picture organized gambling. gambling is a vicious, evil corrupts our youth, and blights the lives of all adults. it becomes a springboard on other crimes embezzlement, robbery and even murder. but like any other type of crime, it can be controlled if the laws against gambling presently on the state and local statutes books were earnestly and vigorously enforced, organized gambling could be eliminated. could be eliminated within 48 hours. in any community in this land, no criminal. the gambler and his allies included, can long stand up before boy determined in an informed public opinion that in my opinion is the basic answer to the gambling problem. an aroused public opinion which will act on a local level through local law enforcement authorities to wipe out the menace. dan holt of the us senate. up to that point, what was the fbi's approach to organized crime? it didn't really have much of an approach was kind of the problem. the fbi had certainly grown in stature and and, you know, manpower in the 1930s. but i

brought to you by gambling. gambling!cheers and applause] >> what's up, morons? i'm ronny chieng! >> jordan: and i'm jordan klepper! this is "sports war," the show where we are legally not allowed to agree with each other. >> so if i say we need stronger helmets in football to prevent concussions... >> jordan: i say, [bleep] that! we were born with a helmet. it's called a skull. >> well, lucky for us, yours is empty. it's october: the one month where practically every league is going at it like some kind of sports gang bang. >> jordan: that's right. there's more balls flying around than that time ronny wore his daisy dukes to the office. >> well, that's on you for looking. >> jordan: and nowhere is the sports gang bang hotter than right here in new york! between the liberty, the mets, the yankees, the knicks, this city could only be happier if ronny announced he was leaving it. >> well, if i ever leave, it's because your mom is getting too clingy. >> jordan: nice one, ronny. i hope you get circumcised in your sleep. and w

lauren: i could be gambling right now on my phone onset because i have a phone with access to gambling concern now is we are starting to understand the risk online gambling is posing a significant public health risk. a new report published thursday shows 72 people around the world are gambling online and they may be experiencing issues including financial losses which make sense, personal strain on to jobs and relationships, increased risk of suicide and domestic violence, a huge concern that even those who do not qualify as having a gambling disorder still suffer from these. as we talked about, the problem is online gambling is accessible 24/seven. people never have to stop. courting to cambridge behavioral health, 20% of the adult male population are either currently in debt from sports betting online. that percentage is probably higher because men are not open about talking about the problems or their debts for good reason. estimates show that a majority, 60% of 18 to 22-year-olds of bet online. the vast majority are doing this and they are struggling. a near majority of calls to ho

if anyone wants to be stupid enough to gamble they should be able to gamble on anything they want to.ost: do you gamble on anything, gloria? do you play the lottery? caller: no. host: nothing like that? caller: no. host: louis in rutherford, new jersey says no. morning, lewis. good morning. caller: i want you to know, september 10, 2023 i called on this subject. i will tell you verbatim what i said. how much money was made just on the odds of who will win the 2020 presidential election? i am 70 years old. i finally understand what "follow the money" means. the odds were so much for biden that is how he won, if he won. did you hear me? host: yes, go ahead, lewis. caller: so, i believe that is how he won. the first three people who congratulated him i also mentioned was netanyahu, putin, and whatever his name is in china. so, they are counting their money. host: ethan in south dakota since yes. good morning, ethan. caller: hey. i am so glad to be on c-span. thank you so much. i want to say that i do agree 100% that betting on anything is totally american, totally american. but i think t

if anyone wants to be stupid enough to gamble they should be able to gamble on anything they want to.ost: do you gamble on anything, gloria? do you play the lottery? caller: no. host: nothing like that? caller: no. host: louis in rutherford, new jersey says no. morning, lewis. good morning. caller: i want you to know, september 10, 2023 i called on this subject. i will tell you verbatim what i said. how much money was made just on the odds of who will win the 2020 presidential election? i am 70 years old. i finally understand what "follow the money" means. the odds were so much for biden that is how he won, if he won. did you hear me? host: yes, go ahead, lewis. caller: so, i believe that is how he won. the first three people who congratulated him i also mentioned was netanyahu, putin, and whatever his name is in china. so, they are counting their money. host: ethan in south dakota since yes. good morning, ethan. caller: hey. i am so glad to be on c-span. thank you so much. i want to say that i do agree 100% that betting on anything is totally american, totally american. but i think t

