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people hope that the safeguards are appropriate so that the government isn't totally blind. >> the argument one could make is apple shouldn't be deciding this issue of privacy. yes, there should be privacy, the government should be very careful with this data, but those are decisions to be made by the elected representatives of government, not by a private company. >> well, even apple would agree. i don't think apple is going to defy -- maybe they will take it all the way to the supreme court to make sure the government really insists and that it's totally the government's responsibility and that they can say, okay, we -- either we don't like the safeguards of this country or we don't like the safeguards of other countries and, hey, we resisted this, but we had no choice. other than -- so i think at the end of the day the government will decide about this, and in the meantime, the debate about, oh, do we have the right to safe gord some place, what is the role of government in terms of being able to see bad things or enforce its laws, you know, that's all been -- although i disagre

the blind got everything set much credit for it cause he we came in and got all the glory. (buck) we came in at the finish and frick is a fine gentleman i've enjoyed meeting him and he's your right hand man isn't he? (grant) absolutely he's been with us the whole hunt, behind the scenes helping us out. (buck) so thank you to frick for lining this up for us he actually brought in the baboon a couple of days ahead of time while we were hunting other animal species and kind of got this whole sand bar bated up nicely. (grant) absolutely and did a good job building the blind for us and we just came in and put the finishing touches in. (buck) that was a cool blind too wasn't it? (grant) absolutely. (buck) shout out to frick! he's the man. (frick) thank you very much sir. congratulations on your croc. (buck) well this has been a blast hanging out with you today in mozambique watching the crocodiles in action thank you again grant. (grant) well done buck. (buck vo) for more info on booking a safari to mozambique contact mashambanzou safaris numbers. i'm buck mcneely join me again next time f

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die. but too much oxygen, they could go blind. the "support" study was searching for the sweet spot. dr. john lantos: the question is -- what level of oxygen would be babies as possible without having the survivors become blind? sharyl: to find out, the infants were randomly assigned, as with the flip of a coin, to either a low oxygen group or a high oxygen group. the study reached a tragic and conclusion -- the babies in the high oxygen group were more likely to go blind. those unlucky enough to have been put in the low oxygen group were more likely to die. when the findings became known, similar research around the world was halted midstream. bioethicist dr. john lantos defended the "support" study as an expert witness against families who unsuccessfully sued for damages, including bernita and sharrissa. dr. lantos: this was a study that was well-designed, conducted to the highest ethical standards, with a completely adequate consent that was conducted without harming any babies and led to an important finding that's gonna save lots of lives. sharyl: on nearly every point, dr. mic

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front of his eyes. >> pretty sure he's blind. >> he thinks that blindness is a result of the medication that the dog is given. so they're going to hopefully wash that medication out of his system and hopefully he can see again. >> we are coming along well. looks like these signs are going to be temporary. >> this dog was legislated to be put down. so they are rescuing this dog at the very last minute. >> you hear about dogs getting put down for one of those things, let alone the multitude this poor dog's been suffering. >> you almost would want to put it out of its misery. i mean that dog is sick. >> that's what makes dr. matt so cool. he turns a miracle. >> on his day off, i might add. here he gives the dog a vision test by moving his hand toward the eye and the dog doesn't move. but the good thing is he starts treating the dog. the dog gets a bath. but then a day or two later he notices something very important. >> two days and i have good news. this little boy can see me. >> he does believe that the blindness is diminishing in the dog. so he lets the dog loose and has rem

inside. more than 300 blind date books have been chosen. the goal is to encourage people to take chance on a new book... and on love. while most readers never meet each other... grassroots say they've seen pairings come out of blind date with a book. because we set up a table this year, there's room to work together and we've actually seen blind date with a book customers exchange phone numbers, start to talk about a book they love together, so we think we might be actually contributing to love in reno. each book will be on display until 8 tonight. not a bad day to curl up with a book today..... mild temperatures, but a little overcast. dick stoddard has a look at your weather now forecast. high pressure near the west coast will keep above average generally light winds into early next week, except for some stronger gusts in higher elevations on sunday. a fast moving storm will bring a return of wintry conditions wednesday and thursday with gusty week.... even when there isn't any wind. that's because it's part of a test by the nevada department of transportation. they will test t

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the blind customers. according to the lawsuit filed in san francisco, amc, quote, rarely provides appropriate functioning audio sdrupgs devices to blind customer -- destruction de to blind customers. amc staff sometimes hand blind customers devices intended for those who are deaf. amc did not respond to a request for comment. >>> hollywood is waking up to here is what happened. the survey looked at major acting roles, directors hired at the very top, sony pictures and the weinstein company. performing the worst, paramount pictures got an f in diversity. this news comes a week ahead of the oscars and the diversity of the nominees has been getting attention. you've heard a lot about this. the 888th academy awards is sunday night. chris rock will be hosting for the second time since 2005. we'll see how they plays out. a lot of them are expecting him to bring this to light. >> even if he does with humor. >> he probably will. >>> it is 5:48. let's check on the weather before you head out the door. >> not bad. temperatures are you not a time yesterday. you might need long sleeves for th

to help you find your literary soul mate with its annual 'blind date with a book' event. customers are invited to pick out their favorite book in the store... wrap them and attach a clue hinting of the contents inside. more than 300 blind date books have been chosen. the goal is to encourage people to take chance on a new book... and on love. while most readers seen pairings come out of blind date with a book. because we set up a table this year, there's room to work together and we've actually seen blind date with a book customers exchange phone numbers, start to talk about a book they love together, so we think we might be actually contributing to love in reno. each book will be on display until 8 tonight. today is valentine's day, but tomorrow is president's day. just as a reminder, most washoe county offices will be closed tomorrow. here's a list of some of the places where you won't be able to conduct business tomorrow - but... the office of the county clerk at the washoe county complex will be open. the administrative offices for the city of reno will also be closed. reno rec