition argument, it's different. >> and you get to talk in the beginning now. >> i think the other members of the court understood they were interrupting people so much, the council co

you look at a court, and when i talked to law schools, you remember there's this thing called a polaroid picture. first it is a little blurry. it takes a while for the picture to emerge of what this court is going to be like, what kind of justice justice kavanaugh is going to be. twoially the first term or can be misleading. justice souter, his first year, he voted most often with justice rehnquist. that changed. he became one of the most liberal justices on the supreme court. i don't think that is going to happen with these justices. now to it is a mistake try to predict what the supreme court is going to do. it is too soon. argument has changed with the departure of justice kennedy. the oral argument used to be a time when justices would ask a you could really tell where the justices were going and what they thought based on their questions. the questions were important because they are trying to sway justice kennedy. that has changed now. without justice kennedy, the whole composition and the feel of the oracle -- oral argument it's different. get to talk in the beginning now. >> the

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pictures of the model roadster would range from black and white prints when it was silver to colorful polaroidsing the good guy's car show at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. >> and i'm seeing it going off to different places. >> the retiree had plans to drive this other classic car. but a friend convincing to drive his beloved porsche. that morning he would park in a lot across from the fairgrounds and the entrance. when they returned a few hours later, finding the car gone and another in its place. >> that is not my car. but i just, i was trying to be calm. you know, we would walk up and down. we looked on all the roads. but it's not there. >> it took six years and three paint jobs to restore that roadster, which they say it is valued at $125,000 and $180,000. all that he has now is the convertible top and some spare parts for the porsche he bought for his wife. the wife of the car owner didn't want to speak on camera, but tells us he may not seem upset about this, but he really is. saying he poured his heart and soul into the vehicle that was a family heirloom. nishimura has fil

view of that corporate talked to law schools now, do you remember there is this thing called the polaroid picture which sometimes kids today do not know about that, and it is a little blurry. it takes a while for the picture to emerge of what the court is going to be like and what kind of justice justice kavanaugh will be or just as gorsuch. initially, the first term or two can be misleading. when there was one justice that became nowcourt, he the most liberal justice on the supreme court. i do not think that will happen with these two justices. but i think it is a mistake and now when people try to predict what the supreme court is going to do. it is too soon and we may get more clues this term, the argument has changed and now with the departure of justice kennedy. the oral arguments used to be a time when justices would ask questions of these people like these two guys, solely to get justice kennedy's votes. you could tell where the justices were going and what they thought based on their questions. their questions were important because they are trying to sway justice kennedy. that ha

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a clear view, it's a must if you look at the court, i've talked -- to remember a thing called a polaroid picture which sometimes kids don't know about that, but first it's blurry and it takes a while for the picture to emerge of what the court is going to be like, what justice kavanaugh will be and what kind of justice justice courses will be, initially the first term or two can be misleading, and when he joined his first year he was voted with william. that did not change quite a bit, he became one of the most liberal justice on the supreme court. i don't think that'll happen with these two justices but i thickets mistake now when people try to predict what the supreme court will do. it is too soon. we may get more clues this term, my argument has changed with the departure of justice kennedy, the oral argument used to be a time when justices would ask questions of these people like these two guys so late to get justice kennedy's vote. you can really tell where the justices were going and what they thought based on the questions and the questions were important because are trying to swa

we watch this develop like an old polaroid film for two years now and there it has.fic tragedy in connecticut, to understand how things like this happened which will always be known for this. a history of americans is being written tonight. the supreme court of this country heard arguments. it's happened after four campaigns of promising to enter a presidential campaign, donald trump has made the leap at least into the first debate. the election is of course and donald trump will be the next president of the united states. proving all the polls wrong trump racked up victories in states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio, and florida. well, today was a day of history. the country's top investigator of an american president shifted the verdict on the president's guilt or innocence to the u.s. congress. as i said earlier in the show the question now is to impeach or not to impeach? today the united states speaker of the house made the decision to initiate impeachment proceedings against the president. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us all these yea

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