gambling insiders speculate another trump presidency could result in either texas governor abbott orutenant governor dan patrick joining trump's cabinet. that would remove the major road blocks to gambling for the nation's second most populous state, a big deal there. legalization is handled state by state and the missouri voters will see a measure on the ballot to change the state constitution in sports betting. igaming or online casino games provides an opportunity for tax revenue. right now, seven states offer it none have new legislation under consideration. candidates who want to spend big and looking to new funding may be gambling's best bet for expansion. >> contessa brewer, thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the defense sector surge and the stocks my next guest is watching for a big breakout we'll be right back after this break. stay with us expensive? my other daughter. cancun! jamaica!! why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry. can we get out of here? i thought you'd never ask. jo

they need to gamble and they have lost that gamble — gamble and they have lost that gamble.blic anger about financial scandals. they were — about financial scandals. they were always going to punish the ballot _ were always going to punish the ballot box. the boat is a counted _ ballot box. the boat is a counted as we speak. as for the opposition, it does paint a good _ opposition, it does paint a good picture for them. they are gaining — good picture for them. they are gaining seats, not enough to govern. _ gaining seats, not enough to govern, but enough to hit the ldp — joining me now is yuki tatsumi, senior fellow and co—director of the east asia programme and director of the japan programme at the stimson centre. thank you forjoining me. we're just hearing about the picture for the ldp at the moment. it has gone wrong for them. what your reaction?— your reaction? thank you for havin: your reaction? thank you for having me- _ your reaction? thank you for having me- i— your reaction? thank you for having me. i am _ your reaction? thank you for having me. i am a _ your reac

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i cannot help but say about elizabeth petrovna, because in 1761 she essentially allowed gambling cardded them into commercial games, allowed to play commercial games it is necessary to know the rules, that is, this is the so -called. got acquainted with the officers, who in general mother to buy the estate, here in fact put him in the condition that it is necessary to pay off debts, and he resorted to cheating techniques, but still played unhappily, yes here are the famous verses of his repentance, yes, that in the luxury of entertainment i spoiled my already blameless character, spoiled, corrupted, in the darkness of the skarets fell, the gambler mod by weight found himself. to consume, yes, i ruined him with a vicious life, instead of using his talent to his advantage , he wrote about it, then he was able to get out of it, he settled down considerably, let's say, yes, he settled down considerably, that is, when he went up the hill, so to speak, he avoided punishment, he became , in general, a person to whom they often resorted as an arbitrator, in general, in his house they noted su

there are a couple of gambles, the - a couple of gambles, the spending increases are front loaded — spendingoaded for this year and next yeah — loaded for this year and next yeah will_ loaded for this year and next year. will that be sustainable? secondly, quite big increases in borrowing. will the government be able to actually sell those, sell that debt without paying higher interest rates? — the government is banking that short—term pain will be worth it in the longer term. the question now is how this budget lands with households and businesses in the coming days. emma simpson, bbc news. rachel reeves defended her tax raising budget and plans for economic growth. the raising budget and plans for economic growth. the office for bud . et economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, - economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, who - economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, who are| budget responsibility, who are the independent forecaster, are saying that growth, increase in the next couple of years and then back to a more trend level. but the summit of m

but it is coupled with gambling on baseball.decouple that, they are the rules, he knew the rules, he signed it away. he tried to get reinstated and baseball at the end of the day could not trust him. so does he belong at the hall of fame for his achievements on the field before he gambled. absolutely. but he does not belong because of his banishment and what he signed in an agreement with that. so he is in the hall of fame periods records are in the hall of fame but he has an individual is not on edge. >> trace: you have been very clear on this for many years. dikembe mutombo died, 58 years old, brain cancer. what an amazing player. gym gray, so much fun to watch him with the finger. every time he blocked the shot the finger was just great. >> he is the epitome and he exemplified using his platform for good. for future generations. but in hospitals in the congo, donating millions of dollars. he was the first truly global african ambassador for the nba. making this a worldwide game. he was beloved. everybody who came in contact w

paying more national insurance meaning they might get smaller pay rises, so therefore it's a big gamblebecause you are putting a burden on business and business could say hang on, we will go elsewhere. that is a fair point and i would say on the growth outlook, if you [000:09:34;00] [000:09:35;00]

