debra bowen has tried to do a lot of it, yi don't think it's her fault.owen has been quiet in the last few years, certainly in the last few months. there's been questions about her health that may have been a factor. but the bottom line here is money. the state legislature has not spent money on voting issues, and i do think going forward, whoever the secretary is and whoever these elected officials are, there has to be money in the system to run elections. these two guys who want to be secretary of state both say they're going to fight for it. as a matter of fact, both of them said we may need a state bond measure to borrow the money to try to conduct elections better, and i think that campaign system is one example. >> and it almost seems like the politicians don't really want to fix that system. or at least it isn't a priority, clearly. >> it certainly isn't a priority. we've seen the budget get scaled back and scaled back, and now that jerry brown is holding the line on spending pretty consistently, much like the courts, much like the other programs t

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fox's dan bowen has the story. >> reporter: this week at staples, last month it was home depot. for some the number of data breaches recently has them feeling dee sensitive. >> it's more common now. >> reporter: it is happening to plenty of people. some estimates say tiff tee% of all adults in this country have had their data exposed. >> i have had my identity stolen it's scar row. >> my credit card got stolen. >> i change my password every week. >> i troy to pay with cash. >> event study from credit cards.com found in some cases 50% of consumers are worried enough they plan to shop with cash instead of cards this holiday season. about 45% of credit and debit card users won't be shopping at stores that have been hacked. >> this is very real, and yet i don't think people need to over reaction either. >> reporter: brittany bake couldn't a privacy attorney with hunt ton and william the breaches have accelerated a move toward safer chip inn style credit cards. many companies have also embraced other services like the new more encrypted apple pay system. >> i think the deference now

jason hatcher, steven bowen, playing against their former team. what are they looking forward to most? i'll have that, coming up. >>> plus, stop and frisk. from ferguson to fox hole. recent confrontations with officers have local police ready to make some changes. >>> we're talking about a touch of summer. today 70 degrees. tomorrow we get to 80. but we call it a touch, because say hello to the 30s. they're in the forecast too. >>> concerns about police stops and racial profiling in the district. today the police chief is out defending her force. the spotlight on police tactics in ferguson, missouri, has caused new questions in our area. >> news4's mark segraves was there as the d.c. chief responded to some concerned citizens. >> sure, i know we have tactics that create tension. >> reporter: chief cathy lanier acknowledged there are some things that could be done to ease tensions between police and the public who they have contact with. >> we hear these horror stories and begin to investigate and find out it's not an mp officer at all. >> reporter

the 13-year-old was last seen yesterday on howard and bowen roads in southeast. that's not far from the suitland parkway. she was carrying a hello kitty book bag. if you've seen burton, please call d.c. police. >>> extra security will be on hand this morning at buoy high school after a deadly shooting near the school. shots rang out in the parking lot behind the bel air swim and racket club. police say a man was killed during the argument. the lot is a popular cut-through for students going to and from school but police are not saying any students were involved. police are describing what a woman saw after the shots. >> i instantly called police and jumped out and saw kids running. >> late last night, a four-day chevy was towed from the parking lot at buoy high school. but they're not saying how the car is connected to the investigation. >> right now, two new driving laws are in effect in maryland. on i-270 with what you need to know to stay safe and keep from getting a ticket. >> these tougher penalties for maryland drivers are all about saving lives. today, the

bowen jells journalist james rosen investigators found some of the money in the bunker.s he says iraq's government is aware of his findings and has never tried to get the money back either. >>> and finally, if you're looking for an exotic vacation destination, look no further than iran. the "new york times" has been looking into getting into the travel agency business. the drichlg posts -- a trip that will reveal the secrets from this once forbidden land. the description does not mention iran's civil rights -- or as a state sponsor of terrorism, a warning on the state department's website reads in part, some elements in iran remain hostile to the united states, as a result some united states citizens may be subject to harassment and arrest while traveling insider rang. >>> michigan republican governor rick snyder is getting some power behind miss cool pain tonight. he's trying to drum up support for the incumbent. the ongoing struggles of the state's largest city are front and center in that race. >> reporter: michigan's run governor snyder took heat for his reported, sp

we had this bowen back, and a lot of people called it last week that we got oversold. the equity markets bounced back. i think it was a reflex action. guy has been on this, he says 110, when we get back to the wim, and it tests and it failed, those are bad levels. same thing with the s&p 500, 1950, that was the prior breakdown level. it failed there today. >> and we hit 1950 today. my point is not that. my point is when you look at oil, did it go down, because suddenly demand overnight suddenly changed? or was it something else? we have watched timed and time against how folks will be absolutely getting flushed out of their position. >> so you think that's what's at play? >> so it was not demand that suddenly changed from -- >> until noon. >> but the move tells you something. >> we certainly have a lot of supply, but when you look at the europe economy, it's? shambles. japanese economy in shambles. china just put $100 into their barracks in 30 days. remember we put $700 in the worst financial crisis of our histo history, so $100 billion in 30 days is a lot of money. yo

randy zellen says the college can legally do this, whitney bowen says they cannot.dy, why are they free to this? >> it's not particular to their country. this is rapidly turning into a worldwide crisis,eeply affecting this countr would respectfully submit the colle has good cause having any effect on our citizens concerning the ebola virus, it's so bad that apparently there's a code now, you shouldn't be using the word lest you spread panic. david: whitney, you take the opposite opinion, don't you? >> i do, i do, i think their apprch here is begng for scrimination based litigation, if you com from a country where there are documented cases of ebola, what about stents from the unid states? it doesn't seem like a reasonable approach when you dirinate against people from afran countries. they're asking for litigation. david: randy, why spell it out, why no exl the students and not give an explanation as to why? >> you are damned if you do, damned if you don't. if you don't give the explanation, you leave it out there. if you are specific about the explanation yore call

. >> and julie bowen too. >> she's a runner, and sophia has bad knees and can't run.ng. >> it's working. >> you can catch all of her tips in november's "shape" on news stands right now. >>> and two of her moernd family co-stars lighting up the internet with a hilarious video. and over to tony reali. >> and it's a little bit of the modern family magic you know so well. jesse tyler ferguson on his commute home caught in the act. ♪ ♪ love will never hit that note, jesse tyler ferguson. now the best part, other than that high note, that was the best part. the person behind the video? it's eric stonestreet, his tv hubby. his cam on the cam. and eric says he wasn't filming and driving at the same time. nobody should do that. he posted on his instagram page, 16,000 likes. it's going to be trending all day. what song do you sing when no you think's watching? #socialsquare. what tune do you belt out when you're in the car and you think nobody's watching? >> going to do that to me? >> what eric was singing -- was operatic. >> it was beautiful. he hit the high note. i'm not lett