the solely and the hava and the nvra? >> no, the b and d, to reconcile the two provisions and solely clause from hava was not the only provision adopted and hava, when it added that clause, also added the clarifying agreement. >> everybody is looking for a way to reconcile these two provisions and they're, like, okay. what do we do with these? but why isn't the obvious way to reconcile the two provisions to say, look, you've got this failure to vote clause, but don't think that this failure to vote clause bars a state from using the confirmation procedures. it doesn't bar the state from using a confirmation procedure and that could be a part of the state program and that's a way to reconcile the two things. taken on its own, the failure to work clause bars the confirmation procedures. the confirmation procedures says no, not these. >> that may be one way to reconcile it. our way is one way to reconcile it. the state's debated the federal government on this precise issue throughout the 1990s and then congress intervened an

on one hand, you have states from 1994 all the way up to the hava amendment debating the department of justice just like where ohio was permissible. on the other hand, you had nobody that made the argument as made ind be read operative. in our narrative, it was designed to address the long-standing debate that started even before the statute became effective. states suggested they should engage in approaches like ohio's. all the way up where south dakota suggested clarifying in a way that is helpful to the was passed and hava and it had two provisions. then it had the related provisions dealing with statewide maintenance, which is effectively a comparable decision. i think you need -- >> other states do it this way. you get the notice if you missed just one election. >> that's incorrect. if you have no voter activity over a two-year period, which includes one general election and an off year election. >> other states do it like ohio? >> there are many states, i think around eight, the use failure to vote as a trigger for the notice. some use two, some use three, some use four years. th

1990s and then congress intervened and reconciled it with the addition of the solely clause and the hava provision. >> the solely clause is a completely independent provision in a completely independent statute? it's not the clarifying amendment which we talk about and the solely clause is a part of a different provision in a different statute dealing with a related but different subject matter. there would be no reason to take one provision that says solely and says because that provision says solely we're going to treat this provision as also saying solely when this provision does not say solely. in fact, we have a rule against that in statutory interpretation. usually, we say, look, congress knows how to do a solely provision. it condition do it here. >> but what it did add in the same law in the hava law in the computerized list maintenance for statewide programs that uses solely and then with respect to the failure to vote clause in the nvra it adopted a clarification amendment that said except that nothing in this provision shall be construed to prohibit the state's from using the

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a place to stay, meals, a few medical tests -- laila's therapy program does hava a limit. laila: i i have not forced anyf you to come here, you are all here of your own free will. i don't care if you speak pashto or dari, or to whom you pray. you can stay for one month. after five days, you will begin to do some light exercise. then you will be given a few tasks. reporter: for seven years, laila has been trying to help men like these get off drugs, without any medication. she tells them to drink as much water as possible, and that should be enough. mahdhd i have prprayed to allaa thsasand times to o show me te papath away from drugs, to givie another chance. perhaps it w will happen toda. reporter: ali palang has come out from under the bridge. he's been begging, searching through garbage, and when necessary, also stealing. ali needs money for drugs. a bag of heroin costs around two euros. it doesn't sound like much, but by afghan standards it's a lot. still, there are more than three million drug addicts in afghanistan, around 10% of the popupulation. ali: there's no work

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plus á it looks like we )ll hava wet work week ahead.kari tracks any chang >>> changes coming monday. the new requirement we'll all have to make. >> plus a wet workweek ahead. >>> nearly four months after his death, tom petty revealing he died of an accidental overdose. his wife and daughter make go the announcement moments before the lament coroner's office released the findings. a lethal mixture of painkillers. also sedatives and an anti-depressant. they said he took painkillers for a fractured hip and knee problems. >>> new numbers prove the flu is still a deadly concern across the state. 32 new reported deaths across california. that brings the total to 74 deaths in the state. it genterally hits the young children and elderly people the hardest. >>> experts say more and more people are cheating the system, getting certified online for an emotional support without any proof. now, you must provide the pet health certification and a signed document saying your pet has been trained. all this 48 hours ahead of your flight. there's nearly

plus á it looks like we )ll hava wet work week ahead. kari tracks any changes to the forecast..join us monday morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> welcome back to "press: here." there's a thing on the internet called muk bang, and it's a broadcast of people eating. almost always pretty girls. eating a lot of food. this would be just one of those sort of weird things on the internet, except these girls are making a lot of money doing it. here in the states, it's very popular to watch people play video games. live broadcasts of someone else playing xbox. the audiences can range from a few dozen to tens of thousands. neither a pretty girl or playing video games, but he's part of streamlabs which helps company stream video and star getting money. streamlabs processed around $100 million in payments to streamers last year alone. thank you for being with us this morning, ali moiz. are they advertising to their streamers? where is the money coming from? >> thanks for having me. i'm not pretty, i'm not a girl, but mostly behind the scenes. the money is coming from the fans. the fans -- >> but wh