well, you know, farming is a gamble anyplace these days. you got to watch out for your prices and repair and you got to gamble with the weather anywhere you are that's the reason why we want to get the family type farmers together you know you can't count on making living for the wife and kids if you try do it all by yourself. well that all depends on how you look at the thing. now, what can this organization do for me? well, let's put it this way. the farmers union program is based on a triangle cooperatives legislation, education. i teach on a farm is union cooperative and helps equalize the cost of production. your income then there's legislation that fighting for laws keep the farm for the family and the family. the farm education is to give the children a real chance to on the land not only better schools but learning what we're up against and what we have to do. doesn't that sound reasonable to you, mr. well, i don't know if it sounds a little too polished for me sounds like grease through the tin. how about this other part here? and

well, you know, farming is a gamble anyplace these days. you got to watch out for your prices and repair and you got to gamble with the weather anywhere you are that's the reason why we want to get the family type farmers together you know you can't count on making living for the wife and kids if you try do it all by yourself. well that all depends on how you look at the thing. now, what can this organization do for me? well, let's put it this way. the farmers union program is based on a triangle cooperatives legislation, education. i teach on a farm is union cooperative and helps equalize the cost of production. your income then there's legislation that fighting for laws keep the farm for the family and the family. the farm education is to give the children a real chance to on the land not only better schools but learning what we're up against and what we have to do. doesn't that sound reasonable to you, mr. well, i don't know if it sounds a little too polished for me sounds like grease through the tin. how about this other part here? and

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japanese prime minister does alexion gamble -- alexion gamble.inal week of the presidential campaign kicks off with harris trying to woo minorities while donald trump holds a rally. count down to the u.s. election and earnings story, five of the big seven and important date or out of the u.s. payrolls. european futures up, ftse down, s&p looking toward gains after six-week winning streak. u.s. stocks ended in negative territory. looking to add 6/10 of 1%, the selloff in'twas ruiz continues. you have the treasury issuing debt issuance and then the dater front. japanese yen under pressure. brent crude the pressure so we watch the miners in the energy stocks. let's get the details, israel delivering on a valve to retaliate that fanned fears of sparking a war. toronto is downplaying the impact. let's bring in ross madison. what does this tell us about the role of the u.s.? it has been unsuccessful, maybe this was a success, how are you thinking about the wohl of the u.s.? >> there was a lot of conversation and we know the u.s. was pushing israel to a

so long as it is entertaining, gambling on sports, -- i don't do it myself, so i have never used those apps. maybe it makes it more engaging and entertaining. but, as was mentioned, before, it is addictive. the amount of marketing towards young people and towards kids, marketing towards people that are prone to addiction to this, just like i used to be the case with alcohol and to on television, should be curtailed. >> we are going to give both you and the viewers at home a break from me for a second, and we will share a question that my producer collector this afternoon at armory square in syracuse. >> i have one question. i am a's vegas. i present to you, what do you propose to do about the homeless epidemic, in relation to the drug epidemic, which seemed to coincide? >> congressman, the question was about the issue of homelessness, and the issue of drug addiction, and the intersection often between those two questions. >> about 10 years ago, i was asked to volunteer at the syracuse rescue mission to do jobs training for homeless men. what it allowed me to do is to engage with them o

it's a bit of a gamble.e's already rolled the dice that in the sense _ rolled the dice that in the sense if— rolled the dice that in the sense if you look at the cabinet _ sense if you look at the cabinet members he's chosen it was totally warding off the old regime — was totally warding off the old regime. and also for the money scandai— regime. and also for the money scandal of— regime. and also for the money scandal of the 48 people eliminated from the ldp, it's clear— eliminated from the ldp, it's clear he's— eliminated from the ldp, it's clear he's trying to ward off the shinzo abe influence and i think— the shinzo abe influence and i think there will be a lot of turbulence which is not a good thing — turbulence which is not a good thing because let's not forget the politicians have contributed and done a good job. — contributed and done a good job, so— contributed and done a good job, so this could turn out to be a — job, so this could turn out to be a possible division within the ldp _ be a possible d

is really gambling with their lights. everybody else evacuees or here are hunkering down. nobody's on the street. there is a curfew. we just got a, a flash slot, a warning base, tornado warnings out there. there were 17 tornadoes is head of the land for record in this past of the, of the hurricane. already people lost their lives because of those centers. $91.00 plus tornado warning. so sorry number. as you see now, maybe you can hear it and see it really taken out of every 5 minutes. you get a burst of massive winds. wind gusts here, increasing wind speeds increasing, and the rain intensifying. so we'll have here in orlando where we are before we can head out and towards heading towards the tampa bay area. we have a flooding situation. that's clear. 10 authorities actually expected that to happen at the close past the cost itself and close to the costs. there is going to be water mass of water is pushed implants. and with that, the mass of flooding situation, and this is the danger, a storm surge or faced up to 15 feet even if it's just 10 feet of every child and us is 40

