delta president bill lynch. >> we believe this has had a 5% to 10% reduction in the system. >> reporter: american already notifies fliers when their bags are loaded or unloaded on a plane. alaska updates through the airport's mobile app and lasts for two years. the industry believes airlines can save up to $3 billion over the next seven years with this new technology. delta's new luggage system is being rolled out at 84 airports across the u.s. the airline also thinks it will be able to load bags faster now that crews don't have to individually scan every bag by hand before putting it on a plane. kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan national airport, >>> here's another look at this morning's top story, president-elect trump meets with vice president-elect pence to discuss his top cabinet. and bannon of breitbart news as a reputation for promotes white nationalism and stoking anti-semitism. >> he's been a good part of the campaign. he's got a harvard business industry degree. a former naval officer. cbs has learned that rudy giuliani is in line to be secretary of state. >>> coming up on "cb

. >> reporter: delta senior vice president bill lynch. >> we believe this had 5% to 10% reduction of mishandled bags in our system. on top of an industry leading performance. >> reporter: american already notifies fliers when their bags are lowed or unloaded from a plane. alaska is testing electronic bag tags that update through the mobile app and last two years. the industry believes airlines could save up to $3 billion over seven years with the technology. >> every time the airline loses a suitcase can't deliver it at the baggage claim it costs them $100 to bring tight your home or office or hotel. >> the new luggage system is coming to 84 airports across the u.s. delta believes they'll be able to more quickly load airplanes. now their crews won't have to scan the bags by hand before putting them on board. >> kris, thank you. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or

. >>> new developments in a story on abc 15 between attorney general loretta lynch and bill clinton. suing lynch and the obama administration demanding they come clean about the meeting and hand over all of the details. we had not yet heard back. >>> right now there's a silver alert out for a california man with a phoenix connection. police are looking for richard williams. his family believes he may have driven to phoenix to visit his brother. williams was last seen wearing a blue jeans. police say he could be driving a silver 2003 toyota secoya with california license plates. so if you see him or you know where he is call police immediately. >>> a memorial is growing outside a police department in iowa. this as we learn the gun found by a search dog in the wooded area is believed to be that weapon used to kill two police officers. the force. he was just promoted to sergeant last year. and then there's justin martin. as for the suspect himself he is in police custody. no stranger to the law. investigators worked overnight searching the home of 46-year-old scott michael green. he's be

that secret meeting on the sky harbor runway between attorney general loretta lynch and bill clinton. the american center for law and justice suing lynch and the obama administration demanding they come clean about the meeting and hand over details including when and how it was arraign ranged. -- arranged. we reached out to the gr behind the lawsuit we have not heard back. >>> you are about to see exclusive video of a man busted for creeping on more than 1,000 students at major universities. the fetds call feds calling -- feds calling this a wake-up call. jonathan powell is accused of hacking into student email accounts. >> he researched his victims on social media. he was able to change their learning -- and tonight we're learning how. >> we'd like to talk about the charges. >> we have no charges. >> jonathan powell walking out with his mother and wife facing charges out of new york accused of accessing the accounts of 200 students at east coast universities. >> what were you hoping to get? do you regret what you did? >> no comment. excuse me. >> powell would request password change

. >>> it continues to be a bombshell with the meeting between loretta lynch and bill clinton days before she was set to decide on the hillary clinton email scandal. the story first exposed by abc15 we told you about a new lawsuit filed against lynch. now we are hearing from the group that filed it on but they hope to accomplish. >> she said that this was a meeting that occurred spontaneously. she said that it occurred and only things related to discussed. over the course of a 30 minute discussion, more than that had to have been discussed. they talked about the golf game for 30 minutes. >> they want to know whether there was anything documented about the meeting or any decisions made. the department of justice also named 30 days to respond to the lawsuit. >>> while you were sleeping s.w.a.t. officers in scottsdale got some training preparing for a variety of different situations. actors joined in playing the bad guys and the victims to improve response times and procedures. >>> this morning 16 people are waiting to learn their fate. all of them were arrested in a multi agency drug bust c

