>> here's the problem with butter id, many of the states that try to implement photo id have done so in a way to target specific groups of voters. court in texas, north carolina, and wisconsin, but specifically north carolina have shown that with respect to north carolina, where the legislature and try to implement photo id at the elections. they have literally been targeting african-americans to try to make it harder for them to vote on election day. notproblem with photo id is that it exists, it is that it exists in such a way that it is not even and -- evenhandedly administer. it is not acceptable to everyone . it is not free in all instances. it is not something that is easy to obtain for all americans. if we were to have photo id that was free and available to everyone, then we can start a different conversation. the problem with photo id is that it has been used in such a way to make it harder for groups of people to have access to the voting booth. that undermines our democracy. democracy is supposed to be about making elections free, fair, and accessible to all voters. resear

on the issue of photo id? --st: here's the program problem with photo id, many states who have tried to use photo id has tried to target specific groups of voters. federal courts in texas, north carolina, wisconsin and north carolina have shown that with respect to north carolina, the legislature tried to implement voter id at the booths and they had literally been targeting itican-americans to try make harder for those individuals to vote on election day. the problem with photo id is not simply that it exists. not accessibles ineverybody, it is not free all instances, and it is not something that is easy to obtain for all americans. id thatre taught photo was available to everyone, that was free to everyone, then we might be able to start a different conversation, but the problem with photo ideas is that in has been used in a way to make it harder for only certain groups of people to access to the voting group and that undermines our democracy. our democracy is supposed to be about making it free, accessible

maybe it is voter id in the states. we have 50 states and the territories that all have different ids. i know there are compliance issues. part of that is to figure out the extent of the problem. takes toes, what it get a drivers license might be an issue. i think we have to understand where the problem exists. how deep it goes. then suggest some remedies. right now, to breathe -- prejudge the process would get in front of the need. --orter: next week presidents from eisenhower, president obama spoke about their faith. i would be granted check on that. i do not have the president's schedule. what were the white house do on immigration for sanctuary cities? thesey we will harbor illegal criminals. what do you do about countries who won't allow those people to come back in? this is a multi step problem, that is why you see executive orders get rolled out. spirit to do legislation the president -- legislations. the president has to handle memoranda to start curbing the problem of illegal immigration. about funding yesterda

and it rolled back a voter id law., the court found that the state legislature engaged in intentional racial interrogation, carried out with precision. the point being, the president should know what the federal courts have recognized. mainly voter fraud is a myth. voter suppression is ugly, real, on going. >> uh-huh. what do you expect or not expect this president will do the next time sadly there is a, an african-american male or female shot and killed by a cop -- i saw it in these rallies across the country last weekend which was empowering to see these women rallies in the country, around the globe, a black lives matter presence at most if not all the rallies. it made me think, respectfully, when the country feels that white women's lives are under attack, we show up and take to the streets. i am all for that. but we don't see that same kind of turnout. we don't see the same kind of numbers, when the lives of black men and women are snuffed out. what is your sense of what is going to happen when that sad occasion o

it has to be issue about voter id and voter suppression. >> i support voter id. suppress does not exist. some people may not be able to travel to get sufficient id. so long as state laws are not being used to suppress the vote, i have no issue with voter id laws. >> i take it you support nominee for attorney general. >> i do support jeff sessions. he was fair with the department of justice i think given his experience, history, background i think he is well qualified to be the attorney general. there's issues with actions or taken or made in the past, it's job the judiciary committee to investigate those. i didn't get to see all of the hearings, i thought senator sessions did a good job. >> how can we be confident when we she president doing something agree with, president donald trump at the time, that he will stand up to the president. >> that's going to be the job of the nominee to convince the members of the judiciary committee that he is capable of standing up to the president. and it's important for the attorney general to have a good relationship with the

