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We dont do that anymore. gentlemen, im telling you the ones that will write a love letter and give it to the girl and not in a stalker way. she has to like you back. but that is just -- >> this is the thing. i used to write the letters, but you cant get it to them unless you stalk them. >> put it under their pillow. >> you are an old-fashioned guy. when we were kids, dont you remember when kids used to take the handle bars off and they put a steering wheel on it? or they would take the forks off...

People started posting pictures of these very long lines, carts full, going nowhere. it was some sort of glitch at the check out and immediately people are saying hey what in the world is going on at target. there was a hack at christmas. the company said no, it was an annoyance, it was a minor glitch. it was not anything related to the hack attack. there was one woman who love to tweet, computers are down at target, longest lines that ive ever seen. they are handing out water and popcorn. feels...

The series of sensors and infra red signals guides them to precise locations where carts are waiting transfer to or from the units. once in position beneath the cart, the agv gently lifts it off the ground and takes it away. they are powered by nickel cadmium batteries. >> they will get a charge in the battery area and go out for one service around the jail. and then they will return to the battery area to get a quick charge, usually about three minutes and its ready to go. >> they deliver about...

Have robots popping us out for pod time. no more deputies, just straight robots. >> that in turn will help the budget. >> that will help the -- >> deputy, do you see your job going the way of a robot? >> no, i dont think so. >> with silicon valley only 40 miles to the southwest, not everyone in santa rita is -- by the agvs. >> i wouldnt classify them as robots. i would classify them as pushers. they push carts from point a to point b. its not a big deal, not gps technology. its kind of robbie th...

>> twice a week there is a late night ritual at the santa rita jail that makes life just a little easier for many of the 3,000 inmates incarcerated here. >> this is the food that they get every week. they can purchase with their own money. they can buy hygiene products, any snacks they want throughout the week. yeah, anything they need. other than the basic meals they get. >> commissary. >> since inmates are not allowed to carry cash they purchase commissary with money. friend or family deposit ...

To the housing units here at santa rita jail. were a half mile fence to fence, so it would take a lot of inmates, a lot of the inmate labor, deputies to supervise is the inmates to transport those items to the units so these robots do it for us. were the only facility i know that actually has this kind of a system. it runs is 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> the agvs utilize a wire guided navigation system which is built into two miles of track running between all the jails housing units an...

Service around the jail. and then they will return to the battery area to get a quick charge, usually about three minutes and its ready to go. >> they deliver about 1,000 meals a day. this is a custom design that was designed specifically for the sheriffs department. and theyre designed in this shape so they fit underneath the food carts. >> santa rita robots. this is how our meals are brought to us. >> some inmates even foresee a day when robots might just replace some other common fixtures at ...

>> today she still works long hours at the store and is thankful that lucky ax was close by. its the early morning hours of june 3rd, 1999, at this albertsons supermarket in las vegas. 23-year-old zack emmenneger is working the graveyard shift. >> its a typical day. i mean nothing was out of the ordinary at all. at all. >> at 5:15 a.m., a security camera is trained on the east entrance of the store. an employee can be seen pushing a row of carts away. seconds later, a man named zane floyd stri...

Poth cease. they are going to need some luck. it is a very big area to search. if the thought is that the plane did not break up into literally thousands of pieces and is a big item on the floor of the ocean, then, even without the pinger, the side scan sonar will have a much better chance of finding it. >> hey, what about what mary is saying right there? what if the plane didnt break up? how likely to you think that is. how would that have to transpire and what are the implications? >> this is ...

Plane landing at hundreds of miles an hour not breaking up, the stuff is going to spread around. we have people, as we have been hearing about, major assets deployed. we have fisherman and merchantmen going through the ocean and people on the beaches you expect to find these things turning up in ordinary peoples hands. there was a firefighting bottle that turned up in the maldives and it went viral. >> there are a lot of things, like the carts that go up and down the row, those float and will st...