agents feeling that the justice department had been corrupted particularly with loretta lynch's meeting with bill clinton before the interview. >> he says he knew nothing of what james comey was going to still working for the agency. >>> campaign signs defaced, vandalized, and destroyed. the thieves are getting personal. even getting on to people's properties to commit the crimes. so far the parties had to replace 16,000 signs. >> it's beyond personal. it's truly what i would call political terror. they are making people feel uncomfortable. >> we checked in with the well but nothing to this extent. you could be charged. >>> might seem like a fun thing to do but beware that snapping a selfie of your vote is illegal in several states. orange, illegal. arizona is gray because the law is a little unclear. you can't take photos inside or within 75 feet of a polling place but if you had a ballot mailed to you it's allowed. some people wonder if will be enforced. >> there's going to be that chill effect. freezing up of people's rights. >> a judge ruled that ballot selfies are allowed in colorado. judges

lynching. >> i know bill. >> there's a big difference between a time in the country where people were at actually attacked, killed, maimed, etc. >> don't tell me something i didn't know. >> when president obama was elected, that was a great thing for this country. our first black president. could we go back to that week and look at every black on white crime and say look at what is happening. look look at what obama has incited around the country. as journalists we have to be responsible and careful about what we say and how was it. i think we can incite hatred in this country by the way we report the stories. i will tell you donald trump i know personally, he he has called me at home, i can tell you who he is. he is a narcissist, he is a dashmac, he is a terrible terrible date, and he cares about donald trump. those are true. but the one thing he is not as a racist. >> it to meet the headline from your magazine. one of my going to take away? >> he is no different than any other guy in the 70s. he is afraid of getting old. he is afraid of dying. >> he comes off very aggressive when he's on stage.

so the aftermath of this, just, the problem with bill clinton, loretta lynch, the airplane, this just further erodes the electorate's trust in our institution. >> this gets to our november 9th problem. >> i was going to say -- >> james comey's not going anywhere. they've got to work with him, right? >> okay. i don't know. >> or -- >> that's a whole other thing, chuck. >> you've got u.s. senators. senator mccaskill earlier, she didn't go as far as chuck schumer did, in losing confidence, but there's certainly -- and by the way, it wasn't that long ago that you had a republican saying -- >> right, right. >> and i think you do have a virus now that might be on the basis of both parties of distrust. and that's something that you don't eradicate very easily. >> the republicans are signaling that already. i mean, it's going to be -- i mean, there's the constitutional crisis. it's going to be the republicans and the legislature versus, if hillary wins, the president of the united states. let me ask you, elise, you were hired by james comey right now, crisis management, i mean, y you've got a

bill montgomery weighed in. forward to is getting a new attorney general who will uphold the oath of office. >> loretta lynch was criticized for meeting with bill clinton while the fbi was reviewing the email case against hillary clinton. >>> details following a state review of child deaths in 2015. ads continues to see more -- arizona continues to see more deaths from maltreatment. it found that it accounted for 11% of overall deaths and increased from 25 in 2014 to 87 in 2015. in another key finding child suicides have gone up since 2014. >>> across the nation tonight a 1-year-old in serious condition and a mother behind bars in louisiana after one of her toddlers shoots the other. the mom and her friends were in a car with the two children when the 2-year-old found a loaded gun wedged between the driver's seat and center console. that mom faces one count of cruelty to juveniles. charged with manslaughter for shooting and killing philando castile during a traffic stopment he was killed -- stop. he was killed after being pulled over for a broken taillight. his fiance says the officer shot him as he reached for

loretta lynch held a secret meeting with bill clinton while hillary clinton was the target of a criminal investigation. a doj official met with john podesta, a blatant conflict of interest. and then lynch took the fifth amendment last week in an investigation of her role in the u.s. illegally paying ransom money to iran. the nation's highest law enforcement officer took the fifth to protect herself from possible prosecution. think about that. as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. he even threatened to shut down the government over it. he even wanted to privatize social security, risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all. i appreciate you, folks. thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man and we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from phoenix, arizona, it

follow the law, it's the first time in eight years, in every case -- >> you mean when loretta lynch met bill clinton on the tarmac, that was an accident? >> there'll be no secret meetings in the back was planes with jeff sessions as attorney general, judge. >> yeah, he is a very smart, ethical man. and finally, have you heard anything about this general mathis? >> i just -- everything i've heard is wonderful that will he is a great leader. that he's exactly what we need at the department of defense. and once again, he is no shrinking violet. he will give the president straight advice. in times we're in overseas, the threats we face with terrorism and russia and china. we need, we need a war cabinet that's ready to defend american interests. >> and i spoke with my good friend colonel hunt, he said to me that he worked with mathis and he said his nickname is mad dog mathis. i like him already. thanks for being with us. >> the terrorists will love it too, judge. >> i hope so. >> street justice style still ahead. >>> but first a big political panel on deck. david, former bill clinton pollster, d

