it's just you and the machine.t's a continuous flow without interruption. >> sandi hall: i found that the machines were wonderful. i loved the excitement. i loved the people, i loved the camaraderie, the high fives when you win. it was just very exciting. >> stahl: sandi hall lives only a short drive from thousands of slot machines in rhode island and connecticut. married with two daughters, she worked in a bookstore, and used to look at the casinos as an entertaining break. but eventually, she was playing slots so much, she burned through her retirement funds. >> hall: my every thought and every being, if i wasn't at the casino, i was figuring out how i was going to get there, where was i going to get the money. >> stahl: you know, you sound like a heroin addict. >> hall: it takes your soul, it takes your humanity. you drive home, pounding the steering wheel, promising yourself you're never going to go again, you're never going to do it again. and you know that you're going down, and you're going down, and you're

the whole-body imaging machines have something that the machines -- dogs do not have. they have lobbyists. we have to increase security. we have to become more secure, but we cannot give up every civil liberty. we should not be looking at every passenger naked in order to secure the airplane. the pentagon, having spent $19 billion, came to the conclusion that the single best way to find a bomb-making device or bomb- making material is the canine. we're not putting enough emphasis on expanding the use of canines. they are friendly, non infective. they are a simple way to find and fight these explosive devices. >> in terms of the dogs that you have seen, tsa supports the amtrak program. we have supported about 1/3 of the dog teams that they have. a fully equipped team with the trainer, the dog, so on and so forth, is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> per year? you think that is per year? hundreds of thousands of dollars? inspector parker, can you give me a sense of what a dog handler makes at amtrak? what is their annual salary, if you had to guess? >> it depen

minnick was quoted as saying at the time that he removed for machines -- four machines from his bar, but everyone put them back, so we put them back. in 2008, minnick said he paid $800 per year to baltimore county to operate each machine. favre owners typically advertise video gaming machines are for amusement only -- bar owners typically advertise video gaming machines are for the amusement only. >> it can cost those who own the license of anywhere from $2,000 to $15,000 in earnings. >> police are searching for a man who broke a windshield with a hammer. state police are asking for your help in finding the suspect. the man is believed to be in his 50's or 60's and about 200 pounds. he walked into the woods from a parking lot at the 1300 block of concourse road. the man was seen wearing a red and blue plaid shirt and jeans. brian eskelsen is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of a mother and daughter whose bodies were found in a baltimore county hotel last month. they were laid to rest today. her family told 11 news that she was engaged to eggleston. he is n

we bought three machines for the corpus christi airport. and there's probably a fourth one because delta used to come in there. why couldn't there just be one and a couple of t.s.a. agents? there are never that many people there. why are -- do we have any clue why we're spending multiple -- >> that's a great question. t.s.a. has an electronic baggage screening program which they're trying to move to what they term optimal solutions for each airport. essentially what that means in many cases they're trying to remove the stand-alone machines and use more efficient systems or even so-called in-line systems which require less personnel to operate. i'm not sure if that particular airport is on track to get an in-line system. >> let me go to mr. ron for a second. one of the things i hear consistently -- consist yently from my constituents -- try saying that three times fast -- is why don't we follow more of the israeli model of dealing with people instead of things? the answer i've gotten from a lot of people within our government is israel only

this machine is to benefit somebody personally and push this machine through our throats. there is no need for this machine in san francisco. she promised this would be stopped and about 100 machines are there. that will be it until we do further studies, but a few days ago in the meeting, they say you cannot stop us. we will sue you if you stop us. we need debra johnson to pay attention and have a meeting with us. >> next speaker, please. >> and good afternoon, board of directors. i'm from aero cab co. and black- and-white checkered cab. we are the third largest cab company in san francisco. there are two things about who we are that may not be readily apparent. the owners of aero and checker are former caddies who believe in looking out for the best interests of cabdrivers. we employ and partner with members of various ethnic and racial minority groups in this city, along with drivers with disabilities is independence knows no bounds. even though we do not represent the interests of big business, we do represent the interests of a considerable portion of your constituenc

