this is a water atm and it works similar to a bank atm. instead of dispensing cash, this dispenses clean drinking water. this man presses some buttons, and instead of cash, out comes water. people with prepaid cards can access clean water around the clock. the company has installed machines at 28 locations serving 5,000 people. >> translator: a liter costs only 1.5 cents. a tenth the price at the market. >> translator: i can get clean water 24 hours a day. i've become healthier since i started drinking it. >> reporter: each water atm is equipped with a tank that hols s 1,000 liters of water. trucks make daily deliveries of groundwater, treated at nearby purification plants. online management systems mean just three people can monitor 200 pieces of equipment, including water atms and treatment facilities. holding down labor costs allows the company to offer safe water at reasonable prices. gunga kumar is a farmer. ever since he was a child he has been drawing groundwater from a well like this. water in this area is high in salt and fluoride

it's this not happening in the atm world --is this not happening in the atm world?at question. there are two parts to the answer. -- not been has public for a long time. large businesses still run xp. ands currently running xp 30% of the market. a lot of people have not upgraded. i think the real commentary here is microsoft is really struggled to develop products that people want. was considered an extremely successful operating system. it was very stable. years later, about seven years ago, vista came out, which really struggled to get anyone confident it was stable enough. windows 7, which came out nearly five years ago, has been good, but usually people wait a couple years before trusting it. now we have windows eight. i think the reality is the next change will be upgrading to windows 7, but people have not really bought into the notion that they need windows 7. they still feel that xp for ,heir purposes, running atm's does the job. >> what steps should security for the atm's be doing running up to april? >> all the bank institutions around the world need to st

there is a usaa atm inside.and put it in the van according to police, it was last seen on route 50, far away from here. people are just on the. >> this was a break-in? they took the atm? are you kidding? i thought it was an accident. that is insane. >> back your live, several people have stopped by. this is a day off from work and people dig up there prescriptions. toy are giving good kudos the store manager. they are coming out and meeting people at this yellow crime scene tape and taking their names and debit cards or cash going inside and bringing the prescription to them. hereare servicing them outside what is a crime scene. we'll have more on this coming up at 5:00. i am jennifer donelan. >> tomorrow, a mother and her friend will be in court for killing two toddlers well try to perform an exorcism. monifa sanford and zakieya avery are accused. two other children are recovering from stab wounds. the two have suffered from mental illness in the past. >> another scandal for new jersey governor chris 50. the li

extended to cover northside connect to melinda loyalties and sligo use a mechanic and they can steal an atm and then atlanta next to the big digger out from behind his back to the chunky of the day. they don't write simple to have decided to bite comes. you do welcome to six mm on survivors of sexual abuse carried out on school premises here say they should be instructed to seek compensation in court after they were forced to drop their legal actions against the state's move follows just as judgment by the european court of human rights which time the state was liable for the sexual abuse suffered by the wheeze o'keefe when she was a pupil in national schools. today the defendant until now isn't that the cabinet will discuss the issue next week. today e other people are liking the cookies were abused as children and not just goes with getting to grips with yesterday's routing of what it means to them. tomorrow kids went to press on his case is pending. today he says the final uncertainty is gone. education has always been a defendant in my case we never remove the department from beneath th

do not allow ebt cards to be used for pot, for porn. >> using them for atms?ht. >> you can use it for your atm and then go buy liquor with it. >> you can do that anyway, i assume. >> that's part of the problem. that's part of the ebt fraud that's going on. they are using it -- here's what they are doing, taking the ebt card, going to a bodega and saying there's 100 on here. >> and now you'll buy pot instead of feed your kids. >> a girl flew in from out of the country and came here to the big city, when you started you were absolutely -- you can't even look at pot smoking on the air. >> i could look at it. i didn't think that we should be showing pot smoking paraphernalia if children were watching the show. >> correct. >> because i used to get so they are vows walking by those shops on colfax avenue in denver. get so they are vows. >> why would you get so they are vows about it? >> because it was all at that time illegal activity and they were trying to sell things that were legal to use in an inlegal product and that bothered me. but i have to say i think that