the arizona tarmac meet degrees between attorney general loretta lynch and bill clinton came one week before the f.b.i. interview, and that led the attorney general to take herself out of the decision-making process. >> this is a department of justice that has been politicized. this is crying out for an independent investigator. reporter: we learned that computers blornging to cheryl mills and heather samuelson were not destroyed as part of any immunity deal in the mishandling of classified information probe by the f.b.i. they decided which were government work and deleting the rest. those computers we are told are in evidence and still available to clinton foundation investigators. the protocol is not to discuss ongoing investigations. but in a new interview the director ... >> hillary clinton had went in arena for 30 years, oftentimes gets knocked around and people say crazy stuff about her. when she makes an honest mistake it ends up being blown up as if it's just some crazy thing. reporter: but the president has a stake in the outcome. the in communications with her on her private

loretta lynch met with bill , that has the appearance of total corruption. brazille send questions to hillary clinton before the debate. has had to trump deal with the most corrupt government that i have ever seen in my lifetime. i am retired. i have to go all the way back to nixon to see such corruption in our federal government. it is just a deplorable. host: thank you. what is remarkable about the obama administration's ,egacy at this point, the issue the scandal, the allegations of corruption are actually far fewer than we have have -- had a in a longistrations time. there has been much less evidence. even with the toxic, partisan environment we have in washington than president clinton even under president bush. i am not sure the comparison with watergate is really fair simply on the measure of how many instances there have been of actual corruption. obviously in the severity of what we're talking about, there is a lot we do not know in terms of how this e-mail issue has been handled. it is too early to tell what happened on the inside. at least in the

bill ring. and glen lynch a 49er from a different era and shannon rockbury a 3 time olympian, san francisco native and in addition to that, donald foil, first round draft pick of the warriors, a ten year member. they talked about what it is like and how it is so important to give back to the community this time of year. >> the great thing is that it is about lifting kids up and lifting people up and the tree lighting ceremony is just about everything we need for christmas and this is a to make sure that people start off the season with joy. >> part of what we do best as a society is that we understand that we are in a global community. in a world that we have to do the things we do and how we are feeling and kids are innocent and it is important that we show them we are better and feels responsible for the next generation. >> as we give you a little more of the feel here. it is a tree-lighting cremony. so the big old tree behind me is going to be lit up sometime between 6 and 7, about 6:30. you heard ronnie lot there. he didn't want to talk. i'm sure you heard that he is potentially involved with

again, that timing i think was ill fated because of the meeting with loretta lynch and bill clinton.o comey steps up to the plate and here we are. >> all right. ron, thank you very, very much. as ron was speaking there. we got numbers out of 21st century fox. apparently this company reported revenues of better than expected earnings about in line with 44 cents a share. >> that stock is ticking up in after hours trading. again, a lot of attention on media stocks, with time warner in play by at&t better-than-expected numbers. more after that. >> six >> all right. we are watching the president in north carolina. he's a powerful surrogate for hillary clinton, of course, on the right of your screen, donald trump speaking the supporters in orlando, be extra positive to make sure we are fair and balanced, all concerned down to the second, but it's oftentimes difficult to deal when speaking simultaneously. but we will let you know, of course, in the middle of all this, we have been pelled by a lot of polls. this one is interesting out of virginia, a state that donald trump was trailing by do

>> bill: my friend's wife, kelly lynch, plays the doctor that stitches up patrick swayze in the moviebtainable romantic interest. >> anthony: yes. >> bill: and i have for the last, i don't know, probably about 25 years called his home in the middle of the night and said, "you don't know me, but your wife's getting slammed up against the wall by patrick swayze and she's not putting up much of a fight." and then hang up. >> anthony: it is in many ways a perfect film. >> sean: that's the whiskey talking. yay. sports. i've never been #1 in anything until i put these babies on. now we're on a winning streak and i'm never taking them off. do i know where i'm going? absolutely. we're going to the playoff. allstate guarantees your rates won't go up just because of an accident. starting the day you sign up. so get accident forgiveness from allstate. and be better protected from mayhem, like me. since we started shopping at way bfingerhut.com. first down! that's because with fingerhut.com we can shop over 700,000 items go to fingerhut.com to get low monthly payments and the credit you deserve.

