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And i believe all first responders should be carrying it and vaebl in the drug stores and college rorks as and a lot of places that they are overdosing and dying. nhelps and ambulances have it and cops are often the first on the scone. >> here in new york. some nypd departments do carry it and fire fighters in quincy, massachusetts one was quoted we are worried about lawsuits andy woo are not covered in liability protection. is there a danger of a liability issue? >> in a society, anybody can sue for anything. and there is also a liability issue. and no harm or foul and if you have a nasaal sp...

Link, who and what caused the breach. the problem is the liability issue. is target responsible for something they could not control? when you know that something -- they got this alert, and yes, they didn't know exactly what it was, but they got an alert when the breach occurred. they chose not to investigate that particular alert. one day, they might choose to investigate something else. that's when liability triggers. you're burdened to protect the public who you are maintaining their financial information through your system. i say they have a duty and their liability has gone way up now. ...

Was very upset. the rule's been in place, the contact has been part of a tradition that goes all the way back to pete rose and even before that in the all-star game. but the fact of the matter is you're talking about one out, major league baseball teams have in one inning -- more than one inning, and also, bill, there's a liability issue. we've seen what's happened in football. they want to make it safer. there's a lot of concussions. they say almost 50% come from this play at the plate. bill: no collisions at home plate, no tailgating at the super bowl here in new york, new jersey, i mean, co...

>> the parents did the right thing in this situation. it is the liability issue. if you have kids that are at the house and consuming alcohol and they flee from the house, we don't know if there is someone in the woods that is intoxicated that needs medical assistance, somebody is driving a car. they did the right thing by calling the miss because they couldn't handle it -- by calling the police because they couldn't handle it themselves. >> they had the girls there, 15 and 16 home for themselves for almost three days. i know connecticut doesn't have a latchkey law. do you think that's okay? >...

they were just enjoying, you know, what they hoped was a beautiful weekend when the storms that had raged through from washington, maryland, and up hit south jersey. the storms, the winds came through, heavy rains. the family told our police that they were a bit afraid. one family went and huddled together with the other family in their tent. tragically this is right under a tree that broke due to extremely severe winds. a pine tree that literally snapped in a pretty severe gust and literally fell directly from that, from above them right on to their camp and killed the two boys. >> ...