they are risking their lives or they gambled their lives away. no doubt stuff on did i hear you correctly? but you said there have already been debts reported. yes, because of the tomatoes reportedly. um, uh there were some, some fatalities because of attorney to touch down. i can tell you the exact county and, and tell me the exact number, but that's what we are seeing and which is reported. now there's so many aspects to the storm. you talked about the tornadoes, that heavy rain, the flooding both from the rain, from rising waters. lots of electricity. what is it that authorities are worried about the most? well here, where we are, it's flash lots. it's lots. it's tremendous amounts of rain storage. come down here in our is that phenomena you get here in a month or 2 is coming down within an hour, inches of rain which, you know, sewer systems, they don't, they can handle that much rain concrete. if you have a, a city of urban area, the problem with that is, grounds are already saturated, where you have grass or any kind of of, of vegetation. th

but if i exploit that and make us pay to keep playing or say, abuse gambling mechanisms, that's alons that needs to be drawn, especially when games cater directly to children. do you have any idea who's using your kids, photos? it could be predators or even big tests. let's break down the dangers of posting your children's pictures online and what are texting that digital privacy is more critical than ever before. i training on pictures of children that companies aren't exactly upfront about how they use that data hungry from material to train the allies. so they scrape the internet companies like meta and ex, maybe using your photos to train that models. you can opt out of this in the privacy settings, and luckily, most companies haven't been training that i live with private accounts, at least for now. but even if you of the 3rd parties can still grab your post earlier this year, human rights which reported that the data set lie on 5 be, may contain thousands of images of children. songs, these are easily traced back. so real people, this particular data set has been used to try and

rachel reeves is taking to be gambles - reeves is taking to be gambles today.here was criticism of labour for raising taxes and then the conservatives had to raise taxes and the... find taxes and then the conservatives had to raise taxes and the. . ._ to raise taxes and the... and there ou see to raise taxes and the... and there you see while _ to raise taxes and the... and there you see while he _ to raise taxes and the... and there you see while he was _ to raise taxes and the... and there you see while he was talking - to raise taxes and the... and there you see while he was talking to - to raise taxes and the... and there j you see while he was talking to me some of the departures from cabinet. let me show you the cabinet again because we are not far from the start of prime minister's questions... the chamber is full and it will get even fuller in the next five or ten minutes that is how far we are away from pm cues. joining me now is our political correspondent helen catt. this is a big big moment for labour? yes this is the time that labour will signal wha

gamble asked the war department if his men might gather and bury the bones of those men on that field to wreck some sort of memorial, to commemorate what what they had achieved in. the war, if not in these battles. with permission granted on may 28th, may 28th. so those of you might be thinking about the grand review only a few days after the grand review. these men are not participating in the grand review. of course you saw previously where they were using prisoners and so on and so forth. russia ground forces have been chewed up really badly in this war. russia has suffered. having said that they continue to support ukraine militarily. if you think about it, and sums of money, you are all bankers, we thought about 3% or so equivalent of the u.s. department of defense budget to support ukraine. most of that money has gone into american contractors to build the weapons to go to ukraine. in terms of, i am not trying to be cold-blooded calculating here money and lives, but that investment near destruction a couple times over. now the involved in the fighting i think as a matter of prac

, why would you gamble with your life for the lives of your loved ones?you get out, even if it's outside the evacuation area to a hotel, to a friend's house. >> we know it's an inconvenience. we know you're going to be uncomfortable, but you'll be alive that is quite, quite something sheriff than that is so true. how are evacuations going? i mean, do you have a sense of how many people you think are staying behind versus ever people by people listening to the evacuation orders this and i'm very happy, i think is going phenomenally well, two days ago issue to evacuation orders and we saw the traffic on major highways with individuals leaving. >> we even work with the highway patrol and open up the emergency lane, help give those individuals who wanted to leave the ability to do so? >> all the long lines at gas stations. i saw the long lines at grocery store and supply areas where people were getting those essential needs list i think a lot of people did heed the warning with a little help of hurricane helene. they saw how horrible it can be. and this is go