poem will still make up their minds when they think loretta lynch and bill clinton discussed on the tarmac. what the electorate is thinking tuesday, i don't see a change in a new and different direction, new direction, 0% these not going to change because the fbi director came back out. i think it's ironic they threw an anvil on top of james comey's head the moment he did this, including the president, saying he doesn't want him to work on innuendo in the election and now he's a hero. >> speaking of innuendo, donald trump just today in iowa, he said in reference to this he called hillary clinton the prime suspect in a far reaching criminal investigation. so now we find ow that this newly discovered trove of e-mails. nothing changed from where we were over the center. is it fair to say from your standpoint millions of votes cast over the last nine days. donald trump got to spend nine days saying things like i read back to you prime suspect in wide ranging criminal investigation. is it fair to say you guys got an advantage here based on actually nothing happening? >> that's not true, somethi

people will still make up their minds about what they think loretta lynch and bill clinton discussed on that tarmac for at least 39 minutes. a lot of these facts don't change in terms of what the elect cat is thinking about going into tuesday. i don't see let's take the country in a new and different direction. upwards of 70% to 75% in most polls. that's not going to change because the fbi director came back out pup but i think it is ironic they completely just threw an anvil on top of jim comey's head, the democrats did, the minute he did this, also including the president, saying he doesn't want him to work on innuendo in an election and now he's a hero. >> speaking of innuendo, donald trump just today in iowa said in reference to this, he called hillary clinton the prime suspect in a far-reaching criminal investigation. so now we find out that this newly discovered trove of e-mails from nine days ago, according to the fbi, the basis for what donald trump is talking about there, they say they've now completed their review, nothing has changed. nothing has changed from where we were

lynch? is she damaged politically for having the tetetet with bill clinton? >> i think she's not formally recused from any involvement in this investigation -- >> but if she looked like she was trying to stop it, thinsably, a lot of people would be -- >> it will be politically problematic. she has a deputy who has not been involved. one of the many extraordinary things about this moment is that we have jim comey acting as investigator, prosecutor, public spokesman, and the rest of the justice department is completely silent. >> tom -- >> nobody in the fbi wanted that to be jim comey's role or the role of the fbi in this case. what they had hoped happened was, when bill clinton climbed aboard her plane, she would are done like harrison ford in air force one, get off my plane. because instead of a 15-second hello, good-bye, i thank you, mr. president, it turned into 30-plus minutes that are now the mystery of what was the nature of that discussion, just days before the hillary clinton fbi interview take place, just days before comey does the july 5th press conf

we saw this with loretta lynch meeting with bill clinton in the back of an airplane with the spouse of someone who is under investigation. we see it with the clinton foundation's pay for play scheme. the clinton foundation taking money from seven foreign regimes while hillary clinton is secretary of state. we have to drain the swamp and kick the bums out. >> and built object the backs of u.s. taxpayers. >> on the backs of the little guy. >> who have a vested interest preserving their jobs making money off the backs of u.s. taxpayers. donald trump has been mocked and ridiculed and he says i want to take down this culture of corruption. watch this, new reports that the department of justice official peter kadzik previously donated to mrs. clinton. numbers coming in, a lot of money coming in between kadzik and the clinton campaign. what do you make of that. >> drain the swamp, every day with wikileaks coming out a different reason that mr. trump is vindicated in his message. i understand some viewers have policies they they don't like, but savales the american way and a binary choice here

. >> this became political when loretta lynch met with bill clinton on the tarmac.hese are all political appointee jobs but we need to have some sort of sense of assurance that these are nonpartisan law enforcement agencies that are going to look at the evidence. i think what people are seeing now, the first memo was kind of a bombshell because it switched things. the second memo sort of exposed some kind of chaos or at least some kind of real politics involved in the decision-making and that speaks to some of the mood in the country right now about who can you trust, are the law enforcement agencies fair and specially irs targeting of the american conservatives and the tea party and it seems like an inability of at least the fbi to stick with an investigation or even apparently conclude one or haven't been inclusive enough to come to the correct decision. john: let's talk about the media coverage. comey has been roasted by all kinds of media for the way he has handled that, handled this whole thing. is that fair? >> well, he handled initially the correct way in jul