cheryl: bit craze intensifies the demand for atm interest is rising. month alone. are atm sales indicator of booming business or a bubble waiting to burst? david: a lot of bubbles waiting to burst according to some progno, sir tatetores. -- prognosticators. we have the atm manufacturer. one thing i'm wondering are they legal in the u.s.? >> well thanks for having me. and they're definitely not illegal in the u.s. there will be regulatory requirements but all of our operators are working with their lawyers to figure out all small details of that. business has been doing well for us, especially the last month. we've sold 90 of our machines, 130 overall, all over the globe. the idea of the machine is very simple. the easiest way to get bit down in the shortest amount of time. all you do with our machine, you walk right up to it, you scan your phone into your machine so it knows which bitcoin to send them to. put in little as one dollar you would have bitcoin or part after bitcoin. cheryl: i'm giving real money to purchase bitcoins. the problem with bitcoi

how does a bitcoin atm even work?irst, the lead, google is joining forces with carmakers to start the open automotive alliance, to customize software for use as an information entertainment system. a number of different carmakers have signed up. gm, audi. the chipmaker is nvidia. at the be a big scene consumer electronics show this year, this week. the managing director of free low advisors is with us today. joining us by skype, john leonard, professor of mechanical engineering at m.i.t. and an expert on connected cars. how, exactly, would this work? the alliance between google and the carmakers? they are basically trying to get android on the dashboard? >> it has been said to me that the dashboard is the fourth screen. if you have your laptop, your , thereion, your computer is this thing where you could view things in your car that you would normally view at your laptop or your desk. >> your favorite apps, the music you like to listen to, all in one place? like your phone on your dashboard? >> one of the key things i

another very scary situation in washington, d.c., at an atm. you know, some of us use the drive-through atm because it's easy. immediately someone else walks up and also using a weapon starts demanding the money from this poor person trying to just get some cash out of the atm and you see -- you see the suspect there hanging out for a little bit, probably pointing a gun at the person even though it's not clear in the video, demanding that they withdraw cash and it all goes, quote-unquote, smoothly and the guy is able to get away, again, police are looking for this guy, but they are offering a $10,000 reward in this case. >>> it's the photo seen across the web. >> that is a sheep. that sheep is mr. free. >> now hear the sweet story behind the famous mr. freeze. >>> and a golf cart gets the stiff arm. but this happens -- >> over and over and over again. >> we'll clear up the mystery behind the golf-gate scandal. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this.

can a newbie like myself acquire bitcoin to an atm? >> totally. we have created the easiest way for people to buy and sell. it is as simple as going to the machine, tapping buy and trading in your cache and scanning your digital wallet or printing out a receipt and, -- trading in your and scanning your digital wallet or printing out a receipt. we actually sell our machines to operators. operators hook in their online exchange account so they actually hold their inventory in an online exchange. one of the exchanges we use is called bitstem. >> how do you account for the rapid and violent moves in bitcoin value? quickly build some impressive technology, some of which is patent pending. basically, operators are holding their inventory therein fiat or bitcoin. we recommend that they hold in fiat. the software takes from their fiat badge and delivers to the customer, wielding our customers with risk free profit. >> let's look away from the atmi deal with bitcoin. this is a terrific op-ed this morning. this is in "the financial times." you should read e

they might have police officers checking the atm.se are things if they're outside open and fair gate to be vandalized. >> if you have small children they're the ones most likely to have their identity stolen. >> a 5-year-old child -- if you have a social security number, you have -- you are highly susceptible to being victimized. a 5-year-old social security number is like gold. why? a 5-year-old is not going check their credit card or credit until they are 18 maybe until they graduate college. 22 or 23. they have been scamming them and stealing them blind over all the years. when they check their account they realize they're being victimized. for children. like i said, i have a child we should be checking my child's credit. it's too soon. >> they don't have a credit card. >> good advise. >>> coming up. a deal you can't refuse. a private jet, a stay at the ritz, and stretch limo all the waa to the super bowl. it sounds perfect. you won't believe the package being sold to the rich and famous this weekend. or the price tag. you can nev