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but, this was the first and last time the washing machines have seen the light of day. today, we found them on an upper shelf in a warehouse most still in their boxes. >> it is a little frustrated. i want to get things going so we can have those washing machines. >> reporter: the lieutenant is a veteran firefighter and a breast cancer survivor. firefighters say that the cancer rates among their ranks is rising in an alarming rate. >> when i was swearing in i was saying protect me from fires, police say safe but i never thought about cancer until i was in the oncology waiting room one day. >> reporter: they have been unable to install the washers because the electric wiring will not support them and upgrading the wiring, they say, is too expensive. >> if we paid for insulation for these machines to these stations that would exceed the amount of money that we have in our budget for each station. >> reporter: currently firefighters send their dirty unforms to a cleaning service for decontaminations. firefighters say they prefer the unused washing machines. >> dive in the b

this is the break for the voice machine -- teh brake. >> we have the original controller here. fortunately, the power is turned off. >> this room was built in 1913, but the national elevator cut actually was not introduced until 1921. >> tell us about this antique controller. what makes it different from a modern controller? >> the elevator is running on the original d.c. power. really simple in operation. does not include a lot of the features we would have in an elevator today, automatic door operation, dispatching, push button operation. none of those features are present, but this is the original from 1913. on this side, we have all the relays that actually control the elevator. the safety service -- city circuit, position, speed, and control of the power to the motor. >> here is a really interesting piece of historic machinery. tell us about this. >> this is one of the main safety devices of the elevator system, and the device still exists today even on modern elevators. it detects if the elevator is going into unsafe over speed conditions. it is attached to the road itsel

a complaint that an owner is paying off machines. why the allegations could cost thousands of dollars. >> baltimore county police raided the bar on june 29 and executed a warrant based on an illegal gambling complain and confiscated five electronic gaming devices. no arrests have been made and no charges filed. it is owned by a democrat representing donyell. public records indicate he is listed as one of the property owners. the delicate did not return our calls. we tried to reach him in person. we do not know the nature of the business but it may have involved lots of cash. several stacks of bills could be seen piled on the table. the gentleman approaching identified himself as daniel minnick. >> according to the liquor board, a minnick's is in good standing. the state comptroller's office offered -- conducted a crackdown on gaming machines. he was quoted as saying he removed four machines from his bar when the crackdown was announced but "everyone else put them back so we put them back in." it does not mean a great deal, he said bu

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machines where you know i don't like change from there anyway. thanks for that excuse me that's it for tonight's show thank you for tuning in make sure you come back tomorrow milou in a sense from kate i was going to be on to discuss the latest out of afghanistan how to peers that ten years in the pentagon isn't any closer to understanding the muslim world and i mean time to get become a fan of the show on facebook followers on twitter you can catch it all on you tube and coming up next is adam vs the max. mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range minster free. three stooges side free. download free broadcast plug in video for your media projects and free video donda r.t. dot com you. bill . they faced it this is not a provocation but a warning of. a full of shit that machete first step is already assured us a pretty picture it speaks of they have no idea about the hardships to face. plate one it is this is it all up to new things for any army the life of a usaf is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and

machine here's what he said. well really it's not. like i still think it will last. the problem is that the traditional media is really been exposed as nothing more than what is a little well they should say so what is public relations i think you need to go back to their turn comes from because the man was the father of this if he's the author of propaganda in their book propaganda because it is a book a lot you don't even know that he exposes the fact that the people that are actually pulling the strings were largely and for people that we've never heard and this is just being exposed more and more as being lied to by our government and the media and yes so many confirmed cases over the past. in all in what we consider journalism this is like. strong williams was being to promote no child left behind the bush administration all the way in. and case in of my where there cuban five were basically being smeared by might and all american instead of ok they think that you're talking about journalism. largely a product of the internet the internet super important and you

yeah and the other two hundred fifty are back scatter machines so it's kind of that almost funny image right i mean i think there's no more than eighty machines that actually do this and then we have something i've read somewhere between fourteen hours in plus airports in this country so my question is gay for privacy but but only for eighty machines and you know i don't like the left but i you guys came from there anyway i got to wrap it up thanks for that here's a letter for tonight's show thank you for tuning in to these come back tomorrow milou in a sense from kate i was going to be on to discuss the latest out of afghanistan how appears that ten years in the pentagon isn't any closer to understanding the muslim world and i need time to get into the family i want to show on facebook followers on twitter you can catch it all on you tube and coming up next is adam versus the next. you know somebody should see the story and see so. you think you understand it and then he did something else here's some other part of this and realize that everything you say you don't. charge is a big. d

but the inspection machine is expensive at around 20 million yen or $260,000 u.s., one machine can only handle so many animals. therefore the government is considering planned shipments in which the number of cows shipped will be restrict sewed that every single animal can be tested. that will require more inspection machines and a detailed understanding of the shipment plan. issues remain for this plan to be implemented. >> thank you for your report. >>. welcome to your weather update. we are looking very unsettled an stormy in parts of the asia-pacific region keeping an eye on two tropical storm storms the south and north east. heavy rain continues to impact the region as well. for the northern half of japan looking wet and stormy out again we've got flooding warnings, landslides warnings and the korean peninsula continues to deal with significant rainfall this morning. fortunately that system is finally losing steam in the afternoon but any additional rainfall is not good news after a devastating rain event. meanwhile china is starting to see significant rain from inland areas. this

