what did don't tase me, broe, do for your sales?t everybody knows taser. bill: this is your new product so what does it do? >> we give the officer the ability to shoot three targets without reloading. bill: you're going to fire this because you now have the capability to fire it back-to-back-to-back. why sit so important? >> well, we've now got 14,000 agencies useing this and run about an 86% effectiveness so if we increase the ability for the officer to have multiple shots it makes it safer for the officer and the suspect. bill: i assume people across the board were asking about it? >> it was number one request. bill: so viewers at home you have the device in your hand. >> two darts get fired out like a positive and a negative on each cartridge so now we can engage three separatal targets with one device where before it was only one you could engage at a time. >> so we're going to see slights. and you'll see the electricity bill: fire away. >> taser, taser, taser. megyn: cool. >> very big success. bill: what kind of reaction are yo

he is 51-year-old am broes bailey, a former council member and prominent businessman. bailey's been charged with on obtaining money by false pretenses and with violating the terms of a funeral contract. additional charges may follow. police tell us what their investigation has uncovered so far. >> we found a box of documents containing over 60 files, all related to prearranged funeral services. and we at this point have confirmed victims representing over $90,000 where their money was not going into an escrow account as is legally required. >> are you mr. bailey? i'm chris gordon from channel 4 news. i'm doing a story on the funeral contracts that you sold and wanted to ask you, is the money still available to service these people if they should die and need a funeral? >> at this time, i don't have any comment and i'm referring all of my questions to my attorney mark gardner at this time. >> reporter: will these people get the funerals they paid for in. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: you can guarantee that? >> i'm not answering any other questions at this time. >> reporter:

before this election, all we heard was medicare is going broe broke, how are we going to pay for medicare in the long term, the government didn't have a plan. now we have five bills out in congress coming out and it transforms the entire health care industry and there's no detail. i mean, there's snippets of detail and then you hear something and then something else comes out and -- we have not done a good job explaining what we're going to accomplish. >> reporter: that's an important point, just to know there's a lot going on out there. there are a bunch of different proposals. there may be some reason why there's no detail. the questions i'm getting on the road really have to do with accessibility, choice, options of who your doctors are. but certainly the biggest one that i've faced on the road is how do we pay for all of this. again, a question from charles in missouri. listen to this. >> well, i would like to know that in an economy and system of rising deficits how can we afford to pay for this new health care reform that, while it would be nice, is going to add a big burden to the

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