the criminals stole the atm inside the cvs and loaded it into the van.you may remember a similar crime last summer at gas stations in prince george's county. can getcrazy people away with that here. >> catholic university students used to congregate around here but it recently had a fire. >> i can get my medicine. >> customers started to show up one after another. out and got the much-needed medicine out. >> i needed my prescription. >> she did get that prescription filled for her husband. -- it was a white van and was last seen driving on south dakota avenue into maryland. we are still waiting on surveillance video from the police. a man is in police custody after an early-morning drive-by shooting. the 24-year-old man is facing several charges including malicious wounding, shooting into an occupied dwelling, and shooting from a moving vehicle. he is accused of shooting four people outside the 90 degree sports bar in manassas. investigators say he had been thrown out of the bar by security guards. >> it wasn't even a fight. >> two men and two women were

they grab a sledgehammer and use that to break into the atm that was inside this market.hey did get away with an undisclosed amount of cash and, of course, they also got a boatload of cigarettes. >> they don't typically get away with the money in the atm, so this is kind of surprising to me that they were able to find a simple way just a sledge hammer to got at it. >> but because they have surveillance cameras inside this market, we get a pretty good shot of this guy's eyes, unfortunately his face is covered. philadelphia police are still looking for these guys. this video there was a whole lot of breaking going on in china. check out this woman in a hooded coat, yes, it is a woman. she's standing outside this store with a large hammer. and watch what she does, just break right through the glass. but notice as she's doing it, a pedestrian just walks right by. doesn't do a thing. she stopped for a second, but then as soon as he's gone, she goes back to hammer and breaks out the glass door completely and then walks right into the store and takes whatever she wants. accordin

. >>> it wasn't a quick trip to the atm for this woman in england. police are on the lookout for a man who held her up at knifepoint. notice this guy comes in. he's got a hoodie on, his face is partially covered and he's got a six-inch serrated knife and he's holding her up. there she is obviously scared backing up and holding her hand up. he's telling her i want you to get 100 pounds out of this atm and give it to him. she's up there hitting buttons and she's talking to him. >> this is a long time. anybody could have walked up to this vestibule here and noticed what's going down. >> eventually she does give him the money. according to police he told her wait a second or two before you leave because he obviously wants to take off and make his getaway. they're still looking for this guy. they think he's about six feet tall but as you can see you didn't get that good look at him just this part of his face. >> it's terrifying, you have to really, really be aware of your surroundings at all times. >>> this pawn shop in wind sor, canada is on the lookout

. >> i am unaffiliated but i do have an atm card. how hard or easy is it to to forge a cyber attack? >> from whom? fool your trying to basic cis abdomen -- basic sysadmin, very forward. you also have to have perfect operational security. you have to remember that among the defenses that countries have is not just to let me look in this package and see the technical frame. -- andve been dropped ease dropping on satellite and telephone calls. then you have to narrow it down eavesdroppingeen on satellite and telephone calls. then you have to narrow it down. it depends on what kind of attack you're worried about and what kind of resources you have to if you're trying to fool your local police department about who is spending all the money in -- who is sending all the money in a bank account to a foreign country, very simple. if you're trying to fool them in into a false flag operation, you need to do it a lot more carefully. >> you made a joke at the start about your atm card. it is a great illustration of the earlier points. your atm ca

how thieves were able to get and atm machine inside of a store. atm machine inside of a store. sghoo and woanother by an intruder by the reservoir... who forced his way in through her bedroom window... and for so many, traumatized again by facinthe criminal in court. i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor i put violent offenders in prison. in the virginia senate, i'll fight just as hard against tea party republicans who would take away a woman's healthcare and her right to choose, even in cases of rape and incest. on election day, help me stand up for her. >>> you are watching "news4 at 5:00." >>> okay. check out this video which shows that the roof is collapsing on the minneapolis metrodome, and the first time that the deflation happened on purpose. work is now under way to tear down the three decades' old football stadium. a new stadium for the vikings will be opened in the new stadium, and until then, the vikings will play at the university of minnesota's football stadium, and the metrodome has also host ed the minnesota twins and the timberwolves over the years. >>> and t