andy murray at his peak was incredible and to not be able to watch that, we hava and to not be able tofadarar and rafa nadal for so long that parhaps and rafa nadal for so long that perhaps we have become spoilad and think they will last forever. but this is an example. the game must ta ke this is an example. the game must take such a toll on your body, the impact, the continual impact. take such a toll on your body, the impact, the continual impactl increasingly baliava impact, the continual impactl increasingly believe that these are profassional increasingly believe that these are professional athletes and the huge toll this takes on them, obviously, wa toll this takes on them, obviously, we should not... they are paid a lot of money to do this, but you see a lot of professional athletes in thasa lot of professional athletes in these kinds of very demanding sports, as they get older, they have a lot of physical problems because thay a lot of physical problems because they have been taking such a toll on thair they have been taking such a toll on their bodies for so long. andy murray

the cell phone umbrella carriers . you know the ones who are clueless without an umbrella now they havaumbrella in tow they pay less attention becuuse they're so busy with their cell phones they're trying to hold on to their umbrella that their abvious to every body if only i could find someone who would admit they behaving badly with a umbrella well i love the rain, and i love big umbrellas i'm one of thise people who don't pay attention (so you're one of thiese people that don't pay attention) probably why because i would be so in my little world you knoe i have my umbrealla it raining it's great day and i'm so happy you know i probably don't pay as much attenion as i should wow that was easy the bottom line while it raining try not to poke someones eye out in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news a los angeles man accused of orchestrating a prank that turned deadly is not fighting extradition to kansas. authorities say 25-year-old tyler barriss made a phone call to wichita police that resulted in the death of an innocent man. reporter kara finnstrom has more on barriss -- who has

plus á it looks like we )ll hava wet work week ahead. kari tracks any changes to the forecast.. us monday morning from 4:30 to 7. this morning investigators in southern california say they )ll keep going through hundreds of pieces of evidence from the so-called "house of horrors" in riverside county. >>> this morning investigators say they will continue to go through hundreds of pieces of evidence from the so-called house of horrors in riverside county. investigators are looking at some journals written by the children who are left in deplorable conditions. david and louise face a judge for the first time yesterday. we are learning more horrifying details about this abuse investigation. the district attorney says the 13 children live in what amounted to a torture chal better. they were chained, abused, they were only allowed to shower once a year and some of the victims were so weak and malnourished, they couldn't even eat in the hospital because of the risk of shock. the turpins' 29-year-old daughter weighed only 82 pounds. the abuse got worse over time and it was beating and s

plus á it looks like we )ll hava wet work week ahead. kari tracks any changes to the forecast.. it's on "today" shlgts coming up, shutdown, showdown. >> it is risky, it is reckless and it is wrong. >> with a government shutdown looming, lawmakers are now playing the blame game. >> in another month we'll be right back here at this moment with the same web of problems at our feet. >> so how likely is it and what does it mean for you if it happens? we're live at the white house. >> plus, today, fights the flu. we've assembled a coast to coast team taking the temperature of the country. >> health officials in florida say they've never seen as many gl flu cases. one of us getting a flu shot life. >>> and hitting the ice. gold medal winner joins us for a preview of the figure skating competition as she marks 20 years since winning gold. today, friday, january 19, 2018. >> celebrating 20 years of friendship on the "today" show. >> high to my mom. >> happy birthday, mom. >> high, mom and dad. good morning, mississippi, we're turning 30 on "today." >> we're the millers from missouri. >>

the cell phone umbrella carriers . you know the ones who are clueless without an umbrella now they havarella in tow they pay less attention becuuse they're so busy with their cell phones they're trying to hold on to their umbrella that their abvious to every body if only i could find someone who would admit they behaving badly with a umbrella well i love the rain, and i love big umbrellas i'm one of thise people who don't pay attention (so you're one of thiese people that don't pay attention) probably why because i would be so in my little world you knoe i have my umbrealla it raining it's great day and i'm so happy you know i probably don't pay as much attenion as i should wow that was easy the bottom line while it raining try not to poke someones eye out in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (pam) the oakland a's could treat you to a game at the coliseum.. they are offering free tickets for their match-up against the chicago white sox on april 17. that day marks 50- years since the team's first game at the coliseum back in 19-68. green and gold fans can enter the contest next w

