gibner >> so 5 machines will require a permit or 4 to 6 machines require a permit. >> okay. >> so once you machines it requires a permit and we'll take that without objection.. and so first of all, i want to thank mr. johnson so far working on this and departments that participated we've seen over time situations where something happens or something is perceived in a certain way to recollections are put in place and years good by and it turnout it has unintended consequences we know when it comes to small businesses whether it's entertainment or night life there's a lot of innovations happening and something that maybe back in the past that was causing a problem is now being used in a positive way. we've seen supervisor kim and i and supervisor campos have teamed up to gradually refine the muscone and the awesome restrictions in the mission there was a good reason then but fast forward now you it is a reform item so the same day is warranted so i'm happy to support this. supervisor kim >> thank you i'm going to express my thanks to confederacy and her office for working on this clean u

i was looking for this but a part of the code i talked about the machines where you get a value out ofhe machine equal to the within one you put in are you talking about vendor machines >> the temporary to the are sticker it's a purchase as opposed to a game. >> thank you. >> great any other skewing supervisor. i wanted to thank ms. johnson and supervisor breed and the commission for working on this. we had a situation with a well-thought-out bar opening up a second bar with an arcade theme that ran up against the wall we provided temporary relieve and moving forward with fix with thatwith that - >> i'm sorry, i do have questions for the entertainment commission. >> my apologies ms. black stone. >> why even have entertainment commission give permits to bars that have 10 or less advises i understand for all other non-bar entities they only have to come from other arcades that are 10 or less they've got issues its important to regulate. but i don't understand i haven't heard of instances where the arcade machines in and of itself yeast a nuisance to a neighborhood when there's a restaura

she is fundraising like a machine. as you mentioned, daughter of a very popular governor -- senator sam nunn. he was the head of the points of light foundation. how moderate and reasonable can you get? i think she has a great chance of winning this. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that ultimately you stagger sue the door with one arm drooping.

she is fundraising like a machine. as you mentioned, daughter of a very popular governor -- senator sam nunn. he was the head of the points of light foundation. how moderate and reasonable can you get? i think she has a great chance of winning this. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that ultimately you stagger sue the door with one arm drooping. i think that it is ultimately really difficult at this point to get elected as a democrat in georgia. i don't see even a pretty bad candidate turning it around. >> george is changing a little bit, i think. jimmy carter's grandson could win the gubernatorial race.

. >> i traced it to a machine that operates kind of look a soda machine. u punch in the patient number, and it drops a bottle of a pharmaceutical in your hand. >> to get the propofol from the dispensing machine, a hospital employee had to enter his employee number. and whose code was entered to get these two vials? registered nurse oliver o'quinn. >> so i actually had that propofol all the way from the manufacturer in massachusetts to oliver o'quinn's hand in the surgical intensive care unit at the hospital. >> all investigators needed now was a sample of o'quinn's dna to compare to the dna on the needle caps found in michelle's trash. when police went to question him, they learned he had fled the country and was in ireland where he applied for a nursing license. >> he doesn't ever intend on coming back to the u.s. it's very difficult to extradite someone back from ireland. >> i had spoke with a lady who's in charge of just extradition from the republic of ireland. and i told her, look, i've got warrant in my hand. i want to arrest this man. and she said to

these bone heads attack a change machine at a car wash. they pulled this car into one of bays. this guy busted out the light on the change machine, fiddles around with the electronics damaging the machine, basically turned the change machine into a slot machine. you'll notice quarters piling into the dispensers there. the guy starts taking handfuls and handing them to the buddy. >> how much in there, quarters? >> the owner of the car wash said they got away with about $500. >> did it right in the spotlight, too. all threes guys getting their faces clearly on camera. >>> leave it to the people from dad jeans to give us some fatherly advice like how to shave. this is the guy that's going to do it. this is not just a shaving tutorial. >> this is how to shave your adams apple. >> because it sticks out and you can cut yourself. this is hilarious. 12 minutes long. he named this video for his son, so his son has a tutorial ready to go when he's ready to shave. after the tutorial, he's almost ready to get to that critical part. >> i'm nervous. >> so the skin that sets atop the mountaino

either to kill person a or kill person b. how will that machine make this decision? this is a moral decision. it's a very perhaps predictable decision if we go down to the road this has cost. these are issues we definitely need to address, and if they did not concern purely the media establishment if you like or the battlefield. they have to do with what will happen in our everyday lives as well. >> sebastian, george raises an interesting issue here, without getting too technical, how do you code for moral consequences? how do you code for ethics? >> so this is -- i mean, as the twitter people mentioned, the problem here is we still find it very hard to quantify what human morality is or human ethics, so the starting point for the u.s. military research is actually having to work out how does a human make a moral decision? if you are driving your own car and you have a choice of running over two people, which one do you choose to run over? this decision plagues people for a long time. once you work out what human morality is, in theory you can program it into a comput

