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Jean LaRae Miller 1941 - 2021 Jean LaRae Miller went to Heaven on April 28, 2021, to reunite with her loving husband and see her Lord and Savior. She was born December 5, 1941, in Julesburg, Colorado, to Clifford and Jeanetta Hodges. She completed her much-loved school years in Julesburg. She frequently said, “Those were the best years of my life.” She went to college at Northwest Institute of Medical Technology in Minneapolis. She received her associates degree in Lab and X-ray Technology...

December 16, 1929 - December 21, 2020 HOLLYWOOD, FL/JANESVILLE, WI - Ruth Weber, age 91, formerly a lifelong resident of Janesville, passed away on Monday, December 21, 2020, in Hollywood, Florida. She relocated there in 2016 to be closer to her daughter, and faithful caregiver, Ann. She was born on December 16, 1929, the daughter of Joseph and Helen Campion. She was a 1949 graduate of Janesville High School and went on to earn a degree in X-Ray Technology from St Anthonys Hospital in Rockford,...

Have the right number of k-9s, cbp officers, those are the men and women in blue, and have the latest x-ray technology, the seaport talls, the things that you can have 18-wheelers go by and still provide the x-ray to see whats in there. so we got to be smart on how we secure the border. and also, keep in mind that just think it was today, the largest amount of fentanyl captured in the nations history was at a port of entry. if you listen to the latest drug case in new york, what are the bad guys...

How do we stop drugs from coming in, keep in mind that most drugs according to dea, homeland will come through ports of entry. so in our ports, what we need to do is to make sure -- make sure we have the right number of k k-9s, cbp officers, those are the men and women in blue, and have the latest x-ray technology, the sea portals, the things that you can have 18-wheelers go by and still provide the x-ray to see whats in there. so we got to be smart on how we secure the border. and also, keep in...

>> it creeps me out. it can be abused. the idea of the government monitoring people is is a little creepy. alabama state troopers were caught zooming in on womens buttocks and passing them around to their friends and putting that on cable tv. >> bill: there can be abuses, obviously. they have got cameras now in new york state all over the place to see if you jump a light or something like that. and those are actually causing accidents because people are slamming on the brakes because they dont w...

What else do we know about these migrants? >> shep, she migrants are latinos and asians from seven different countries, japan and china from, honduras all the way to guatemala. they reportedly each paid some $7,000 each. thats a 3.5-million-dollar take for the smugglers with no guarantee they would actually make it into the united states. many of the migrants were eeither abandoned along the way or could be abandoned or turned over to drug cartels. the drug cartels would extort the families. one...

Because radiation levels vary depending on each patient and each test. radiation is measured by a unto called millisevers and according to college of radiology, an x-ray of your arm for example expos to .001. a dental ex pray, .005. and by far is c.t. scan of the abdomen it jumps up to 30 and 62 million ct asked and answered are done every year in this country. -- ctskans. people that survived the japanese atomic bomb were exposed to as little as 50. but the likelihood of getting cancer from x-r...

Increasing rate of cancers if not a cancer epidemic. we are not. new cancers per capita, per 100,000 people in this country s been flat for the last 10 years. >> however, there are growing concerns over the potential side effects of medical radiation exposure, which is why the food and drug administration now looking to make some changes. for instance, requiring device makers to actually print the radiation dose on each film or image so that patients and doctors can keep track of how much theyre...

>> its a series of inspection reports. let me clarify that the tsa using two types of body images machines. one called back spatter uses x-ray technology. the tsa says these machines are safe. but some members of congress want more information about the radiation they emit. and they are complaining that the tsa is not providing it in a timely manner. congressman jason chafets is among those who wants to review the reports. he asked the tsa months ago. but hasnt seen them. he calls that unaccepta...