richard taylor has been looking at whether technology can stop would—be perpetrators in their tracks.e dilemma. how do you keep the world's entertainment capital safe for revellers, without turning it into a party pooping security fortress? a next—generation security solution... patriot 0ne believes it has the answer. using unobtrusive sensors which generate information feeds which can be assessed to see if someone is carrying a weapon. this vegas casino resort is now rolling out the technology which has been in testing for the past two years. we have got various bits of hardware here... the system can be discreetly placed in, say, a building entrance or a turnstile — and unlike a metal detector, it creates an invisible fence you wouldn't even know was there. so if i'm carrying a concealed weapon on my person, or worse still with intent on an act of violence, the system as it is deployed here invisibly and these planters, the ai making a determination of whether this is benign and alerting security authorities to take the relevant action. the patscan device works on several levels. th

richard taylor has been looking at whether technology can stop would—be perpetrators in their tracks. capital safe without turning it into a party pooping security fortress? patriot 0ne believes it has the answer, using unobtrusive sensors which generate information feeds which can be assessed to see if someone is carrying a weapon. this vegas casino resort is now rolling out the technology, which has been in testing for the past two years. we have got various bits of hardware here... the system can be placed in a building entrance or a turnstile, and unlike a metal detector it creates an invisible fence. you wouldn't even know it was there. if i am carrying a concealed weapon on my person, or worse still, intent on an act of violence, the system as it is deployed here invisibly in these planters, can kick in, the ai making a determination of whether or not this is benign and alerting the security authorities to take the relevant action. the pat scan device works on several levels. the one thing emits residents frequency patterns that identify all the shape of an object. another senso

richard taylor has been looking at whether technology can stop would—be perpetrators in their tracks.nment capital safe for revellers, without turning it into a party pooping security fortress? a next—generation security solution... patriot one believes it has the answer. using unobtrusive sensors which generate information feeds which can be assessed to see if someone is carrying a weapon. this vegas casino resort is now rolling out the technology which has been in testing for the past two years. we have got various bits of hardware here... the system can be discreetly placed in, say, a building entrance or a turnstile — and unlike a metal detector, it creates an invisible fence you wouldn't even know was there. so if i'm carrying a concealed weapon on my person, or worse still with intent on an act of violence, the system as it is deployed here invisibly and these planters, the ai making a determination of whether this is benign and alerting security authorities to take the relevant action. the patscan device works on several levels. the one sensor emits residents frequency patterns

richard: sure. taylor: hi, richard. i'm taylor with las vegas mini gran prix. richard: oh, okay. the track, i made a phone call to richard childress, who, in my opinion, is one of the most storied nascar owners in the history of nascar. his two grandkids are actually racers for him, and one of the things that i like about him is he understands there's a difference between family and business. he struggles with being the owners' kid. richard: oh. let me tell you, we've done that with austin and ty both and my grandsons, so it's just a tough deal that you got to go out and bring yourself to do it. the main thing, treat people like you want to be treated, and you'll succeed. that's the advice i would give. matisun: that's great. lemonis: thank you, boss. i also wanted taylor to meet kyle busch. now, kyle busch is a multi-champion nascar driver who happened to be from las vegas. this is my friend, taylor. kyle: taylor barton. taylor: good to see you. kyle: what's up, man? how's it going? how are you? matisun: you guys know each other, right? kyle: we do know each other. lemonis: so t

richard taylor has been looking at whether technology can stop would—be perpetrators in their tracks.rate information feeds which can be assessed to see if someone is carrying a weapon. this vegas casino resort is now rolling out the technology which has been in testing for the past two years. we have got various bits of hardware here... the system can be discreetly placed in, say, a building entrance or a turnstile — and unlike a metal detector, it creates an invisible fence you wouldn't even know was there. so if i'm carrying a concealed weapon on my person, or worse still with intent on an act of violence, the system as it is deployed here invisibly and these planters, the ai making a determination of whether this is benign and alerting security authorities to take the relevant action. the patscan device works on several levels. the one thing emits residents frequency patterns that identify the shape of an object. another sensor creates a magnetic field and detects disturbances as an object passes through. but the real smarts lie in the ai algorithms. within seconds, they assess th

taylor: victor anthony of aegis capital, thank you for joining us. apple is making another investment in its streaming service. butlerhbo ceo richardduction company will develop original movies and tv shows exclusively for apple tv plus. another sign of apple's growing investment in hollywood and its ability to attract top talent as it competes for viewers with the likes of netflix, amazon and disney. here to help break it down is shaw joininglucas us from los angeles. how big a win is this for apple? lucas: it is a big one. few entertainment executives have a better reputation than richard butler, worked for hbo for close to 30 years during the heyday of what you would consider hbo, starting with the sopranos and recently with game of thrones and the watchmen. he was ceo for the past six years and really only left after at&t came in and bought time warner, hbo parent, and had plans to change hbo and make it less independent. butler had really run his own company and had his own team for a very long time and wanted no part of at&t's vision. he left and decided to start a production company and lean into the relationships that he ha

from california, taylor, from strike for peace from philadelphia, and i got ready to leave children and husbands. no one mentioned the bombing. stewart meachum, dick fernandez, richard faulk and i met to discuss how to stop nixon from using the capture pilots as a pretext for perpetuating the war. when americans flew over the north, they bombed villages and rice paddies them everything. they were also shot down, and the pilots who parachuted were captured and taken prisoner. the nixon administration claimed, with possibly good reason, that the pilots were being tortured, and of course, in war, that's always a possibility, and nixon wouldn't stop the bombing until the vietnamese stopped the torture and released the men. of course, if they stopped to the bombing, they wouldn't have prisoners of war. families of the missing men, missing because only a few new who was dead or alive, joined the nexen campaign. stuart meachum came up with a suggestion that since nearly all families had no idea if their pilot sons, fathers, or husbands had been captured, killed, or were missing in action, we should offer to find out by letting them write a letter once a month and receive a

richard told us Ãhe would become the head of the chamber of commerce. an important citizen and man about town. like mayor tayloruld come around anybody in his family always got a shot with the mayor. he thought these newcomers looked like a lifeline for south lawndale. he got a bunch of people together and as he recalls, what about the mexican community? we should appeal to that group and try to bring them in. he invited mariotti's to the chamber of commerce's night of nights. he sponsored a mexican independence day celebration in 1964. he would individually welcome - - the center of little villages business community. he would, in order to do this, hire at the mexican real estate agents who could speak both english and spanish and help the first mexican-americans and later, mexicans, move into the neighborhood. now, even more important than all of this, he persuaded his associates and neighbors to issue particular kinds of home loans. federally backed fha insured loans to this? these newcomers that made housing more affordable and meant they were no longer subject to audible exploitive practices. now, let's be

so having taylor or the colonel speak where people can see these hearings will educate one way or another. i think the house will likely impeach i know richard nixon didn't do some things and tromp of asking for an government to help with the election but i don't know what i would do with a trial in the senate because it is a jury and we should weigh the evidence and at that point not listen to public opinion. but the hearings are important and history shows to have a huge impact. but those were the same hearings and the titanic hearings and i was in the room writing the affordable care act so that hearings have a gravitas. and senators know how to do tha that. >> so since we are talking about impeachment people are asking what would it take for the republicans right now to stand up so the impeachment hearings will happen but that they are changing their mind for the support for the president so what would it take is there any possibility of that quick's and to think this president is not informed many people think he lies a lot and is a racist. >> they are not for fundamental reasons they like what he does and very young judges. they like h