metal security shutter, and then they used a van to break open the front glass doors and knock the atm off of the stand before loading it into their vehicle and driving off. >> and prince george's county, police are trying to figure out what caused a suv to plummet over the overpass killing two people inside. it happened on oxon hillt at indiana head highway and oxon hill road. and they say that three people were in the suv when the driver lost control. the vehicle plummeted off of the overpass and landed on the roof. the driver a 45-year-old james henderson of alexandria was killed. >> when i heard it on the news this morning, and i got a text, i just couldn't imagine when they told me that it was him. >> one of his passengers 30-year-old axiana williams of alexandria also died, but a third passenger was taken to the hospital, but is expected to survive. police believe that speed may have contributed to the crash. >>> and now russian police ahead of the sochi olympics are circulating this woman who is believed to be a terrorist. she left dagestan this month, and may be preparing for a

so, is it legal to have an atm? how does that work?the government agencies have been saying the same thing. in fact, some of the governing agencies hold quite a bit of bitcoin and they plan to sell it so it's obviously not illegal as far as they're concerned. as far as the regulatory environment and where to place these and what licenses you need, well, that's a good question. it seems to be a lot more difficult in the u.s. than it is in other places such as our neighbors in canada. >> we've seen a number of regulators try to take on this issue, but so far it's not regulated. so, is it really safe for the public to go out and use it and use atms and use their hard-earned cash to transfer it into bitcoin? >> well, it's definitely safe for the users. in fact, bitcoin as an e-commerce is a lot safer than the other payment methods that we have today. they're a lot safer than credit cards. fraud is almost impossible with bitcoin. and with credit cards it's happening all the time. target just had a big problem with it. they're always chargeb

after demolishing everything, the criminals took the atm and loaded it in the van. you may remember similar crimes last year. it is conceivable that somebody think they can get away with it. >> students used a couple great a few doors down at pizza kingdom and it recently had a fire. >> with its close, there is not much going on. >> customers begin to show up one after the other. they came out to the crime scene. >> i need to get a prescription. it is important. i cannot believe it. >> abc 7 news. >> 7 on your side health alert. for those of you use a popular shape where like spanx. how it could harm your body. who had to gonts without heat in the deep freeze. the problem. >> i am steve rooted in belfort furniture weather center. temperatures in the mid 30's and furniture weather center. i can only send one of you's and to cover the game in new york. who's got what it takes? game on. [ male announcer ] the more devices you have, the more you need fios quantum. america's fastest, most reliable internet. still got slow internet terry? no...yes... [ malele announcer ]

blame fox news, talk radio, blame kiosks and atm machines, why is he playing the race excuse. >> one little construction, i resigned from the teaparty.net because i'm running for congress. >> and i endorsed you. >> of course, i welcome your endorsement. i appreciate that, shawn, it means a lot to me. one of the reasons i'm running for congress here in nevada is because we're suffering under this presidency. we're suffering under seven years under president, of leadership by harry reid. we have the worst unemployment rate in the nation. the black unemployment rate is 16%. among latinos, it's among 14%. >> and black teenagers it's 50%. >> candidate obama got 43% of the white vote in 2008 which was the highest mark, as high or higher than any other democratic presidential candidate since 1976. >> i hear that point, but let's talk about your candidacy and making a decision to run. do you think some people will not vote for you because you're black or or will vote for you because you're black? >> i think that america was really rooting for president obama. voted for him or not. >> i hear

they used to call it it martin's atm. >> on february 3rd, 2003, a man is shot in the bronk after an argument over money. he's wounded three times with a .9 millimeter handgun. though his injuries are critical, the man survives. he's had dealings before with the man who shot him and he knows his name. martin pedro. now with a shooting charge against him as well as the warrant for the bank robberies, pedro flees to south carolina. police almost catch him during a traffic stop, but. pedro gets away. based on his cell phone records, police know when pedro returns to the new york area. they begin a stakeout of a bronx apartment. because he's considered armed and dangerous, law enforcement offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to his capture. eight months after the first robbery, audio surveillance on martin pedro's phone finally gives police the break they need. they discover he's at the bronx apartment of a female friend. on april 9th, 2003, members of the federal fugitive task force surround the building and move in. when officers attempt to break down the door, pedro jumps out a wind