we are also concerned that these machines are a whole body imaging machines will not find some of the weapons that were attempted to be used on december, in the december 2009 incident. and the list goes on. tsa spent millions of dollars on the technology that hasn't worked and remember the 207 puffer machines after spending 30 million having those employed those were put back on the shelf. the challenge before us is great. it's real. we have to deal with that threat and security threat to the nation. it's not going to go away. there is no end to the creativity of terrorists and wildlife her press recounts say that let's remember the 25,000 security breaches 1% or less than 1% unfortunately we have to be right all the time terrorists only have to get lucky ones. a lot of what we've been participating here and my personal opinion has been security theater and is not true lead on the job to secure the airports to the degree that we need to and i think one of the personal challenges we have is a nation is how we become more secure, and yet listened these if we don't get up every personal

reported that the san francisco fire department had received five new industrial strength washing machines that push out toxins from firefighters clothing. the money was donated by the firefighters cancer prevention foundation. today we found them on an upper shelf in a warehouse most still in their boxes. >> it's a little frustrating and i want to get things going so we can actually have those washing machines. >> reporter: lieutenant anita p eranti is a cancer survivor. >> i was swearing in, i was saying protect me from fire, please stay safe. but i never thought about cancer. until i was in the oncology waiting room. >> reporter: fire department officials say they have been unable to install the washers because the wiring in the aging fire houses will not support them. >> if we paid for installations for these machines to these stations, that would exceed the amount of money that we have in our budget for each station. >> reporter: currently firefighters send their uniforms to a cleaning service in lodite for decontamination. firefighters say they prefer the unused washing machines. >>

several complained about the machines. >> none of the machines worked this morning.l started going down one by one, so they weren't accepting debit cards and credit cards when the whole system crashed. >> the bridge district says replacing ticket agents with machines is just one of many ways to close an $89 million short fall. >> it's everything from a car pool toll put into place earlier this year for $3 to multitruck rate increase that goes into effect tomorrow to reducing our staff because technologies are there, more efficient and cost effective. >> i feel that workers should strike. i feel valid concern of theirs. and i would pay a little more to keep people employed. >> well that commuter will get his wish. fares are going up, but not to save jobs. had service resumes on saturday, fares are going up 5%. in the meantime, those commuters who did not get the message about this one-day strike tomorrow, they will have buses at the terminal during the morning commute and that is where they will drive passengers over to the golden gate bridge toll plaza where they can

she was malnourished, she was supported with a mechanical breathing machine, and she didn't have thetrength to move around. >> reporter: to buy some time doctors turned to the berlin heart. this is video of doctors implants the device in another patient. the fda just gave unanimous endorsement of the miniature pump for use of children in the u.s. it's in steps for approval. with the device doing the pumping audrey is stronger than ever. >> now her mom can hold her in her lap. she can open her eyes and look around. she's getting fed well and she's getting strength in a daily basis. she is moving, she smile, she opens her eyes, and she's actually happier than she was at home. >> reporter: now the berlin heart is not an instant solution. there's the danger of blood clots and infection. still audrey's doctors say they have every reason to believe she will get a heart transplant and go home and go on with her life. >>> authorities are looking to murdoch's son. james murdoch the chief operating officer of news corp. claimed he did not know about the hacking. but two former executives say h

officials say these sorts of machines are cost effective. they help the company keep better track of supplies. pleas just have to swipe their badges to get whatever items they need and i guess the company knows who swipes it. >> check out this. it is dramatic time lapse video of a massive dust storm out there in phoenix, arizona. now, the thunderstorm down drafts created a giant dust cloud 50 feet high and it just swept across the city. the wall of dust actually had wind gusts inside. those gusts knocked down the trees and the power poles. >> we thought it was a cloud. and we were like, oh, that's interesting. we are taking pictures then we got into it and it was just black. >> yeah, turns out it is monsoon season in arizona. dust storms actually fairly common this time of year but rarely are they this big or this strong. i didn't know they had monsoons. >> this is their rainy season out there. >> doesn't rain that much though, does it? >> no. actually, it canceled flights and delayed flights. >> i can only imagine. >> we actually -- kind of

