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thap passenger gets off like -- this white scooter here, that's the one i want. >> look at that. >> just starts sawing the lock. >> there's a ton of people on the street. >> nobody's like 911 we got an emergency. >> even if you did call police, they're never going to get there in time. these guys use these cordless power tools. bingo, it's gone. >> yep. and that's exactly how it went too. hopped right on that white scooter and took off. this situation happened back in february, but police are looking for help in finding these guys so they recently released the footage hoping to get help. >>> moving over to canada. these fellas are just dumb to me. they roll up on a car dealership and they're in the beater van where there's all these security cameras rolling. one of these things is not like the other. >> not only rolling but a manned security camera because it is moving about and zooming in. >> exactly. >> and they wore their camo too. >> of course. they weren't trying to steal the cars. they were trying to steal the tires. >> oh, my gosh. looks like he set off the alarm in the truck too.

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these rules was a decision on the rule but rather an opportunity to look at the process and make sure thaps administration is going to move forward and if so how. >> but the general counsel sent an e-mail -- usdot asking that it be delayed until january 2019 saying industry's facing some real challenges with both parts of these regulations and we need more time to implement it. >> i think asking for more time to implement something is -- is imminently fair. i don't know if you were here earlier when i went through the list of things that we have been doing to work with the disabled community both on training, on increasing lab size, on information that's being put out to our crews and the discussions we're having with the pva. so this is an area that we've spent an enormous amount of time on, i can tell you in the last three years. we take it seriously and i think we're making progress. if we need more time, you know, i think that that's an reasonable request for more time. >> as someone who travels and has traveled way wheelchair for over a decade now, i've seen no improvement and if anyth

-- plain language slashing medicaid, to most , people, main language would mean we spend this year thap last year. no. that is not true. it is one year with a tiny dip , because of the cliff caused by the ahca on the medicaid expansion states, but generally speaking all we do is slow the , rate of growth, which is to say we are spending more on medicaid every single year, i think except for and you could one, call that a slash but back home, when people say you slash spending on something, i think they would expect you to think that you are spending less money one year versus the previous year. the snap, what we do on snap is a couple of different things and we could take more time on this if you like. we do ask for an able body work requirement. we could go into the fact that snap went up dramatically during the down furn from roughly 28 million people on the program before the recession to 78 -- 47 million people people on the program at the height of the recession. the most recent number we have is 42 million or or 44 million. we are back near to what we call full employment, and we'