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Contracts." $3 billion is an amount of money the human brain cannot comprehend. making it more incomprehensible how much $3 billion is. the amount declared as it leaves the airport is vast in a nation where the gross domestic product last year totalled $13.5 billion. more declared cash flies out of kabul each year than the afghan government collects in tax and customs revenue nationwide. more cash -- and this is the legal stuff, flies out of afghanistan in suitcases and stacked on pallets than g...

Dont know why she thinks that might be happening. maybe its because of the pallets full of cash that are being airlifted out of kabul every day. today the "wall street journal" followed up on an article that somewhere on the order of a billion dollars a year has been flown in cash out of kabul airport every year for the last three years. and thats the above board take. quote, the cash packed into suitcases, piled onto pallets and loaded into airplanes is declared and legal to move, but u.s. and ...

Line the pockets of corrupt afghan government officials, drug lords, and terrorists. dont know why she thinks that might be happening. maybe its because of the pallets full of cash being airlifted out of kabul every day. today the "wall street journal" followed up on reporting done by the "washington post" in february that millions of dollars a day, somewhere on the order of $1 billion a year has been flown in cash out of kabul airport every year for the last three years, and thats the above boa...

Incomprehensible is how much money $3 billion is. in a country like afghanistan. quote, the amount declared as it leaves the airport is vast in a nation where the gross domestic product last year totaled $13.5 billion. more declared cash flies out of kabul each year than the afghan government collects in tax and customs revenue nationwide. more cash, and this is the legal stuff, flies out of afghanistan in suitcases and stacked on pallets than gets collected in taxes in the entire country in a y...

Since 2004. many of them from eastern europe. the recession has made some of them homeless and without a job. heres a look at what we found there. meet milash, for the last year hes been living on the banks of the river with his partner in a tent made of plastic tarp and old wooden pallets. you stay here all winter, december, january, february, youre here? >> here. >> reporter: its too cold. too cold. >> here. >> reporter: yeah? hes from slovakia, under eu regulations both can work here legally ...

University of texas say they are working on an exercise pill. they say they have found two ways to trick human muscles into thinking exercise has taken place. both drugs have apparently been tested on mice and were told they worked. researchers say these pills cant offer all the benefits of physical exercise. they also say a safe exercise pill wont be widely available for at least 10 years. ohio. firefighters battling flames at a warehouse in marseilless, building at a egg farm. filled with card...

They say that pharmaceutical heists have quad quadrupled. jon: $75 million? jane: pallets and pallets. jon: wow. weird story. the american woman who called herself jihad jane appearing in federal court this morning. she entered her plea on those terrorism charges. does the government have a case against her? well ask a former federal prosecutor coming up. nature knows just how much water vegetables need. so, to turn those vegetables into campbells condensed soup, we dont boil it down, our chefs ...

It was a brazen, well-planned crime. as you mentioned, they cut a hole in the ceiling, rappeled down to the floor of the warehouse, they disabled the alarm where they then loaded pallets of drugs on to a vehicle. jane: do you have surveillance video? >> i cant disclose that at this time because we have an ongoing investigation, and that could jeopardize that investigation. jane: it sounds like they took mostly antidepressants? >> well, there was a mix of pharmaceutical products, antidepressants ...

Not your typical black market stuff. anot drugs stolen from a building in connecticut where medication for cancer treatment as well as psychiatric jill necessaries. the ware d psychiatric illnesses. its owned by eli lilly and company. the massive theft happened in the dark of the night in an operation recommend any sent of "mission impossible." >> they repelled into the building on a rope from the roof and proceeded to steal pallets of prescription drugs. >> reporter: the thieves seemed to have ...

Alito saying thats not what it says, or something like that. harris: you could see his visual reaction, but its been some ponts, i think people might have wondered why hasnt he spoken up, now he has. it will be interesting to see if the white house takes it on any further than this. well see. gregg: right now, investigators trying to find the cause of a massive fire more than 150 firefighters responding to, raging flames in huntington park, california. wooden pallets going up in smoke, in a stoc...