he was often the subject of turmoil and controversy, including a lifetime ban from baseball for gambling, 1941, in cincinnati, ohio, pete rose made his major league debut six days shy of his 22nd birthday for his hometown rich, and his career began in a hurry, winning national rookie of the year honors in 19 f 3. he took home mvp honors in 1973, and lead the redds to five division championships and pennant championships. the first pennant championship in 1975 when he was also named world series mvp and again in 1976. then after 16 seasons in cincinnati, rose joined the philadelphia phillies in 1979, winning the third of his world series wins the very next year. in 1984 rose rejoined the reds where he resumed the role of player/manager and was the last player to do so. following his retirement he continued on as manager of the rich, but then he received a lifetime ban for gambling on games while he was still a player and managing. that made him ineligible for the hall of fame. >> i don't think i'll every be comfortable unless i got to go to cooperstown. i screwed up, i know that, i know t

but gambling, if i could do what i do with gambling with food, i would be -- i would look unbelievableing here with my shirt off. but i -- [ laughter ] it's hard to do that. you know? >> seth: yeah, it's hard to do that. >> yeah. >> seth: and what do you -- cards? >> blackjack. >> seth: yeah. >> we play -- i played baccarat, blackjack -- blackjack, i think -- i don't ever know when, like, they lay the cards out, if it's -- i don't know. i can't count them. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, i just watch the dealer. >> seth: yeah. >> like, you know, the way you watch a flight attendant to see if, like, they're nervous. [ laughter ] you just -- i just see what they're -- she's like, "30." and you are like, "30?" [ laughter ] i think that they would let me count cards, too. i think if i walked in and said, i'm going to count cards, they would go, "yeah. absolute --" like, i think -- i think they can tell. they'd be like, "yeah. i mean, absolutely. talk it out. let's talk through it." >> seth: write it down. they're like, "we'll give you a pad and pencil." >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, we have n

the blue line is the gamble. this is where we are today. there is always a risk that if we cut too far, too soon, we see what we saw back then once again. flipping up the board, the gamble plays out in the way that traders are behaving. you see the movement away from the idea of two 25 basis point cuts starting to change. it's a white bar with november expectations and the market starting to price in less than 25 basis points worth of rate cuts, but we are still really hanging on the edge, here. billionaire investor ray dalio said he's not expecting significant breakouts going forward from the fed. >> i don't think that you will get significant cuts in rates. the economy, by and large right now itself, is in relatively good balance. looking at where growth is, where inflation is and so on right now, and you have a political year, the markets are getting ahead of themselves with expecting that and the risks are more on the upside than the downside. sonali: joining us now, matthew and george from bank of america and all spring. look at the wa

trump is gambling, knowingly and cynically, that they are not. and i would agree with that assessment. >> i do as well. >> i was going to ask you, how do you see that gamble playing out? >> i do as well. and one thing that we've talked about here on this show, and i have spoken with you offline as well, mike, about it, i was unconstitutionally remanded. you know, we're all talking about trying to sane wash the words that donald trump says. donald trump, used the department of justice, he weaponized the department of justice, in order to prevent me from putting out my first book "disloyal" and had me remanded back to prison, placed back into solitary confinement during covid. right? for what? violating my first amendment constitutional rights? you know, this case now is -- there's a writ before the supreme court of the united states. it's what judge -- sotomayor. if you think that this is just -- an anomaly, that i'm the first political prisoner held by my own country because i wouldn't waive my first amendment constitutional right. every single p

he was a professional at any kind of gamble he tried his hand at card sports and especially horses. he did have enough cash on hand to live up to onee of his tabloids that dapper dog. the $1800. the monogrammed gucci socks is so painted ties the springy coiffed that one british newspaper said looked like stalin and at one trial his flamboyant counsel bruce cutler proclaimed to jurors they were signed at the substance of what hehe sits there is not added tht of being bold is how to pride. that's what made this country great. the dog had equipped for the craft. he showed up for one trailing gucci loafers but then i'm front of the press he changed into reeboks more appropriate for the jailhouse and declared he was ready for freddie. in public scottie liked to play the partth of jack holding doors generously tipping reprimanding his men for breaches of etiquette for the media delight in way he held the door for u.se prosecutors. the trial strategy with cutler was somewhat less jump on me. a defense witness in tyson to testify against scottie getting hard candies ofdr her bottom drawer i