than one mainly you have still the brain that you don't understand and in addition you agree it is a machine that you don't understand with europe still not out of the woods economically and barking on such a project with e.u. money is risky with only one real loser. the taxpayer and they pay twice the additional costs increase national debt so taxpayers pay first for the initial cost then they face extra costs that come in post plan and. all of which has sparked a debate in scientific circles whether it's bet is to keep your mind on your money when it comes to this project or whether the e.u. is correct in spending money on the mind peter all of a r.t. . from peter all of it's a pita lavelle he's up next in his guests will discuss what israel aims to change with assaults on the gaza strip that's up next in crosstalk if you're watching is in the u.k. you get a firsthand account of what life is like on board an eighteenth century told ship in the middle of the atlantic and join. death row inmate joseph would rise in pain during a two hour execution this prolonged suffering was not part of the

israel has taken unprecedented steps in a very difficult circumstance to minimize and to avoid civilian casualties and we're going to discover that hamas evil machine with a killer strategy. is perpetrating war crime of the war crime of the war crime and that's what we're going to discover you say that israel is doing all it can to minimize civilian casualties are you doing enough for boys killed in a bitch we're hearing about civilians being killed every single day we said repetitively we said it also quietly through diplomatic channels quiet will be all said with quiet calm will be responded to with this message was rejected out of hand we've been three cease fire proposals one by the egyptians one by the united nations one by the international committee for the red cross all three we accepted unconditionally we implemented them all three of which with the with the glib laws they couldn't care less attitude rejected and violated so i agree with you the this is a real tragedy the responsibility for which lies directly at the doorstep of hamas israel's military has admitted responsibility for hitting a un school in gaza with mortar fire earlier thi

unable to stand, ryan pulled himself up on his knees and manned a machine gun. soldiers from the base below made a daring run dodging bullets and explosions and joined the defense but now the enemy was inside the post. so close, they were throwing rocks. so close, they came right up to the sandbags. eight american soldiers have now fallen and ryan pitts was the only living soldier at that post. the enemy was so close, ryan could hear their voices. he whispered into the radio. he was the only one left and running out of ammo. i was going to die, he remembers, and made his peace with it. bleeding and barely conscious, ryan through his last grenades. he grabbed the grenade launcher and fired nearly straight up so the grenade came back down on the enemy just yards away. one insurgent was now right on top of the post shooting down until another team of americans and showed up and drove them back. as one of his teammates said, had it not been for ryan pitts, that post would've been overrun. even with reinforcements, the battle is not over. another wave of rocket propel

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her monthly income is $200 to $400. >> translator: i would like to buy a washing machine, but they are expensive. so is electricity. >> translator: the household we visited today is keen about getting a washing machine in about a year or two and a refrigerator in three years. we believe the demand for home appliances will soar among such families in the next year or two. >> reporter: appliance manufacturers aren't the only foreign business with high hopes for indonesia's market. this buildinll soon be home to elderly tenants. the annual fees will range from $160,000 to $220,000 per unit depending on the service level. the operator is hoping the income shift toward middle class will extend further to the wealthy class. >> translator: the wealthy high income earners are seeking japanese style services, hospitality and high quality services in elderly care and also in medical services. >> reporter: so, who will steer the country? joko pledges support for the poor. while former general probowa stresses his leadership abilities. foreign firms are focusing their attention on whether the next

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. >> there was a burst of machine gun fire from the north and that's when kind of the valley erupted. >> reporter: more than 200 taliban fighters and at least an avalanche of gunfire and rocket propelled grenades, almost immediately a grenade blew pitts off his feet. within minutes every soldier at the outpost was either killed or critically wounded. and pitts thought he too would die. >> i thought it was my time. >> reporter: and how do you handle that? >> keep fighting. it's the only thing to do. i wasn't going to give up. >> reporter: without the use of his legs or left arm, pitts threw hand grenades and crawled to a machine gun where he single handedly kept the enemy from overrunning the outpost. nearby sergeant israel garcia lay mortally wounded. >> i just held his hand and talked to him. >> reporter: what did garcia tell you? >> he wanted me to tell his wife and mom he loved them. >> reporter: they eventually pushed back the enemy while medevac pilots carried out a grim mission. in the end nine americans were killed, 27 wounded in one of the fiercest battles of the war. at the w