>> there is a system i understand that makes those ids available. the driver's licenses offices

we've seen situations before where someone had another person's id on them. no one is talking in any official capacity, but that name is a name that's being circulated among the federal government, federal law enforcement, so that's one reason why the senator has it. this source also talking about the concern about the number of people dead. this source that they were initially told four people dead. now the number is up to five. he is not sure whether the nine people that had originally been injured makes this fifth person, but obviously authorities, he said, are continuing to go through the airport to make sure that there is no other shooter, to make sure there is not any other explosive material, that could be found. they need to do as thorough of a job as they can, the source said, because there are so many people at an airport, and it just takes time. he said it's going to take time for law enforcement officials to be comfortable that the situation is completely in hand. >> that certainly is understandable. this is protocol. standard operating procedure

the city keeps a permanent record of the picture from the id and the other documents is old financialon and issues around that. what i think is really a danger to our security and a threat to our country and these people who are here and undocumented and drive to them to shadows that we don't know where they are. and trump threatening to deport illegal immigrants and their parents, even if they are legal. >> donald trump has been very clear and the priority is going to criminal alien ship and people who have come here illegally. >> megyn: he's made a lot of comments and what about getting the supporting documentation behind these id cards? >> not for the feds and what is will be destroyed pertains to how these people got these ids in the first place. i think that's significant. >> it is a very scrutinizing process and out of the million -- >> they don't just go away. >> out of a million who received it, only a hundred have faced difficulty. >> megyn: if you don't like this, and the governor, you maybe in luck because he may lose his position in the mayor's mansion. we are going to tel

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they are checking them out or if they rob somebody else or just drop that id you don't have your id in your hand with a gun in your hand and rob be somebody but an interesting fact that they found an id that doesn't match the guy, who has died and they are not releasing his identification just yet, karen. >> that is a interesting break , we are following up, thank you. >>> other news medical examiner is confirmed that 59 year-old man who was originally thought to have been killed by a falling sign by a nor'easter died of a heart attack. high wind, knocked down the company sign and police originally thought it had fallen, on kerry hall junior, who was sweeping the lot at the time he was pronounced dead at the scene. dealership owner went back and looked at video and said secured video shows he passed out suddenly. >> it shows where he was, showering and the debris up, and putting it this is back, shoving it up, gravel, putting it in the bag and it shows him falling out, signs, and never touched him. >> that is so sad. >> according to the surveillance footage employee stopped four hours,

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ids. i know that their compliance issues. part of that is to figure out the extent of the problem. in some states, what it takes to get a drivers license might be an issue. i think we have to understand where the problem exists, how deep it goes, and then suggest some remedies to it. right now to prejudge the process would get above the need. >> next week is a national prayer breakfast. presidents from eisenhower to president obama spoke about their faith. will thein sec. spicer: i don't have the president pass scheduled for next week -- president's schedule for next week. reporter: what will the white house do on immigration? sanctuary cities and sinks where counties say -- and sanctuary counties say, we don't care. what do you do about countries who want allow those people to come back? sec. spicer: i think the first step, paul, is the funding piece. this is a multistep problem. that's why you've started to see different executive orders rolled out, then there is the congressional piece

for voter id laws. we have 21 million americans whose right to the franchise is in peril, threatened by voter id laws. he has not made it clear that that would be a prosecutorial priority. so simply mouthing the words voter rights, as you mouth faith in voter fraud, which is a predicate for voter suppression does not offer us any assurance at all that he can lead the department of justice. so what we've seen today is some deference to senator sessions for his tenure, his time, his collegiality in the senate as opposed to expressing confidence in his constitutional suitability to lead the department of justice. when we look at his record respect to criminal justice reform he stands for mandatory minimums in a country and at a moment when we have 2.3 million americans behind bars, 1 million fathers behind bars, 65 million plus americans with a criminal record and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of activists in the streets across our country who are standing against this era of mass incarceration. we dr

if you talk to them, they don't have id. they don't have their passports, so we have highway safety coming here. and the port for the cruise ship to help them get their id. we know they can do it and see. also generals to see if they can come and the passports. we also reached out to the cruise lines and make sure they understood some of the passengers not having clothes, not having id, and what we can do in that regard. we reached out to the red cross to see they did a great job over helping the passengers to see if they can help passengers with luggage, clothing and things like that. right now we're asking state, level. we don't know any right now. now we have congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. >> i'm congresswoman, 23rd federal district, can i have the privilege of representing, obviously a horrific tragedy, and we are devastated that this happened in our hometown, in our corner of paradise. and it's my role as a member of congress to assist the governor and sheriff and entire team with any federal jurisdictional iss