the second thing we are not talking about is loretta lynch's decision to meet bill clinton on the tarmact led to a difficult decision of how to proceed when the attorney general backed away from the case. >> no question. that compromised the situation. comey was put in a situation of wearing two hats as prosecutor and main criminal investigator. he did that part. now we have the second iteration. it comes to the fallout of this. people get a final look at how clinton and trump deal with the situation. for trump's part. he said it is rigged. comey is obviously in the bag for clinton. you cannot go through that many e-mails that fast. >> yes, you can. first of all, they are determining how many are duplicates. that is an electronic process. you don't need a human being. you need an army of people 24/7 saying are they personal or classified? i think one of the problems in this case is the fbi felt pressure to do that 24/7. not a good way to run an investigation. it was the attorney general and fbi director who were put in the position in the first place. >> what do you think happens with ja

i wish loretta lynch had not met with bill clinton on the tarmac. i wish a lot of things had not happened in this case. again, this is an unusual fact pattern, which leads to unusual conclusions. >> okay. so in terms of the public's right to know, do you share that same measure about whether or not the fbi should talk about any investigation they had into donald trump's campaign's ties to russia? >> well, as a general rule, the bureau does not confirm or deny the existence of an investigation, although that rule lately has been honored more in its breach. so if you want the bureau to update the public about an investigation into mr. trump, then they're also going to need to update the public about the clinton foundation investigation, if one exists. remember, there's a referral on secretary clinton's perjury. there's an allegation that she committed perjury. there was a referral letter sent by senator goodlatte and chaffetz. they have not updated congress on that. i don't view his letter as an update on the facts of the investigation. i view it as a

department of justice and this investigation, the friction with them and the fbi, bill clinton meeting with loretta lynchn the tarmac, totally unprecedented. if you look at the fbi's inconsistency, which i think we all can agree on, it's been a very disturbing investigation, if you look at hillary saying, i turned over all my e-mails and then saying that she did not know or i don't exactly know what she's even said about having her private server. she had 13 different devices. huma abedin saying that she turned over her e-mails and 650,000 of them turn up on her husband's computer. i mean, this is a very strange year. and yes, i do think that if hillary clinton was elected, we're going to have all kinds of investigations and all kinds of uncertainty. >> okay, jack, i'll go to robert now. unfortunately, robert cannot hear you. >> i can't hear him. >> so try to -- >> i've been on jack before. you know, he's a surrogate, he reads a great script, i have to admit. but as a former congressman, i'm sure he would probably talk about what alberto gonzalez said, republican attorney general, mike mccaskill. they th

what he's telling our mike lynch about when he's going to retire. and bill murray celebrating the breaking news in the morning. his beloved cubs won the world m.v.p. car. you'll meet him this morning. >> good morning. breaking news in your "news to go." ben zobrist sealed it for the >> more on the historic win in a few minutes. we want to check in with cindy. >> rain delay. the game was so long. >> that's how it should be. extra innings. we want everything. >> high drama. the rain moved out of the cleveland area. you can see it to our west. that's coming here later this afternoon. so i think the best chance of rain today is -- >> it's good luck rain. >> i think it is. as we get into the afternoon. showers this morning and we're still considered in extreme drought across a good portion of the state. the deficit is still over 9 inches in the boston area. so the rainfall not going to be all that impressive. highest total will be along and north of the pike where we could see more an a quarter of an inch. you can see showers moving through pretty quickly this mo

it's why back in june bill clinton thought he needed to meet with loretta lynch on her plane. and before james comey made a recommendation about clinton's private server. they said they discussed their grand kids and golf. really? 30 minutes? how stupid do they think we are? here with us, dr. ben carson, the editor and chief of laura ingram. laura, before i go to this, i want to put up bret baier's reporting. this is so much here. i honestly believe between that and "the wall street journal" report tonight, that the odds of hillary clinton being indicted are massive. what we now know is this is a long ongoing investigation into the things that we have been talking about, and that's the pay to play practices at the clinton foundation. if you go back, maybe less than a year ago, james comey wouldn't confirm or deny that was happening. we have now learned the clinton -- go back to the previous one. if you can go back to the previous page. we learned the clinton foundation probe has taken a high priority. it will go into multiple deals, and the list made up of clinton foundation d