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going after the story and stay calm about it and recognize we are in a constitution nal crisis and havalitibilitresp. >> thank you very much. for another televised edition of reliable sources. sign up for our nightly news letter at reliablesources.com. all the news recapped in the newsletter. i'll send it out late because the golden globes are on and suspect there's going to be a lot of news at the golden globes. my handle is @brianstelter and i'll see you back here next week. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> fire and fury. app explosive tell-all book questions the president's mental stability. >> they say he's a moron, an idiot. he's lost it. >> president trump fires back. >> he's a fraud. i consider it a work of fiction. >> so what really happened inside the white h

adjusted earnings before interest and taxes climbed 20% to 24 -- .5%, excluding the integration of havasied for an ipo. goldman sachs and jpmorgan will lead -- leave the listing. the company valued at $10 billion is one of the closely watched group of private techs company -- tech companies. dropbox will come to market claiming annualized sales of more than $1 billion. retailing offered ability catching up with the struggling rival h&m as the japanese clothing chain expands overseas, creating a new threat for the swedish retailer. operating robert margin of the largest clothing retailer in asia widened more than 10% on the 12 month basis for the first time since 2015. retailing shares touched a two-your hide in tokyo trade on that news. that is your business flash. manus: let's talk about donald trump, he has triggered a round of accusations of racism after reports of a foulmouthed outburst about immigrants. the present -- president said to have made the comments about haiti, el salvador and african nations as he questioned senators in the oval office. is still with us. here we are, more

women's march, we moved into talk about women getting more involved in politics and, of course, we havad all those together in a way that was more aspirational and inspirational than it was -- >> it had the contours of a sub speech. >> it makes us think the #metoo movement is here to stay. guess whose name is connected to 2020. joe biden, and that was part of it. they have to step up.Ñi >> there are women who are planning to run for office in 2018 who are off the charts, so notefully belie, most of them are democrats. yeah. something that democrats didn't have in 2016. oprah winfrey in line, the superstar. democrats didn't have one of those. a joe biden. someone who could talk to the white working class. so are filling the void in 20161 we don't know what's going to happen in 2020. so it's the movement of the message and it's also clear if you look at the data and the polling it resonates much more with the democrats base than the republican base, this issue.is >> woodruff: 2020 is just five minutes away. >> i know. >> woodruff: thank you both.t you're welcome. >> woodruff: next, an art

plus á it looks like we )ll hava wet work week ahead. kari tracks any changes to the forecast..om 4:30 to 7. ♪ video-game dance music [burke] abstract accident. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> good morning, paris. it's 7:53. if you are pouring yourself a hot cup of coffee you have the right idea. it's pretty coldo2vÑ outside. the skies are looking beautiful. look at this shot, live look over san francisco right now, it doesn't look like a cloud is in sight but don't let that fool you. i am tracking a storm system that is expected to bring some cloud cover and it's even going to stir up showers into the afternoon. temperatures right now waking up on the cold side, 39 degrees for san jose, 35 mountain view at this hour, 32 in santa rosa. in san francisco right now at about 43 degrees. satellite radar is showing us that storm system, that cold front that will dip us in temperatures and also starts to bring that cloud cover. you can see it's still sitting off to the pacific north for

who support open borders and fret about white privilege, yet, how many admissions officers do they havaho will admit poorly educated haitians who can't speak english? let's see, none. not a single one. harvard is famous and admired because it is selective, and otherca words, because it discriminates on the basis of achievement and ability. if harvard chose its students the way america chooses as immigrants, our elites wouldn't send their kids there. the cachet would be gone, along with the quality. the seam of course goes for corporate america. does facebook hire hire by a diversity lottery? come on. would google apply temporary protected status to its own workforce, hiring and keeping thousands of people with no relevant skills, simplyop becaue they are from impoverished backgrounds? another dumb question. the people who run google and facebook care about their companies, and the same way the people who run harvard care about their school. the one thing none of them care about is america, which is why they are demanding standards for our country they would never apply to themselves. it

the way that i described it in my picture is on one way to hava dual mandate maximum employment and price stability so you are managing both as well on the equal standing. >> i think the key is the targeting and this is the characterization of how to deal with the shocks. it's not the way that the targeting is done and if you think about it, we basically try to optimize by minimizing the output gaps and inflation gaps. and indeed, the way of talking about and communicating the framework is basically another way of saying the same. >> i wasn't sure when you talk d about the nominal gdp. when you talked about the growth rate for the levels. it is a choice to be made and i think the issues are nominal. in the case of nominal gdp whether you are doing terms of levels or the rate of change i understand the argument is in favor of the level and a way of looking in your favor of self stabilizing the disadvantage is and what if somebody actually believes it, so if i could add a planned a number of people have said it's no big deal really if inflation targeting. they are in favor of it, i am in fa

will say that the first thing that we have talked a lot about today is the funding issue, and when hava passed the federal government was willing to put the money into the states to get the equipment that we need to make it happen, and that money has not been replaced in. in states and local jurisdictions that desperately need the funding to be able to maintain or update that equipment. and it is sorely needed to be updated, because the machines that we are using were invented before iphones and ipads and so they are severely out of date, but the funding is not there to make the changes. so we are working with equipment that is less than ideal. another major thing that is a focal point today is the security issue. i think that it is important, and i think that it is important for elections to be secure and accurate and we all know that, but the main solution for the security issue is returning to the hand marked paper ballot. this has been the primary solution that has been offered for all of our cyber security concerns which means that we went back to polling places where mostly settin