rick smith is a c.e.o. of taser and joins us. libby casey explains the camera cost is a few hundred dollars, the storage is where the real money is. tell me what the cost is of police operating with body cameras. ? >> well, we offer a variety of different plans to store the data, starting with $15 up to a maximum of $80. which either those plans included replacement of the storage. >> let me ask you, there has been discussions about conflicts. questions raised between the relationship, between taser and law enforcement. the associate press showed that taser covers air fare and hotel stays for police chiefs, and hires retired police chief as consultants. you acknowledge that could look like a conflict of interest. >> yes, i think we need to be clear. we did not pay for the air fares of police chiefs. talking about it with albuquerque, the largest user, he offered to speak at conferences on his experience, which we felt was valuable for others to interact with someone who is running cameras longer than anyone else. we couldn't expe

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rick smith. >> but you don't to have change your name.he can still be zoe selldonna and where her male said whatever her name is. >> in one has to change your name. steve and i were married for seven years before we had kid. i only used the name jen fredrick on tv on my credit cards, passport, driver's license everything was my made even name. i never change my name. then it was good on tv, and kid were born and now i just did that. how do i look, i'm a new person. >> my friend is being married and she doesn't want to lose her last name. she will make it her middle name, and then take his last name. >> a a lot of people do that. >> yeah. >> unless she gets that third ring she doesn't need to change that name. >> you don't need to change it. >> where did this whole thing start where woman took the man's last name. we have to go way back. >> in some places you get both last name. you could be jen diaz diaz or jennifer romero cortez. selma heyek and those people penelope cruz their family name is like cruz die as. they go together. >> i hear

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. >> jimmy: oh, forget about what just happened. [ light laughter ] next one sent in by rick smith ina. he was online researching doctors. he came across this guy. dr. richard d. stiff. [ laughter ] best part, he's a gynecologist. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! dick stiff. >> jimmy: dick stiff, that's correct. >> steve: dr. dick stiff. >> jimmy: dr. dick stiff. >> steve: could be a urologist. >> jimmy: he's not a urologist. no. that's probably too hard. that job. [ laughter ] >> steve: that job's probably -- >> jimmy: i had to do it. >> steve: he's got a great staff. >> jimmy: he does have a great staff. [ laughter ] the one guy is a little nuts. [ laughter ] >> steve: one is a little nuts. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: he's frazey! >> jimmy: this guy is frazey over there. >> steve: that one guy got sacked. >> jimmy: he did get sacked. that is sad. [ laughter ] but, you know, he did have some stiff competition. that's true. [ laughter ] >> steve: but besides that. >> jimmy: by the way, he's a a real doctor. we checked him out. [ laughter ] that's a real person. that's not fake thing. >> steve

rick smith is east goshen township manager. his township meets a.d.a. s because only the curb cutout is required. there is no mandate to add sidewalks. something advocates consider doing the bare minimum. smith suggests disabled people use the street to get to the ramps. >> if they rode down the center -- i mean down this shoulder, and then they came to this ramp, what good does it do for them? >> well the a.d.a. requirement is that it provides the same opportunity for the disabled person as it does for a walker a person who walks. >> reporter: we also found ramps to nowhere in middletown township, delaware county. >> over the yearsóowo the township has developed and historically there was not a big demand for sidewalk. >> reporter: this is the middletown township manager. they meet a.d.a. requirements too. he says the township plans to connect some cutouts to sidewalks as part of a bigger project but not all of them. >> the idea of putting in sidewalks everywhere you can't address it everywhere immediately. you have to kind of say where's the main deman

evan smith thank you very much. >>> rick perry is the 10th major republican candidate in the gop presidential there are plenty more coming. to participate in the first gop debate on fox news in august a candidate needs to be in the top ten in polling. now perry just makes the cut, polling in 10th place in the real clear politics average with 3% support. joining me now, a man whom i bet -- i bet you could get 3% in a national poll. >> i believe it -- >> host of "the majority report." >> i may throw my hat in the ring. >> casey alluded to it. let's remember the value proposition of the rick perry campaign back in 2012 which was kind of great. it was basically you've gotten mitt romney and the base doesn't like him. you have michele bachmann, herman cain, implausible, and then you have the ven diagram intersection. here i am. everyone was excited. >> right. >> and now he is like number three in all of those slots. >> right. >> except in -- i think that's why we saw the sort of promotion the his military record. except in that one area. i mean he has -- there's no other governor who can -- who ha

. >> joining me from austin, evan smith, evan, we were going back through the 2012, sort of following the clippings of the 2012 incredible rise and fall of governor rickry's presidential candidate. why was that such a disaster and what should lead anyone to believe that disaster will not be repeated once he's off prompter and not giving a prepared speech and doing things he proved himself incapable of doing on the trail the last time around? >> the two big issues last time is his health was not good and preparedness was not good. beyond thanks it went perfectly. his record, as you said, as governor of texas, the economic record particularly was very strong and a lot of us thought that would be enough to carry him to the top of the pact but he blew it. the problem was he blew it in a very weak field, and his big challenge in this election, chris, i would say is not simply being better prepared and for healthy but realize income a field of 15 or 20 republicans, even the worst of whom is better that some of the best last time. he's going to have to figure out how to stand out, the veterans think today was one thing and i would agree with you. it was defi