>> senator bill nelson sent a letter to loretta lynch asking the department of justice to do an investigation into how the florida dmv has been selling the records in the era when they are causing damage to millions of families, the fact that the state is making a profit by selling personal information on the open market is unconscionable. the law makes records private and protected with a few exceptions. the state said it sells to companies to meet one of those but i discovered the state is not vetting the companies and records. it puts links to the companies on the web site. companies that sell records for a few bucks online. we'll have that and what the dmv said. >>> police make an arrest in a shooting that left a girl a 17-year-old is facing charges. he and another fired shots. it struck a 21 month old in the leg. she has been released from the hospital. a warrant has been issued for a second man in connectio with the shooting. >>> police arrested a man for battery on a teenaged girl they think there could be more victims a 45-year-old is charged with three counts of sexual she was 16 and

lynch hired when she was u.s. attorney in that office. so you get bill clinton made her an important person.ou know, very close to the clintons. so close she would meet in secret with bill clinton just before the fbi interviewed his wife. this whole thing stinks. and i think if they were going to try to establish a sense of decency, she would recuse herself and bring in an outsider of impeccable credentials. >> the same woman who hung out in the plane with bill clinton on the tarmac for 40 minutes before rendering a decision. the story will be written that heroes are fbi special agents that knew what the law was broken and they stood up for the law and stood up against the powerful justice department protecting her. last question, i only is 10 seconds. how does this impact the election? >> well, drowns hillary. >> what's that? >> that was -- it drowns hillary. you wanted a ten-second answer. she is drowning. she is drowning as this stuff keeps coming in. >> if god for bid she got elected, this country is paralyzed. what happens? fz well if she gets elected she gets indicted and exactly what

we felt that the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch and former president bill clintonet for 39 minutes while the justice department was deciding whether or not to go forward. this goes right into donald trump's message, if you're an outsider looking in, you don't benefit from the rigged corrupt system and in this case, comey simply said he has to reopen or continue the investigation based on new information. there's 650,000 e-mails. the idea that there's no there there, i don't think they are all pictures of anthony weiner's private parts as he sexted from north carolina. >> he h-- listen to this. >> this choice actually is pretty clear. because the guy that the republicans nominated, even though a bunch of them knew they shouldn't nominate him, the guy they nominated who many of the republicans was a con artist and a no-nothing and wasn't qualified to hold this office, this guy is tempramentally unfit to be president and this should not be a controversial claim. it really shouldn't. i mean, it's strange how what is crazy gets normalized. >> all right. kellya nne, i'd

lynch. >> who remains a patriot longer, tom brady or bill belichick? >> i don't see him retiring anytime soon either and i don't find myself retiring anytime years. i never want to go anywhere else. erika: we don't want you to go either. good to hear from him. antoinette: thanks for joining us. erika: we will see you back here at 4:30. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager, bill fine. bill: where you stand? vote early are on election day? although october surprises at cost some controversy , so far that question is being answered yes by an overwhelming record margin of two to one over 2012 plus presidential contest. elected officials and watchdog groups showed the same complaint, america's voting process is broken. tuesdays are inconvenient and the number one difficulty and reason americans site for not voting. tuesday elections have their origin during the agriculture weekends were eliminated for religious regions and monday was a day of horse and buggy travel to the polls. it is time to encourage new thinking. early

>>reporter: today senator bill nelson based on a local news investigation sent attorney general loretta lynch a letter asking her to look into the state's alleged practice of selling driver's license info. >> it's nounal unconscionable but it may well be that it is illegal. >>reporter: however today the and that quote, the florida department of highway safety and motor vehicles does not sell driver or motor vehicle information. they went ton point out the driver privacy protection act restricts public access to info like social security numbers. >>reporter: driver's license numbers, i.d. card numbers, names addresses telephone numbers and much more. that is something drivers certainly welcome. >> that's my information. >> ve don't like that being out there to have it done again. >>reporter: the senator wants to make sure your private information is kept just that, private. that same statement went on to point out that under the law a lot of this driver's license and motor vehicle information is considered public information and that people can actually request that, but only if they meet a ce

>>reporter: senator bill nelson based on a local news investigation sent attorney general loretta lynch to look into the state's alleged practice of selling driver's license info. >> it's not only unconscionable but it may well be that it is illegal irk however today the dmv released a statement saying the senator highway safety and motor vehicles does not sell driver or motor vehicle information. they went on to point out the driver privacy protection act restricts public access to info like social security numbers driver's license numbers, i.d. card numbers, names addresses telephone numbers and much more. that is something drivers certainly welcome. in tampa, rod carter news channel 8. >>> chief meteorologist steve jerve joins us right now you see that happy face he has. it's and we have big changes this weekend too. >> i know. it's going to be so festive and turkey ish. >> for about 5 it's going to warm right back up again. >> can't we have some joy for a minute? >> no i can't. >> wow. >> no actually it's going to be beautiful this weekend. just two different kinds of days. saturday

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