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i hope a priority for you is a more robust usa id program. is that something i have -- could you give me reason to hope? >> i hope what you're after is more effective programs with better use of the taxpayers' dollars to the extent we are good at that and we have even greater opportunity, then we should seek additional funding. but there will be a complete and comprehensive review of how effective we are with the dollars over there. usa id as i said, is an important part of the projection of america's values around the world. we're going to have, i think there is a joint strategic plan that is required between the state department and usa id in fiscal year 2017. that's going to be a perfect opportunity for me and those who will be working with me if i'm confirmed over at the state department, to take a comprehensive look at the effectiveness, and what our -- what are our ranges of opportunities out there that might argue for greater funding. so, i want to be effective with the program and make sure that as we are using the taxpayers' dollars

. >> here what he said what asked about voter id laws. let's watch. >> there's debate about it, courts are ruling on it now that is voter id whether or not this is improper restriction on voting that adversely impacts disp disproportionally citizens. it doesn't appear to be that. i have said i think voter id laws properly drafted are okay. it would be my duty to study it in more depth. >> if you get the vote, you get to change things. >> it's personal to me. shelby knocked out that southern said had to seek approval from the justice department before they could enter -- a lot of states rushed to put in place very voter id laws in the north carolina case. the court found -- look at the record of that case, the court found it was extresly targeted to keep african-american and latinos from voting. >> we have pennsylvania we have -- by the way when i say you don't like -- going to church in the buses and you will heading of off to the registration area, souls to the polls, when you say no more of that it's targeted. >> it's targeted. you have

he has long advocated other states following the indiana example, all states adopting voter id. is that something the president would get behind to achieve his -- >> i think the president's number one goal is to make sure that we -- georgia is another great example of a state that implemented a successful voter id program. i think that's what the president is looking -- one of several things. the first step is for him to get this, you know -- i don't want to call it a task force yet because it's not there yet, but this effort underway that can look at the scope of the problem and then, john, maybe make some recommendations and maybe it is voter id in states, but right now we've got 50 states in the territories that all have various different id's and i know that there are some compliance issues to make sure, but part of that is to figure out the extent of the problem. in some states what it takes to get a driver's license might be an issue, and i'm just -- but i think we to understand where the problem exists, how deep it goes, and then suggest some remedies to it, but right now

heather: 1 million applicants have used the free id service in the last two years.y ensign, political editor of town to the hall.com slamming bill diblasio and those on the board for putting their political agenda, ahead of safety. >> millions of americans question priorities of their elected officials, not only is the city handing out documentation to illegal immigrants which can be controversial and to itself but they are going out of their way to destroy the public record and wipe away the paper trail about who got the documents and how they got them. it isn't just about immigration. there are other issues, people getting official ids on their hands and access to the banking system, money laundering and fighting terrorism so this is a political agenda driving something that could put us citizens and everyone in the city at risk. heather: reports show 102 fraudulent applications have been detected. foxbusiness alert, personal information at risk thanks to one of the most popular items. what we need to know, good morning. >> if you look at alexa it is great, all yo

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military id. as police and medical crews responded, security officials korea rallied passengers in areas outside including on the airport tarmac. >> pretty frightening down there. everybody crying and, um, pretty upset. >> reporter: meantime later as police were investigating, came new unconfirmed reports of additional shots being fired on airport property. prompting a lock down and an active search by police. >> the investigation continues. we have area swat teams in the broward sheriff's swat teams clearing the entire airport the. >> the president has been briefed on this incident. while on twitter president-elect donald trump calling the situation quote terrible and sending out his thoughts and prayers. live in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >>> we do have the name of the shooter. esteban santiago, age 26. >> authorities also confirmed he was born in new jersey, but little else. we put investigative report jeff cole on the case to see what else he can find out about santiago. >> reporter:

. >> what do you think about that, an id card for everybody? a way to hack it. nothing is perfectly secure. in terms of fighting isis, you don't have to put guards everywhere in the world or everywhere in the country, you do more intelligence gathering as we used to do before the new york police department had the handcuffs put on them. you have informers find up what they're up to and very importantly go on offense overseas so you take away the inevitability that isis believes th world's history is going in their favor. >> we'll talk about that overseas, but, john, it's the intel part that bothers you, right? >> i think steve hit on something very important about the national id card. if you institute that, those who mean us harm will work their way around it. i think that's what we're up against. if you secure the airports, if you secure times square, what about different stadiums? what about shopping malls? there's always going to be a soft target for them to hit. my view is i think the much bigger threat to my well being is a government tha

the alleged gunman, said to be carrying us military id, is now in police custody. russia tried to boost donald trump's election campaign and discredit hillary clinton, according to a report by us intelligence officials. china chokes in the worst winter smog for years. we report from the country's most polluted city. and tears and cheers as michelle obama gives her final speech as first lady. being your first lady has been the greatest honour of my life, and i hope i've made you proud. hello. the united states is shocked with another mass shooting incident. at least five people have been killed and eight injured after a gunman opened fire at fort lauderdale international airport, in florida. the man, who is now in custody, is said to have taken the gun out of a bag that he had checked in, and then opened fire in a baggage area. he has been named as 26—year—old esteban santiago, and was said to be carrying a us military identity card. our north america correspondent james cook reports. a mundane task at a busy airport has turned into a scene of horror. passengers, wh

every state has a different version of voter id law. you can't say that means there is some racial reason behind it or racial effect from it. he would look at each state separately. all the supreme court did was say you've got an outdated formula for determining who should be under preclearance and who is not and you shouldn't be using that outdated formula. nothing was gutted in forms of the -- in terms of the enforcement mechanism. i think that's what jeff sessions is going to do. he's going to find where there are violations of the voting rights act. history of doing that with regard to school desegregation and going after the ku klux klan. whether it's an actual violation of the law he would use the resources of the justice department to go into the relevant federal district court and get compliance with the law. talking about senator cory booker testifying against senator sessions. here is some of the reasons he says he needs to testify. this is from senator booker's statement. senator sessions's check -- record from his efforts ea

quouf got cruise ships that will be loading up pass swrers todma have their ids because they were will at the airport with so much going on. in what way are you able to facilitate the many need, includes the needs of family members of those who have lost family members are there remain many who are injured? >> well, thank you, first off, i would like to say broward county, the board of commissioners and all of our community really just want to make sure our thoughts prayers are with victim at this point in time. as we process the scene yesterday, initially, there were estimate that is there were a low number of baggage items left in terminals. as of last night, we've elected 25,000 pieces of personal items and luggage that will need b to be returned to the passengers and people who left anytime the airport. we have a toll free number they can call to toe trooef their items. 866-435-9355. 866-435-9355. it's crucial in order to unite them as quickly as possible with their belongings. we need to know where they left it because in the pandemonium yesterday, people left things everywhere. a

indeed, the supreme court has held that voter id is legitimate. at least on certain circumstances. >> before senator blumenthal, i have another that has come to our attention. a letter that we received from some lawyers about the idea issues. these lawyers litigate cases on this issue. they say certain stories about the issue took senator session's comments out of context b and then they go on to note that is that right kennedy and others later reached an agreement with senator sessions on the issue. >> senator blumenthal. >> senator session, i want to per sue this conversation about voting rights in october of 2015, there was a report widely reported that the state of alabama intended to close a number of dmv offices. congressman, congresswoman terry sewell, wrote to the attorney general, urging an investigation stating i'm quoting this decision will leave eight out of ten counties with the highest percentage of nonwhite registered voters without a department of motor vehicles, dmv, to issue an alabama driver's license. she noted that quote, an e