for the these exit polls mean for the ruling liberal democratic party and the prime minister made a gamble on this election. reports of intimidation at the ballot box as counting nears completion in georgia. international election monitors flat concerns over voter fraud following the victory from the ruling party. israel's prime minister has described saturday's strikes on iran as a precise and powerful claiming its goals were achieved. meanwhile, iran's leader says that the attack should not be minimised. dozens of people are injured of in israel after a truck goes into people at a bus stop in tel aviv. police are treating it as a terror —related incident. hello. we start in tokyo, where we've received the exit polls from japan's snap election, and they're telling us that the ruling liberal democratic party is projected to fall short of a single—party majority in the japan's lower house. my colleague, steve lai, is in tokyo. polls closed here injapan at 8pm which was swiftly followed by the release of exit polls. let me run you through the numbers that come in a range until the actual res

, yes, especially online, online gambling, according to various estimates, from uah 150 to 200 billion annually circulation in online casinos, and the cabinet of ministers has not yet installed a system of online monitoring of the circulation of those online. casino, and therefore there are only approximate estimates now, since investments there are minimal, profits there are maximum, these are surplus profits, then it is clear that during the period of martial law it would be possible to introduce serious enough taxes, fees from the circulation of online casinos, they would not suffer much, and simply then it could close all issues at once. who today are trying to hang on people, on small businesses, on citizens of ukraine, on ordinary people, because it is they who will pay for all this from their pockets, and it would be possible to bring order to the tobacco market and eliminate the illegal part of it, although there are also certain the interests of people close to the government and the president's office, so you can talk there for a very long time and... european solidarity offe

el oficial gamble nos explicaba que hay diferentes características integradas en el sistema.que tendría, en este caso, la policía de sacramento. también le preguntamos sobre si tendría algún costo para los residentes o dueños de negocios que quieran participar y nos decía que registrarse es gratis, pero si deben adquirir una unidad central para el sistema de cámaras de la policía que puede estar alrededor de los 800 $ o un poco más. para tener más información de cómo participar y cómo puede registrarse con la policía, puede ingresar al sitio en internet connect sacramento punto org es mi reporte desde la ciudad de sacramento. soy carlos alberto trestini regreso el pase a los estudios. importante iniciativa. gracias carlos. vea el gobernador gavin newsom puso en marcha operativos de la patrulla de caminos de california desde el mes de febrero en colaboración con la ciudad de oakland. eso en respuesta al aumento de las necesidades por la seguridad pública. según las autoridades, estos operativos ya realizado ya se han realizado mil detenciones, por lo menos. también la incautac

shigeru ishiba has gambled — he made a political gamble when he called for the snap election and wanted and wanted to tell people the ruling party has changed, but that has backfired. he and the ldp have a misread the extent of the public anger at a ruling party that has been tarnished and embroiled in a scandal when it mishandled when it was revealed prosecutors have been investigating dozens of ldp lawmakers for pocketing what amounted to millions of dollars of fund money and not revealing it for taxation over a period of five years. all the while japanese people, the voters, have been struggling with a stagnant economy, inflation, rising prices and wages that have not changed. the opposition have made significant gains in the election but this is not about the opposition�*s appeal, it is about anger at the ldp. the party that has governed japan for most of its post—war era now has to find a way to keep governing japan but from now on it is going to be concessions, negotiations with other parties about who will form a coalition with them. it's a very humbling position to be in, in a v

they found guns, cash, drugs and illegal casino gambling machines, as well as stolen cars. opd says the work is far from over, that this is just a part of a larger investigation. officers want to thank the community for their reports that led to those arrests. a stark warning tonight about an upcoming festival celebrated by tens of thousands in the bay area. we're talking about diwali and one of the most common items used in celebrations. fire doctors and one family in particular, are urging people to use caution. here's nbc bay area's ian cull. outside of valley medical center in san jose, gina ramdas described what happened to her 13 year old daughter rhea, during last year's diwali celebrations. known as the festival of lights. they were taking a picture while holding sparklers, which she says is common. a small spark life spark fell on a skirt and then the skirt got burnt. and we never expected this could happen. rhea was burned on her legs. it was so bad she had to go through an intensive nine week recovery at the valley medical center burn unit, a process that was doc