. >> atm, cash, that's it. i can't do no other way. >> you have an atm card but you don't use it at the store? >> i don't trust it, people can walk by the scanner and get your information. i don't do that anymore. >> a cybersecurity firm out of dallas isite partners, said it began noticing the malwear. sends out the stolen information and deletes the files but the firm won't say if that specific information attacked target neiman's or other retailers. characterize a new identified malwear associated with point of sale investigations, they put out an information to retailers on how to protect. suggesting copy cats will use similar and easy to find software to steal from comerdz. mark schneider, al jazeera dallas. >> up next, it was considered the safe restaurant. now a coordinated attack takes a heavy toll in averages tonight. >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning

in the financial-services industry like the atm imagine yourself to get money without your atm card the and to scan your biometrics and outcomes of money we are implementing that with the major u.s. bank right now. melissa: are your target customers financial? is that we were starting? >> financial-services industry is the main anchor. melissa: nobody else is doing it to this degree? why are you the only one doing it? are you from m.i.t.? >> i am from harvard. [laughter] >> but we have focused on lifeness detection but if you have the up biometric of the device at some point all the solutions of their are verified becauue you could have man in the middle attacked. we have designed a complete architecture that does not allow the biometric to ever meet the phone. melissa: available right now ? >> in the next 45 days. melissa: for free? how do you make money? >> the corporations pay as. we will give it to the consumer for free. the jobless rate at its lowest point since october 2008. but what is beyond that? you will see the ugly truth. we are talking to former mcdonald's sea of white peop

atm even the cocktail sign makes you think 49ers. >> you're cruising through the airport. important to show the colors. >> yes. >> on the big board is the city of seattle. virgin employees dressed in ts and jerseys. >> have to take out the 12th man and root on the niners. >> a seahawks fan turned 49er fan. everything in this bag is 49ers. everything. i have my goal pants. >> it great to be surrounded by 49er fans. your name. tim horn. a 49er fan. a seahawks fan wanted to say something. so we let him for a couple seconds. >> i've been on business and hear a lot of smack. >> i'm a seahawks fan. >> we gave this fan a few more seconds. >> we couldn't transition you into a niner fan. >> you're not going to do that. less than 48 hours to kickoff and 49er fans on the move. >> they have a lot going for them. the quest for six, alive and well at sfo. >> you can watch sunday's championship game on ktvu channel 2. coverage begins at 3:00 and the point after show follows the game. tomorrow night an hour long special, road trip to a championship. it starts at 9:00. 49 fans are not bash

they roam promoting the bitcoin atm and a restaurant that is the first to accept the digital currency. the owner says it's better for business. >> we are savingery month on credit card fees. we are doubled the profit. this is the infancy of something that will change the world of how we think of finance. critics of the digital currency do not agree and have doubts about the stability. >> miami is not the only city accepting the bitcoin. we talk about places in new orleans raiding the waves. >> it's all about the options. >> we serve small plates at street stalls. >> there's a new payment option. >> hit plus. >> bitcoin is an encrypted digital currency independent for government regulations. think of it as a trade between two parties. it was doing the statement of the credit card fee, six weeks ago, and it was $14,000 annually to credit card fees. it was a drinker for us to take bitcoin, because it eliminates that. >> it was proposed by an unknown developer. it's in its infancy. booti's restaurant has about $5,000 customers a month, and only had 10 bitcoin transactions. >> bitcoins is