several complained about the machines. >> none of the machines worked this morning.hey all started going down. one by one. they weren't accepting debit cards, then they weren't accepting credit cards and the whole thing just crashed. >> reporter: replacing them with machines is one of the ways to close an $89 million short fall. >> it's everything from a carport toll to a multiaxele truck increase, to reducing our staff, because technologies are there, that are more efficient and cost-effective. >> i feel that workers should strike. i feel the valid concern of theirs, and i would definitely pay a little bit more to keep people employeed. >> reporter: well that commuter will get his wish, but it won't be to keep the jobs. beginning saturday, when service resumes, fares will go up 5%. meantime, anyone who did not get the message tomorrow that there is that one day strike, they plan to bring buses to the lawrenceberg terminal, where they will ferry people over to the golden gate plaza. that's where people can pick up buses that will take them into san francisco. >>> mor

and the other two hundred fifty are back scatter machines so it's kind of that almost funny image i mean i think there's no more than eighty machines that actually do this and then we have something i've read somewhere between fourteen thousand plus airports in this country so my question is for privacy but only for eighty machines and. you got to wrap it up thanks for that. thank you for tuning in and make sure you come back tomorrow milou in the center and kate i was going to be on to discuss the latest out of afghanistan how the fear is that ten years in the pentagon isn't any closer to understanding the muslim world and we time to get to the family launch on facebook followers on twitter you can catch you tube and coming up next is adam versus the next. in. a sea of nature and discoveries buzy. a communicate with the want to. test yourself and become free. to. see what nature can give you. a telemarketer broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. download the official and see how to take a shit job on the phone on called touch from the on choose o

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vending machines aren't just for drinks and snacks. facebook is filling them with computer accessories. here's one of the computer vending machines. >> this is frictionless it. an employer needs something and they take the badge and they badge in. they have everything that they need. they have power supplies and key boards. >> facebook says they're cost effective by keeping better track of the supplies. the employees swipe badges and get what they need. the company hopes to eliminate supply cabinets by the end of the year. >>> the bw parkway is open tonight. it was shutdown for four hours. we have a bizarre attack near 195. a man armed with a shotgun beat at a mobile speed camera. the operator was inside. the worker got away. investigators are still searching for the guy right now. >>> robbers pretending to be cops, forcing their way into your home. that's the question tonight. it's happened three times in the last week most recent was tuesday morning on the city's westside. these guys wore official shirts and badges. then, people worr

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have any professional institution you don't have any communication system to talk against the war machine you just have the peace movement when nobody funds it would be fun i can tell you as someone who's worked in the peace movement for many years nobody funds it if i had a dime for everybody who has emailed me complaining about all the money i get from george soros i'd be rich. i could actually talk to george soros you know but you know what nobody does and there's no corporate media in the united states that isn't complicit that isn't making money off the war machine and that goes for rupert murdoch too i mean this is a major crime boss being threatened with parking tickets here this is a guy who pushed to openly confesses to having pushed these wars that's criminal ok let's talk about the media war machine because when this war in libya first broke out the mainstream media characterized these rebels i think it's fair to say that many characterize them as they heroes of democracy championing democracy now recently we've seen a few mainstream articles stories coming out new york times c

have any professional institution you don't have any communication system to talk against the war machine you just are for peace movement when nobody funds it but what people and i can tell you as someone who's worked in the peace movement for many years nobody funds it if i had a dime for everybody who's emailed me complaining about all the money i get from george soros i'd be rich i could actually talk to george soros you know but no but nobody does and there's no corporate media in the united states that got it that isn't complicit but isn't making money off the war machine and that goes for rupert murdoch too i mean this is a major crime boss being threatened with parking tickets here this is a guy who pushed who openly confesses to having pushed these wars that's criminal. campaigner for various action david swanson and a lot of foreign dignitaries always visit washington but today we are taking special note a special visitor mind you did talk about war in libya russian foreign minister sergey lavrov is in town and while you toured our studios yesterday today he met with u.s. secreta

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welcome back my guest tonight is the lead singer of florence and the machine.dthemachine." please welcome florence welch. [cheers and applause] hey, florence, lovely to meet you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: besides being just a slip of a thing, you are also a young thin. two years ago you were discovered, if i'm not mistaken, singing drunkenly -- [laughter] -- in a girl's bathroom. true? >> it's true actually, yes. >> stephen: it's true. every time i drink and go sing in a girl's bathroom i get in trouble. [laughter] why is it different for you? what happened? >> my manager was running a club night in soho and i went there and we went into the bathroom to talk about boys and i was pretending i had a band but i didn't. i said i can sing. i sung her a snip et of this etta james song and she put me to play at a chris pass party. >> stephen: you are on tour in the united states. it's called the cosmic -- grammy nominated. not a grammy winner. oom a grammy winner. you lost to spaulding. you were robbed. i should have lost to justin bei

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