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>> it's cleared there are people in positions of power, even if it's just that they are holding a machineun in a field, and taking advantage of this, you know, and that's just not human. i mean, that's -- it's beyond criminal, in fact. i can't even believe that some could do that. the world has to put pressure here. it's not up to just that one group of people to control this. we have a lot of powerful countries around there that need to step forward and get russia to step forward. >> yeah, and we are certainly hearing the calls from that from the u.n. yesterday, just coming this afternoon from the dutch prime minister, and from president obama, and we are hearing it and let's see what actually translates into action. thank you, sarah, again. all of us are so so sorry for what you and all of those that lost those on 370 and 17 are going through. thank you for sharing a little bit with us today. >> you are welcome. >>> we are learning more about the people that died on board flight malaysia flight 17, where they were going and what they loved to do. we will tell you what their loved ones a

she is fundraising like a machine. ou mentioned, daughter of a senatorular governor -- in sam nunn. he was the head of the points of light foundation. how moderate and reasonable can you get? i think she has a great chance of winning this. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that ultimately you stagger sue the door with one arm drooping. i think is ultimately really difficult at this point to get elected as a democrat in georgia. badn't see even a pretty candidate turning it around. >> george is changing a little bit, i think. jimmy carter's grandson could win the gubernatorial race. it is going to be a really fast -- fascinating race to watch. it will go down to the wire. makin, let me ask you. paul ryan unveils his anti-poverty program. he spent a year traveling around the country talking to people and coming up with experts devise part of the plan. it is a series antipoverty land? >> it is serio

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the machines are within a pressurized tank. a giant one-way valve. nothing will escape from the machine itself if it were to leak. mission ofong is the the people aboard this ship? how long will they be in international waters doing this? guest: the estimation was 60 days-90 days. they will have to be dodging weather. a big storm could force them to shut down. they will be cruising around as long as the weather holds up, 60 days. host: what is plan b if this doesn't work? guest: this was plan b. it's a very well known technology. it is bound to reduce these less toxico a much the world has plenty of experience in dealing with. there is a machine now that can go to them. host: what was plan a? guest: a land-based route. syriatroy the weapons in or to move a lab like this on the road somewhere. to provide security for it. that would have been extremely difficult. it would not have been welcome anywhere. political expedients of putting it on the ship was that it's international waters and easier to defend. host: gary in ohio. democratic caller. caller: i

unable to stand, ryan pulled himself up on his knees and manned a machine gun. ldiers from the base below made a daring run, dodging bullets and explosions and joined the defense. now the enemy was inside the post, so close they were throwing rocks at the americans. so close they came right up to the sandbags. eight american soldiers had now fallen. and ryan pitts was the only living soldier at that post. the enemy was so close, ryan could hear their voices. he whispered into the radio, he was the only one left and was running out of ammo. i was going to die, he remembers, and made my peace with it. and then he prepared to make a last stand. bleeding and barely conscience, ryan threw his last grenades. he grabbed a grenade launcher and fired nearly straight up so the grenade came back down on the enemy just yards away. one insurgent was now right on top of the post, shooting down until another team of americans showed up and drove him back. as one of his teammates said, had it not been for ryan pitts, that post almost certainly would have been overrun. even with

was wondering if many of our small businesses and bars know they have to register if they have a pinball machine that you have to file for a permit. some things i hear about when preparing the new wedging proposal or closely the health care loopholes how is it an easier process in san francisco i think this clean up legislation is part of that we have a number of bar owns if they have one pinball machine pay a $700 fee and go before a hearing in entertainment commission and probably for the board of appeals we have no evidence to having negative implicates to a neighborhood or community. if we knew those machines in and of itself trishtd to negative outcomes we want small businesses to provide processes and policies to insure the positive outcomes we just don't have the historic outcome if we want to support neighborhood policies we should use tools like there isn't a nexus between the actual permit and the good neighbor policy. so i'm glaed glad this is moving forward and looking at to playing pinball an hate ashbury when this opens up >> supervisor mar. >> i want to xhooj the entertainment com

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. >> conservatives would go to perry but romney has got a machine. ink he wants to. >> ted cruz has been playing nice with establishment lately, bill after standing up and doing a dramatic filibuster against the debt ceiling in four, you know for the repeal of obamacare, i should say. back then, i don't know. with this border thing, i think it throws everything into flux. do i think ted cruz is going to be the nominee? i don't think so. with jeb out there, we don't know what jeb is going to do with romney and question marks about how we're handling immigration, ted cruise might surprise people. he'll get grass roots excited. >> doing well in iowa and new hampshire. >> i don't think so in the end. i don't see him winning new hampshire. go to south carolina get traction. then, florida then just go through the list. i think the establishment -- >> you know governors could step up as well. we're talking about the border crisis. there is question. republicans can make a lot of mistakes. >> o'reilly for perry. >> as soon as i endorse somebody, as soon as bi