. >> arthur silber unaffiliated but i do have an atm card. how hard or easy is it to obscure or indeed to forge the origin of a cyberattack lacks. >> from whom? it depends on who you are trying to fool. if you are trying to fool your basic person fairly easy. if you're trying to fool a national intelligence organization you not only have to use technical but you also have to have perfect operational security. so you have to remember that among the defenses that countries have its not just let me look at this packet and try to use technical forensics. it's let me see as they been in eavesdropping on satellite invoke calls what if they talking about? you also have to narrow it down further to who wants to attack you without you knowing it was them which is also a smaller set of people. so, it depends on what kind of attack you are worried about and what kind of resources. if you're trying to will your local police department about who is sending all the money in a bank account to kazakhstan, pretty straightforward. if you're trying to fool the

. >> it's interesting the ebt card like the atm go to disney world and get cash atm and yet you are not even spending your money restaurants or grocery stores in your own state which helps pay other salaries. other workers. >> well, i think this investigation, it's interesting on the coming on the 50 anniversary on the war on poverty. because the way that you sought to elevy united states poverty in this country has been to throw fist fulls of cash at it at least here in maine we see that's not working. we are spawning a culture of dependency which is really harmful for everyone involved, especially the taxpayer. of course, really hurts those who really need it if the money is being used in ways people may not be spending it wisely. steve, thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> more trouble for governor chris christie just days after the bridge gate scandal exploded, the new jersey governor now facing another investigation. this time, it is over his use of $25 million in federal money for a tourism campaign after super storm sandy. now those ad stars governor christie himself. ♪ >> we stronger

. >> describing had he ever once as as an atm and another time it worked. >>> a man said they broke into two lockers on jeller boulevard. he grabbed cash and jewelry from the lockers and ran off. police say he may be responsible for robberies in other gyms in the area. >>> police are investigating an unprovoked assault that may be related to the knock out game reported across the country. it happened in a mall parking lot on blossom hill road. a man punched another man in the and ran away. police are looking for her attacker. >>> pam, another flu death, the precautions people are being asked to make as the flu season picks up. >>> comments he made about the detainment he made about an american man. >>> good morning, traffic is doing well, it looks good and highway maybe slowing but where? >>> mr. drizzle is back this morning because we have a lot of fog and clouds but where is the rain? so we'll see if that continues. map map. >> danville, burlingame. . >>> welcome back, dennis rodman is under fire for comment he made. he is in north korea with several players to play an exhibition game

you have double defect or for your atm. do you have for your gmail wax if you don't, you should. >> we have about 10 minutes left on this panel and then we are going to roll writing for next panel with some of the top reporters in d.c. and new york. let's do two more quick questions and we will turn to the next panel. >> hi. i am from the dutch embassy and i like very much that we have the calmer station about the human factor because the impacts impacts -- intact space domain. i'll also talk about the last 6% where a role for the government could exist. so i want to give you three examples and ask your opinion about it. the first ones are the black markets of the internet. actually one of the main drivers or one of the main successes of stuxnet was the use of zero day day -- and another example is the industry-leading processes and ship any fracturing. cryptography does not lie only in software and breaking the cryptography on a hardware level can have an origin in our industry and hence our government has a role in that.

. >> california has been using school funding as an atm for the state budget. and this is about $6 billion. >> the state found more revenue that will go to skoochlts districts haven't had enough time to figure out how to use the money. many zil to train teachers when implementing the common core cirriculum. it's a big cost. another possibility is increasing salaries after years of unpaid furlough days. >> we have not been able to provide much in the way of raises as they or we would like. >> school districts may use funds to improve student teacher ratio. >> every parent wants their child to have more attention from a trained teacher. >> california has been among the lowest in per pupil funding. advocates say with this money we'll no longer be scraping bottom. >> there is more ahead including a visible push to help youngest victims of human trafficking. >> if you have a faulty home appliance is it bet twroer repair or replace it? -o w wha where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o