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flagged for id under federal law, extra provisional ballots being cast. things we would have seen and there was zero evidence of that. >> david becker, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> a book first published nearly 70 years ago, all of a sudden is another -- is a best seller once again and people are giving credit to president donald trump. up next, why there is now so much interest in george o rwe ll's 1984. the world is full of surprising moments. they're everywhere. and as a marriot rewards member, i can embrace them all. the new marriott portfolio of hotels now has 30 brands in over 110 countries. so no matter where you go, you are here. join or link accounts at members.marriott.com. orwe have i sen ta . >>> with a surge in orders george orwell's famous novel "19 "1984". what are you learning? >> the publisher can't print new copies of the novel fast enough to keep up with demand. analysts say this could be a result ofuble angst over political climate and could be a reflection of the new administration's very controversial first days.

that was hat theable to people, t republican party stipulated that there was no such thing as voter id fraud that they were aware of. thatur point, howard, is the president, president trump keeping up the twitter stream of the disproven allegations of will beaud, saying "i asking for a major investigation into voter fraud, including those who are registered to vote in two states, those who are illegal, and even those registered to vote who are dead." next, our democrats line. amy, that afternoon. >> thanks for having me on. i'm a democrat, obviously, in a former teacher. i do not support whatsoever th devos dismantling our public schools and turning them into voucher magnet schools. i talk in private school and public school -- i taught in private school and public school. we have to protect these forms of education. our government has to do that. she is an awful candidate. that's really all i had. the pic foros, secretary of education. her nomination yet to get a vote in the u.s. senate. they are back next week. go ahead. >> i have, from what i understand, a theory about the immigrati

city ina fake id in the belgium. he is known to be one of the masterminds of the very paris attacks that took place on the 13th of november 2015. he used fake documents to rent an apartment that was raided in march when a french policeman was heard. a few days later that led to the arrest. it seems authorities are very much discovering terror cells which are suspects being behind the terrorist and brussels -- paris and brussels attacks. not sharing a lot of information on how many more accomplices they are actually looking for. have beenspects arrested here in belgium linked to both the parents and belgium attacks. investigators have confirmed they are really dealing with one cell. concerned iss very the interior minister in belgium. he has earmarked 15 million onos to crack down radicalization to prevent these ingocities ever happene again. they are cracking down on drugs in residential neighborhoods. a lot of the suspects started out as petty criminals. morel is very low in belgium. saw 25ursday night we counterter

supreme court rejected an appeal to restore strictor voter id laws.s say they will not review a lower court ruling that found texas voter id laws are discriminatory. texas recently soften voter id laws after a circuit court found the state's law violated the federal voting rights act. it forced the them to show formal identification to vote and the court found that lower income and minority residents are more likely to lack the necessary documents to get a state voting id card. >> what was once a century old treasure in the world's oldest capitol has been destroyed in civil war. great mosque of aleppo is now full of debris. the doors have been blasted away and walls shredded by gunfire and the glass shattered. rebels surrendered last month after a massive government offensive in aleppo. the civil war in syria in its fourth year with no science of letting up. >>> in italy some hope in the search for more survivors after a deadly avalanche. today rescuers found three sheep dog puppies alive and pulled them from tons of snow and rubble. lifted spirits ev

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instead, photo id laws, premise on broder fraud. stoodly has he not against voter suppression in his own state, not a knowledge voter suppression recognized by federal courts, the one instance where he has appeared in court in terms of voting rights, it prosecute three civil rights activists, which it took a jury less than three , and ao find innocent congress in which he served later provided them were honored them with congressional gold medals for their activism. one of those activists marched the side dr. king. in terms of voting rights, we take strong exception and we oppose him in terms of that. in terms of immigration rights, he is one among one of the most conservative, ultraconservative extremists senators in terms of his opposition to conference of immigration reform. in addition to that, he has voiced and openness to and immigration ban on a global religion, namely islam, which cannot be squared in any way shape, fashion, or form with the u.s. constitution. number three, his views on criminal justice reform stand in stark

