Everybody is saying, this storm, we have to go home. the canners aren t going home, they re out on the streets right now. matthew, i don t think this is maybe a phenomenon just limited to new york city. it probably says something about the high cost of living here. i have been in rural maine, for instance. one thingnoticed is there seems to be a proliferation of these bottle redemption centers. like out of people s backyards, they open them up, they offer 6 cents a can. i have been noticing that. can you explain the economics of this industry, the bottle redemption industry? not just the people themselves who are picking up the cans on the street but the next step up. how do they make money? is there much money in that for people? you re absolutely right. there s more and more people doing this all around the country. we have been filming a lot in oklahoma and there s bottle and can collectors in oklahoma. we came out of a screening at the academy of motion picture arts and science
Those jobs which is everything that we are talking about, their collegial and working tot a ing and not thinking about themselves, and the next step up the ladder, but they are thinking to do that job, you have to be very community organize and you are worried about your correspondent, and the people higher up, and you are not necessarily thinking about your own political future and your own job future, so what i worry is that they do very well in those jobs burk nen the boys who are thinking about the next step over them. yes shgs s, it is the nice g finish last, and getting through the door may take more to get up the ladder. yes, they need shoulders, because the women on the plane were mainly big boys coming in to get the stories, but it is up to the stories and the outlets to identify young folks and women who are in the pipeline and to give them some support and mentoring. you don t often see that
abandoning ship related charges. in these new pictures you actually see people in life jackets standing inside of the ship. the ship hit a sandbar or perhaps some rock and then it listed and eventually tipped right over into the water. at least three people are confirmed dead. many remain missing at this hour. here is how one survivor described the ordeal. the boat tipped like he was turning, but it didn t re-turn to level on the other side of the ship which was the high side at this point. the life boats got stuck and there were people hanging well in the life boats safely but hanging in mid air for a long time. children crying and screaming and people actually jumping. we heard that passengers jumped not passengers, but crew members jumped at the end into the water. reporter barbie nado is following the story from the port where the survivors have been taken and where the search is being coordinated. barbie, what more can you tell us about the captain allegedly aban
Willing. is this different from when they said they did not want help? guest: it is early. the government plan is making the preliminary assessment what has happened and what will be needed. but in the first hours and days after the earthquake the search-and-rescue teams are needed and the teams have started to arrive from cre i from korea, america, mexico and other countries. they will be on the ground quickly helping to save lives in the first hours, finding the survivors. alisyn: that is vital and beyond search-and-rescue what can the dozens of countries do? guest: the next step up is doing a full assessment of what has happened and make a measure of what the needs of the government are and what the needs that cannot be met in the country. that will happen quickly and the united nations also has been asked by the government of japan to deploy teams to help with that so we have those teams in
Lines, there s going to be more information coming out about dignitary protection that was provided in that procession when the city manager said not to use any police resources to have anything to do with this funeral. everyone in this police department in the command staff wants to ingratiate themselves to whoever is in charge so they can see who the next step up will be to. they forget about how they were criticized as police officers for the actions they ve taken. so tell me how the police officers in dallas are feeling right for you, especially those who were basically ordered to come and give this escort. we as police officers do what we re told, whether we like it, whether it s politically correct or not. but the police officers in dallas, we have 3600 police officers here. 90% of them are absolutely livid. they re embarrassed. they re disgusted. and quite honestly, they re fed up. they see this as a slap in their face and the slap in the face of the 79 dallas police officer