police are asking for your help to identify men who robbed someone at gunpoint at a drive-up atm. if you know anything, you are asked to call d.c. police. a new warning for people in west virginia after the chemical spill. west virginia residents are aftery tap water weary the discovery of not one, but to chemicals during a spell this month. --ut 300 people are being 300,000 people are being warned, shower at your own risk. -- arets are here inhaling formaldehyde while showering. the chemical that spilled into the elk river is now breaking down as formaldehyde. it is colorless, but can cause burning eyes and throat. the epa says it causes cancer. inhaling is more dangerous than ingesting. the lungs are more permeable. the chemical is most evident when taking a hot shower. state officials declared the water safe for human consumption a week after this bill. -- after the spill. they say they tested the water and it shows no traces of formaldehyde. the d.c. fireust department taking heat for the death of an elderly man. >> city leaders are in the crosshairs. we will tell you why. [ m

totingvideo of gun robbers forcing victims to get cash from an atm. d.c. please now need your help to find the thieves responsible. it happened january 19 around 8:00 in the evening at the pnc bank on south capitol street. police say both robbers were young men wearing north face jackets. noon, two men are charged with using a stun gun to shoplift from home depot. police say they used this weapon yesterday afternoon in the store in annapolis. officers say the men loaded up the shopping cart with power tools and then workers tried to stop them from walking out the door. they then pulled out the stun gun and made its mark until the employees back off. charged with assault and theft. >> target says the hackers responsible for the data breach got in by stealing an electronic credential. target has not named that vendor. the company did say it is now limiting access to some of the computer systems. the data breach involved 40 million cardmembers, as well is personal information from an additional 70 million shoppers. the southeast still paralyzed by the snowsto

enterprises using atms in marijuana stores to launder money. decriminalization, legalization of marijuana. you oppose what they have done, do i have that right? >> you should make a distinction between decriminalization and legalization. we do not support the criminalization of low-level users in jail or prison. that is that we should spend resources and it is not really where we do spend that. the chances of staying time prison for just a joint is very, very low. we oppose the creation of the next tobacco. it is appropriate we're talking about it on the fox business network because this has created a massive opportunity for essentially an new big tobacco type industry. they hug kids a very young. dennis: the fact a two-year-old goes emergency room fo getting access to aspirin as well. but let's talk about the banking issue here. with the federal government deciding even though pot is still a controlled substance category one, as bad as heroine, the government decides there are certain laws we are not going to enforce at all. what about that? >

there are 420,000 atms in the united states. about 95% of them run xp. microsoft will stop issuing security upgrades for xp in april. the machines can function after that without an upgrade but would be at a bigger risk for hackers. great. >>> well, now to a report that's raising a lot of eyebrows on sex in america's retirement homes. and not just sex but unsafe sex. the feds finding that seniors are not only doing it but getting sexually transmitted diseases at rates similar to 20 to 24-year-olds. in 2012 alone, 2.2 million medicare beneficiaries getting free std screenings. you've seen a lot of discussion about this. great to see you. >> it's great to be here. and, you know, i have a practice in sarasota, florida, and also here in new york city. in my florida practice, i see so many people in their 70s and 80s and 90s who are very sexually active, gretchen. in fact, sometimes more sexually active than people in their 30s and 40s. and the issue of safe sex and condoms, it rarely, if ever, comes up at all. >> why? >> they don't think about it. they absol

now join as short list of places where he can find a bit coin atm.h my. >> oh, do i have to explain it. atm transactions are made a long with a mobile app, and after a special code is scanned a machine sends bit coins to the phone to use as digital currency until now, bit coins were only traded online, and that business is showing no signs of slowing down. last week, megashopping site overstock.com announced it will accept the virtual money, it joins other may job brands like test la, which sold a car last month, and blogging platform word press has been doing business this way since 2012. okay, a big ruling in the case of net neutrality or what is often called the open air net, basically at issue, whether all internet sites should be treated the same, and charged the same, the ruling says no, that means sites like amazon, and netflix, who use a huge amount of band withcan soon be charged a lot more for it. those costs, you got it, passed right down to you and me. give me -- you have been spending more time looking into these? >> i think we don't kno