and in addition, arizona as id at the polls, voter id at the polls. this isn't bringing in a long-term birth certificate, this is a photo id, couple pieces of mail to prove who you are and that works well. it's a great safeguard. and the system will also tell you, our e poll books will tell someone at the polls if someone's already voted. if they've already sent in a ballot, you know, they're going to be alerted when they're at the polls. >> and secretary of state meryl, explain -- walk me through the process of the transparency aspect after the election. there are a lot of people who have done their own investigating on this. a lot of groups that have done investigating. is it -- how transparent or the voting rolls. >> well, it's very transparent in almost every state. and most of the information both on the voeer rolls and in the statement of vote that's after the election is all published and open to freedom of information rules and everything else. and in fact most of the time people get a little upset when they realize that they're voting informa

laws, it might make it harderfor people to voter id laws, it might make it harder for people to votets argue especially in those states where you need this photo id to vote, that that penalises their supporters more of the poor people, hispanics, african—americans the poor people, hispanics, african—america ns who tend the poor people, hispanics, african—americans who tend not to have that kind of formal id to the extent that the white population has. thank you. and you can see more analysis of these first days of the trump presidency tonight on ‘ioo days' with katty kay in washington and christian fraser in london at 7 o'clock on the bbc news channel. the prime minister says the government will set out its brexit plans in a formal policy document, having previously suggested that wouldn't happen. folowing pressure from labour and some of her own mps, theresa may now says a formal white paper will be published for parliament to debate. it will be separate from the legislation mps will vote on, triggering the process for leaving the eu. here's our political correspondent, carole walke

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but in the electronic world, your id can be refreshed regularly. you can imagine either days or even every few hours, your electronic license plate will be refreshed. in which case, it is actually protecting your privacy in terms of where you are, by having a fixed license plate. in some countries like london, people say there are hundreds of thousands of cameras. your whereabouts is already in the public domain even though it digging through those video streams to know exactly where you are is very hard but you have a fixed id. in the connected vehicle world, we can have a refreshed id. arguably, security is different. i would not say it is better. it is different for sure. host: finally, where is the u.s. -- where is detroit when it comes to developing this technology opposed to beijing, tokyo, etc.? people have been trying to deployed intelligent systems to solve real-world transportation problems. in terms of solving real problems, many countries are making real progress in particular in the field of connected vehicles. the u.s. is probably in

boycott, id to the was not thrilled.was a depressing day in 2008 and 2012 when president obama won reelection. we were not happy. but guess what? we goto the inauguration with maybe a heavy heart, but it is part of the american process. i am disappointed that all these democrats are saying they are going to stay home. it's like being a little kid in saying that you are used to getting a juice box and a trophy every time whether you win or lose. listen, donald trump one. you may not agree with his agenda, but you need to show up. that is a part of your duty as a congressman. what happens when the next democratic president-elect goes through their process? the now going to stay home. -- our republicans now going to stay home? that sets a bad precedent. we need to stand together. host: we have a photo that was tweeted out from the second president obama inauguration. use a republican. this is his photo from -- he is a republican. this is the photo from his twitter. , our next caller, good morning. gentleman to the next -- t

courts are ruling on it now, and that is voter id and whether or not that is an improper restriction on voting that adversely impacts disproportionately minority citizens. that's a matter that's got to be decid decided. on the surface it doesn't appear to be that to me. i publicly said i think voter id laws properly drafted are okay, but as attorney general it will be my duty to study the facts in more depth to analyze the law, but fundamentally that can be decided by congress and the courts as they interpret the existing law. i did vote to extend the voting rights act several years ago. i thought it included section five, but later section five was eliminated by the supreme court. >> how about the commitment -- >> progress had been made, and this -- on the intrusive question, let me answer. it is intrusive. the supreme court on more than one occasion has described it legally as an intrusive act because the only focus was on a certain number of states and normally when congress passes a law, it's applied to the whole country. it's a very unusual thing for a law to be passed that targ