it s also double the cost. it costs about $3,000 to be installed on just one street corner. video surveillance in the u.s. is a $10 billion business. that number soared in the years after 9/11 which saw 30 million new cameras added to the streets. the tragedies have an impact on our industry. we re very concerned. we don t want to be perceived as opportunistic. from real ones to dummyies to the inconspicuous, to those monitored by humans. millions of cameras watch over the u.s. as part of the roughly $60 billion spent annually on domestic security but can we afford it sdm. this definitely is a time of fiscal austerity. and how much should cost be a factor in american safety. in london the suspects behind the railway bombings in 2005 were identified by name in just a few days. that s because the city has roughly one camera for every 14 people. a total of half a million.
didn t do anything. that s right. what do we learn from this sdm. we re not only talking about other coaches, university officials, powerful alumni, and i ll bet dollars to doneuts, there are cops and maybe right up the law enforcement chain who knew. in their heart of hearts if not directly, what was going on. the jury has been deliberating for more than a day. what does this mean? they have a lot to go through. it doesn t mean much in the sense that jurors, i have always found as a trial lawyer, as a judge, that they take the responsibility very seriously. they will go through, i believe, every count. they will take that vote, they will be sure they re satisfied with the results. so if it takes a long time, many defense attorneys go that s good for us, but this number of counts, if they were to come back this evening, i would be a little surprised. what was your reaction when jerry sandusky did not take the stand? how could he? i was reading a line and this
out a plan palatable to both sides, and there s a separate push for the balanced budget amendment. the president suggested this morning that the u.s. doesn t have time have for any proposals. we don t need a constitutional amendment to do our jobs. the constitution already tells us to do our jobs and to make sure that the government is living within its means and making responsible choices. so it this notion that we re going to go through a multi-year process instead of seizing the moment now and taking care of our problems is a typical washington response. we don t need more studies. we don t need a balanced budget amendment. we simply need to make these tough choices and be willing to take on our bases. everybody knows that. so august 2nd is the looming deadline. that s the day when the treasury warns the u.s. will have to decide which bills it will pay and which ones won t get paid. with no talks scheduled at the white house today, house republicans offering up their o
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can actually get through. so one of the things you suggest is to shop around. yeah. you know, like we said, prices can vary widely in block to block especially in times of rising gas prices. using technology or using your eyes looking out for the best prices as you go through the corner to work and school and also paying cash can really come out saving you money. a lot of stations charge more for credit, sticking with cash can give you a nice discount. that is a good tip. one of the other things you say is shop smart. what do you mean by that? yeah. shop smart. you know if you re on vacation, avoiding gas stations near the interstate. they tend to charge more to take advantage of the travelers. avoiding filling up in an afluent neighborhood. they tend to charge more per gallon as well. sdm. i actually have a question, but we ll get to that after we dig through more of these. you said use the web. how can that help you when