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so i worked hard with our atms and in some regards they were helpful and really looking through the great ideas that state had to make our operations efficient. so we really spent a lot of time balancing 3 core principles and priorities is one is to continue high quality and reliable service and we wanted to make sure we kept our infrastructure in a good state of good repair and to reserve our rate pay core. so with that we looked at ways to keep our operational budget as flat as possible. so we looked at ways to do more with what we have. the other exponent of our budget was to pay for the mortgage. we visited a lot of money in our capital programs as more debt is acquired we have to pay down on that mortgage. the other major issue is that we have unanticipated capital needs. we'll talk about it in several of those presentations and the big was is mountain tomb. and the last area which we're really focusing on is the increasing regulatory requirement of water and power up country. so we'll go into detail. to keep the budget flat with inflation increases only and you'll see about 90 perce

so taking their ebt cards and trying to find an atm is somehow going to be more difficult for them iftake pot shops off the list. i find that argument unreasonable. there are more grocery stores and gas stations and 7-11s around then pot shops still, believe it or not in downtown denver. so i don't think the argument holds muster. i think it's more of a political move than anything. but i think it will backfire on them. >> right now we're just getting used to the idea of pot being legal in colorado. now we're trying to just put some limitations on it and there seems to be a fork in the road there. they say it's a hardship to go outside your neighborhood shop, maybe the pot shop is the only place with an atm and having to go someplace else, it's an undue hardship for those who qualify for food stamps. what's your reaction? >> my reaction is this: i've had conversations with some of these people that are using the ebt cards, the homeless population, the most impoverished among us right around the state capitol building we have some of those folks that are living on the streets. i've gon

. >> atm. >> phones in conference room people in the elevator. >> that is right when sick people touch something you come into contact with, watch out. >> hours actual lichl the virus can survive hours on surfaces like that. >> dr. blackman recommends the flu shot to find this strain of the virus. >> they're start toing see mer cases of the same h1n1 strain back in 2009. it sends to affect kids and younger adult. good news is that it's in the flu shot this year.. >> i should have gotten mine but i didn't. >> dr. blackman says it's not too late. the season peaks before december and february. his advise is just still get the vaccine. because it contains coverage for multiple strains wash your hands. wendy found out the flu is >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> reported death from bird flu in north america. a canadian died after traveling home from beijing. he was infected with the bird fluchlt officials say they were tracking down everybody who came into contact with the traveller to be sure. that strains been spreading and worrying health experts more than a decade. >> breaking news thi

one of the things that is popular is this bit coin atm. you take your smart phone with the barcode. you put it here. you insert cash, and it converts it to bit coins. this is one of the ways, morgue that people are hoping to take bit coin mainstream. >> customers can pay for a glass of ryan and a plate of nachos. at a restaurant in miami the opener said his restaurant is the first in the southwest united states to accept it. >> this is the infancy that is going to change the world of how we think of finances. >> he said if people followed the money many will see how using bit coin instead of money will improve profits. >> we save anywhere from 3% to 5% on credit card fees accepting bit coin. we've doubled our profit margin as a bit coin. >> how does it benefit as a consumer. the companies clients including sacramento kings and word press. it makes it easier to accept bit coin. >> you don't have to provide your identify to make your purchase. that's important. >> despite what critics say about bit copy there seems to be a growing global wave of bit coin acceptance. and it's current v

nowhere does it take it to the atm. i saw the scoops. a sunderland side to the station. it had been in town it's good stuff that flies. the doctor continued to talk to and is the disagree with. i was able to make them feel that it is to the us corporate office again. but up on what seldom know about all types of loans to muslim but i will get solved with the muslim mobs of them at bay. although the move. six disc cd was attacked twice last year and city employees instead. i'd show this weekend in arkansas last year. the committee to protect journalists says it is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to me it only lists. a separate incident. unknown gunmen shot dead two weeks in chief of radical sunni party along with his driver and guard in karachi. the loose money on car since she was too may opt to live on a small sum you up it was costing it is said that it fits in with the attackers fired into him guard. the drive though. he said. another bus and was aged in the attack. if i cannot overlook the fact that the film of the most about it ibm as easy to miss t

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